Loving this game. Finding it quite a short game though looking at my progress. Will be sad when it ends.
I'm glad it's not just me that is finding the beginning tedious. I was so looking forward to this game, but so far it's the most generic, boring game I have played in a long time. I ended up turning it off after an hour or so. I really hope it gets better when it opens up as this 'on rails action movie' gameplay really isn't my cup of tea.
Got a £1 Microsoft subscription mainly to give this a go. However I know it goes open world later but the opening got on my nerves so much I uninstalled. Having to hold "E" and then be animated through opening doors, squeezings gaps and crouching under things every 5 seconds just completely did my head in. Was I too hasty, the fingerprints of console gaming are just all over this thing and I wasn't feeling it.
I went back to playing S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly instead and loving it.
Yeah, they couldn't even afford someone to voice the main character . Kinda stops dead any sort of meaningful character interaction when the main character is a mute.
I finally finished it, it was decent but easily the worst in the series imo.
Their voice acting budget must be about a fiver, pretty ridiculous how terrible it is given it's meant to be story based.
Same for me. Downloaded it via PC Game Pass and just crashes back to the desktop after the intro video.This game doesnt work at all on windows store for me.
Installed and runs the cut scene thing at the start and then is unable to login even although im logged in the app they made me download and pay for a months subscription. Refunded.
Same for me. Downloaded it via PC Game Pass and just crashes back to the desktop after the intro video.
Mines is a fresh install of Windows. I finally got it working but it crashed after the first mission. And wouldn’t load again.It was doing this for me, I had registry issues and all sorts. I'd been meaning to do a fresh install so banged a new SSD in and installed it, worked straight away.
I'm not surprised you're finding the story and character development poorer than something like Stalker. While Stalker was released 12 years ago, Quake 2 was released in 1997 and is now 22 years old. I think it's a great choice to showcase early RTX for several reasons. It's so old now that it's relatively lightweight for a graphics engine. It was always meant to be a mindless run and blast. It was one of the first OpenGL (and Glide and PowerVR) games so was a technical showcase back in its day. Also many people who played it back then are now a little older and financially secure. So the people getting a huge amount of nostalgia from the looks and sounds are just the target audience who may be able to afford an RTX card.Played for a few hours now and it's not bad. Much better than the beginning hour, but I'm just not getting the same level of enjoyment I got from the first two games. I feel like it needed a stronger story and characters to really pull it together, which is near impossible with a mute protagonist.
The world looks decent though, although it doesn't quite have that gritty realistic look to it that Stalker has. The guns sound awesome, which makes for some fun battles and the weapon modding is also cool. I have enjoyed finding new mods and switching up my weapons. Saying that, I have found myself using the totally realistic pump up airgun for the most part so far. Being able to headshot an entire bandit camp without anyone hearing a shot makes every other gun useless. The ammo is super cheap to craft as well. Just use the other guns when I'm discovered or for mutants.
Pretty sure I played with everything on max with the 1080 Ti and DX12. It will struggle when you get to Caspian, FPS slumped to below 50 at times.Guys, could you recommend me some game setting for 1080ti 1440p 144hz, please?
Does anyone notice any improvements in game performance with 431.36 drivers?
D12 or D11?
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