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Downgrade on console
im wondering if theres gonna be a downgrade on console to work it properly . since demo will be shown at PAXwest i want to know bout that . can anyone from EME answer ? thanks .
PS: Sorry if i posted in the wrong place
PS: Sorry if i posted in the wrong place
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if its a good surprise then i can wait , but if they say its a surprise and at end its a bad surprise then its gonna be really dissapointing. anyway at least one of those answer they could give to us (Console players) that are waiting for it since March .
yea it is cheaper and easier to buy a console than a gamming PC but the thing is , those games that are coming to console like TERA/BDO/Blade and Souls and others , gonna have a huge downgrade like The Division had . The Division its a really good example cuz at begining when they showed the teaser, the game was supossed to have an amazing graphic , and at the end it was not even close what was showed to us , anyway i hope that this aint gonna happend with TERA and these other games that are coming .
but ryzen 3 only cost 150 $
i think they will use both since ppl will be avaliable to test it too (I guess)
I honestly have faith that the console version of TERA will not be a downgrade, it will likely just have a redone UI system, have some hiccups every now and then on the FPS like PC does (tho not all the time), and likely lock it at 30 FPS Full HD (no 4K). I don't think they would need to do much much more than this, but if they really did give it all the love, then it could run flawlessly on the consoles. They do have enough power for it.
You can also probably just get an old Dell Optiplex with an Ivy Bridge or Haswell i7 for cheap then add a 1050 (Ti) to it for a pretty decent budget gaming PC. You also have more options like PCs naturally do such as using a mouse and keyboard, web browsing, etc.
That too. We can't rule out the OEM or even supermarket shelf PCs completely. Sometimes all the love they need is a power supply, graphics card, and one or two fans to push air inside and out, most of the time those PCs sell by their oh so good processor (and actually do have good/overkill processors) meanwhile no GPU at all, but the base is there: CPU with enough power, enough RAM, motherboard with slot, and all the rest you need for it to operate.
I'm curious about this as well, though, and I can't wait to see how the game performs on console hardware. Of course, standing in Velika won't be enough. I want to see how Tera on the PS4 stands up to an event raid like the argon one, or a daily rally. I'd love if they went out of their way to push the game and the console to its limits. I don't expect it to run well under those conditions, but it'd be interesting to see how it responded. Unfortunately they probably won't do this at all because the people running the show aren't dumb enough to make their product look sub-par on purpose, and so any footage we see will be of low leveled characters fighting basilisks outside the bastion of lok, while defenders of the console game point and say "see! See! 35 fps in a secluded zone while soloing a world BAM! It's a miracle!"