Dictator93
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I was so jazzed about the Wii U version of this title, what happened?
Wii U happened, that's what.
Pre-ordering tonight! STEAM HERE WE GO
I was so jazzed about the Wii U version of this title, what happened?
Fuck I just found out I have to travel 2-3 days next week for work. God damn it I really wanted to play this.
Lots of tearing, but I loved everything about the game.
I wonder if I can bring my 360 to the hotel I'm going to and hook it up to a TV there.same m-w
Got my early access review code today. Embargo lifts on Monday at 9am Pacific. I'll have my review then.
Never got into 2033 the way I wanted to. I tried both the PC version (a while back before I had my current rig) and the 360 version. Never dug the combat, and I got stuck at a place I can't remember.
I'm re-downloading it on Steam to try it now.
My current rig is a 580, 6gb RAM, and a 920@3.8 ghz. Should hopefully run Last Light on Medium settings.
Can my PC run it?
The 4A Engine is a lot more optimized than Metro 2033 was. So with a bit of tweaking in the settings and the resolution, the game will be playable on a pretty wide range of PCs.
Hey all!
Hey Professor Pew, any suggestions for my above post? I really would like to finish the original, plan on buying Last Light. Not sure why I am having these issues, as I have ran this game many times in the past on this exact same machine.
Sorry to bombard you with noob questions right as you arrive, thanks for posting here : )
Welcome to GAF! Appreciate the PC info. I seriously hope for better optimization. Metro 2033 was pretty as hell, but damn, that FPS was all over the place so randomly. Even with my new 670 (because I was playing with a 4890 when I first played) it still dipped in the strangest spots.
Hey all!
I'm Maurice (@Pewology), the lead CM at Deep Silver. I'll stop lurking and start posting, first with some info about things I get a lot of questions about.
There's a very nice interview with the author by Patrick Klepek over on Giant Bomb.
Metro 2033 is notorious for punishing hardware, which is why it's still being used as a benchmark tool.
4A Games didn't have as much time to work on optimization for Metro 2033 like they had for Last Light. If you have something like an i5 or equivalent to go alongside that 670, that will do the job very nicely!
Thanks for responding I guess.
This is all awesome and I'm really glad you posted that. Everyone was thinking it would be impossible to run the game maxed out.
My 670 and 3570k are ready !!
Hey all!
I'm Maurice (@Pewology), the lead CM at Deep Silver. I'll stop lurking and start posting, first with some info about things I get a lot of questions about.
- i5 with a 560: should run good with most settings on high on 1920x1080
- i7 with 580-680: you're good for 1920x1080
- i7 with a Titan: only necessary for higher resolutions than 1920x1200, with 3D support, and every single thing turned to max.
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If you have something like an i5 or equivalent to go alongside that 670, that will do the job very nicely!
Thanks for responding I guess.
what's a worthy upgrade for my gtx 570? sub $450
I think the 770 is lauching at a 400 price point on may 30th. Or is at least rumored to be.
Hey all!
I'm Maurice (@Pewology), the lead CM at Deep Silver. I'll stop lurking and start posting, first with some info about things I get a lot of questions about.
Can my PC run it?
In a nutshell, "recommended" is what you need for a good framerate with high settings on a typical resolution. "Optimum" is for high-end resolutions, 3D, and it gives you something to justify that SLI Titan setup.
A good measuring stick if you are wondering if your specific PC rig will run it well or not:
- i5 with a 560: should run good with most settings on high on 1920x1080
- i7 with 580-680: you're good for 1920x1080
- i7 with a Titan: only necessary for higher resolutions than 1920x1200, with 3D support, and every single thing turned to max.
The 4A Engine is a lot more optimized than Metro 2033 was. So with a bit of tweaking in the settings and the resolution, the game will be playable on a pretty wide range of PCs.
For what it's worth, I've tried running it on my 4 year-old E8400 C2D 3.0Ghz with 4GB RAM and an HD4830 512MB on 1920x1200, using Low settings . On a 4 year old Windows 7 install that takes 18 minutes from cold boot to having a functional Chrome. With 30 tabs, Excel, Powerpoint, and Photoshop open. I would not recommend it at that resolution and that kind of setup.
Answers to a lot of questions from Metro fans
There are a lot of very passionate Metro fans over on the lastlightforum.com. There's a Q&A thread with answers to a lot of very specific questions over here.
Is Metro: Last Light based on a book/the book?
Not quite. Dmitry Glukhovksy wrote Metro 2033 and Metro 2034. Metro 2034 wouldn't have made for a very compelling game, so he wrote the story of Artyom after the events of Metro 2033. Now, the story of Metro: Last Light is being turned into book form by him as Metro 2035.
There's a very nice interview with the author by Patrick Klepek over on Giant Bomb.
what's a worthy upgrade for my gtx 570? sub $450
What's a good site to use if I want to stack various CPU GPU combinations with various games to see what the average framerates are? I know I used it before when I built this rig, but I can't remember the site.
The Gigabyte 670 is what I have. Love this thing.
Just curious. Are you getting a console version as well? I've got a 360 copy on the way but for now a PC review code. Figure if I get the 360 version in time, will mention a blurp about that in my review performance wise, etc.
This is all awesome and I'm really glad you posted that. Everyone was thinking it would be impossible to run the game maxed out.
My 670 and 3570k are ready !!
Lol missed this before posting, which pretty much backs up my rig will be golden
I have the same specs, although my 670 is a 4GB model. Should be set to go for max then, so happy <3
Edit, the EVGA GTX670 I have.
- i7 with 580-680: you're good for 1920x1080
Hey all!
I'm Maurice (@Pewology), the lead CM at Deep Silver. I'll stop lurking and start posting, first with some info about things I get a lot of questions about.
Can my PC run it?
In a nutshell, "recommended" is what you need for a good framerate with high settings on a typical resolution. "Optimum" is for high-end resolutions, 3D, and it gives you something to justify that SLI Titan setup.
A good measuring stick if you are wondering if your specific PC rig will run it well or not:
- i5 with a 560: should run good with most settings on high on 1920x1080
- i7 with 580-680: you're good for 1920x1080
- i7 with a Titan: only necessary for higher resolutions than 1920x1200, with 3D support, and every single thing turned to max.
The 4A Engine is a lot more optimized than Metro 2033 was. So with a bit of tweaking in the settings and the resolution, the game will be playable on a pretty wide range of PCs.
For what it's worth, I've tried running it on my 4 year-old E8400 C2D 3.0Ghz with 4GB RAM and an HD4830 512MB on 1920x1200, using Low settings . On a 4 year old Windows 7 install that takes 18 minutes from cold boot to having a functional Chrome. With 30 tabs, Excel, Powerpoint, and Photoshop open. I would not recommend it at that resolution and that kind of setup.
Answers to a lot of questions from Metro fans
There are a lot of very passionate Metro fans over on the lastlightforum.com. There's a Q&A thread with answers to a lot of very specific questions over here.
Is Metro: Last Light based on a book/the book?
Not quite. Dmitry Glukhovksy wrote Metro 2033 and Metro 2034. Metro 2034 wouldn't have made for a very compelling game, so he wrote the story of Artyom after the events of Metro 2033. Now, the story of Metro: Last Light is being turned into book form by him as Metro 2035.
There's a very nice interview with the author by Patrick Klepek over on Giant Bomb.
I remember grabbing an i5 over an i7 way back when because pffft like I'm ever going to need that hyperthreading. Starting to think I probably shouldn't have gone the i7, for investments sake.