MULTI [OT] Red Dead Redemption II | Wild West 1899
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I don't know what your definition of "adequately" is (something that bodes well for your laptop perhaps based on recent discussions? 
), but its mentioned in the video that i7 7700k keeps you north of 60fps, so 4 cores are fine but hyper-threading is needed for 60fps. This was also true for Assassin's Creed Odyssey.
Also worth mentioning that CPU patch was released yesterday so these benches will have to be redone.
), but its mentioned in the video that i7 7700k keeps you north of 60fps, so 4 cores are fine but hyper-threading is needed for 60fps. This was also true for Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Also worth mentioning that CPU patch was released yesterday so these benches will have to be redone.
That 6 core statement was made for Ryzen cpus and that too for the "adequate" 60fps gameplay but Chandoo kinda conveniently left that out for some reason.
In general, the video concludes that a 4 core/ 4 thread cpu cannot do 60fps in this game.
The latest patch if Reddit is too go by, has bring significant optimisations specially related to CPU stuttering. So this video is all but useless. DF should have waited for the patch. [MENTION=11352]Necrokiller[/MENTION]
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Can't family share Rockstar games. : - ;Red Dead Redemption 2 for PC is coming to Steam on December 5.
Finally... this game releases
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Don't recall Rockstar having regional pricing but the game is priced at $45 in Pakistan, and is currently 20% off, so its $36.
Not that I'm buying
Not that I'm buying
Its not worth buying atm on PC. Not until they fix the damn thing. Optimization is bad on PC (sm1)Don't recall Rockstar having regional pricing but the game is priced at $45 in Pakistan, and is currently 20% off, so its $36.
Not that I'm buying
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The game also only sold 400k on EGS in it's first month. Which for a game of this stature is basically a big bomba.
Let's see if people were waiting for the Steam release.
Let's see if people were waiting for the Steam release.
If Borderlands 3 can sell ~1.8 million on EGS in its first month then clearly Rockstar fucked up.
Technical issues drowned this game for PC folks i tried it on RX 580 and RTX 2070 and on both cards game crashes randomly with other issues too GTA V PC port was far better than this mess.
Anyways ended it dheet ban kay a solid 9/10 game.
Anyways ended it dheet ban kay a solid 9/10 game.
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The developer said he’s in talks with Take-Two already
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Take-Two Interactive has shut down a Red Dead Redemption fan project after filing a lawsuit against developer Johnathon Wyckoff on Dec. 26. Wyckoff is the creator behind a fan project called “Red Dead Redemption Damned Enhancement Project,” which was reportedly intended to “[enhance] graphics and visuals in Take-Two’s Red Dead Redemption game” and make it playable on Windows PC — “a platform for which Take-Two itself has not yet released the Read Dead Redemption [sic] game,” according to the lawsuit.
Red Dead Redemption 2 was released on PC earlier this year, but the original game never came to personal computers, just consoles. (The only way to play Red Dead Redemption on PC was through Sony’s streaming service, PlayStation Now.)
Wyckoff posted in September that the Red Dead Redemption Damned Enhancement Project was “halted,” but later resumed working on it in November. He announced the cancellation of the project on Dec. 27, after the lawsuit was filed in a New York court, as first spotted by Torrent Freak.
“Take Two fine you win,” Wyckoff tweeted. “RDR1 project cancelled. Stop the law suit i have a damn life. You guys should had waited i was gonna contact you this week. Geez you don’t need to sue. Despite what you think you guys really killed modding.” Wyckoff later tweeted that he was “in talks” with Take-Two.
Take-Two’s lawyers alleged that Wyckoff “publicly stated intent to distribute unauthorized software files that would dramatically change the content of Take-Two’s video games,” including importing the Red Dead Redemption map into Red Dead Redemption 2 and allowing players to access his “enhanced” version of Red Dead Redemption on PC. The company said it has “repeatedly” asked Wyckoff to stop.
Several screenshots — from Discord, Twitter, and various forums — published in the suit demonstrate Wyckoff’s continued work on the project. Wyckoff reiterated in tweets that it’s a modding project and not infringement.
Neither Take-Two nor Wyckoff have responded to Polygon’s inquiries before publication time.
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The developer said he’s in talks with Take-Two already
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Take-Two Interactive has shut down a Red Dead Redemption fan project after filing a lawsuit against developer Johnathon Wyckoff on Dec. 26. Wyckoff is the creator behind a fan project called “Red Dead Redemption Damned Enhancement Project,” which was reportedly intended to “[enhance] graphics and visuals in Take-Two’s Red Dead Redemption game” and make it playable on Windows PC — “a platform for which Take-Two itself has not yet released the Read Dead Redemption [sic] game,” according to the lawsuit.
Red Dead Redemption 2 was released on PC earlier this year, but the original game never came to personal computers, just consoles. (The only way to play Red Dead Redemption on PC was through Sony’s streaming service, PlayStation Now.)
Wyckoff posted in September that the Red Dead Redemption Damned Enhancement Project was “halted,” but later resumed working on it in November. He announced the cancellation of the project on Dec. 27, after the lawsuit was filed in a New York court, as first spotted by Torrent Freak.
“Take Two fine you win,” Wyckoff tweeted. “RDR1 project cancelled. Stop the law suit i have a damn life. You guys should had waited i was gonna contact you this week. Geez you don’t need to sue. Despite what you think you guys really killed modding.” Wyckoff later tweeted that he was “in talks” with Take-Two.
Take-Two’s lawyers alleged that Wyckoff “publicly stated intent to distribute unauthorized software files that would dramatically change the content of Take-Two’s video games,” including importing the Red Dead Redemption map into Red Dead Redemption 2 and allowing players to access his “enhanced” version of Red Dead Redemption on PC. The company said it has “repeatedly” asked Wyckoff to stop.
Several screenshots — from Discord, Twitter, and various forums — published in the suit demonstrate Wyckoff’s continued work on the project. Wyckoff reiterated in tweets that it’s a modding project and not infringement.
Neither Take-Two nor Wyckoff have responded to Polygon’s inquiries before publication time.
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RDR2 is quite possibly getting a Switch port:
https://nintendosmash.com/red-dead-redemption-2-has-been-listed-for-nintendo-switch/
https://nintendosmash.com/red-dead-redemption-2-has-been-listed-for-nintendo-switch/
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