The first Closed Test will begin exclusively in Europe on October 14, 2021. Instead, like Tom Clancy’s XDefiant before it, Ghost Recon Frontline is getting a closed test where players can try it early. with some random people using chopper cars etc., and i'm grateful that i was able to enjoy those couple hours for free.When is the Ghost Recon Frontline release date?Ĭurrently, Ghost Recon Frontline does not have a release date. I don't even like this game that much, i have not bought it, i don't intend to buy it, but i've played it for free, i had fun, it looks great, played well, had fun with some physic bug and collisions, driving motorcycle over mountains, using a drone to spot people, playing with mic.
I'm pretty sure that playing with the options you can find a sweet spot that you like, and that's what i like about PC gaming, tweaking for what i like. What if the GPU that allow to max out this game isn't out yet?Īs far as i know, there's no recommended settings to max out every single settings. Put every settings to low: there's stutter and you've a recommanded NVIDIA GeForce GTX660 and a 2.5Ghz i5? Blame Ubisoft all you want.īut to think that because you spent hard earned money on an expensive graphic card should gives you the right to max out everything and get 60FPS is just a completely flawed logic. This pessimistic, flaming atmosphere generated by those who yell the loudest over the internet is really the worst part of PC gaming releases.
Ghost recon wildlands pc beta not showing up driver#
Who knows, there's been no driver release for Ghost Recon yet, it might all be on Nvidia faulty drivers, who knows. Otherwise try to at least to appreciate how complex it is to make a game for freaking thousands of hardware combination possible that has to handle NPCs, Physic, Huge Landscape with vegetation. I haven't heard any bad feedback involving console performance. If you want consistent performance get a platform that it's easy to optimize for, it's called a console. I'm really pissed at how underappreciated the complexity of making a enjoyable PC game for a hugely segmented market is. Companies make stable game for everyone, it's called Downgraded. People with 200$ graphic cards calling out 'Downgrade' when they've never had a chance to run the game at promo video settings in the first place.Ĭompanies try to break new ground: Star Citizen, they get called 'Scam' all over internet. And to be clear, corridor games are the easiest game in the world to optimize.Īnd complainers yell loud and all over the place thanks to internet. Slightly happens with DOOM, but otherwise you get complainers everywhere. I don't know a lot of people that rush on the internet to say how great a game is running. I guess they narrowed down the elegant animations transitioning you usually expect from Third person exclusive games, for a better first person shooting experience. The two details i feel could have been better is the character models which looks worse than The Division, and their animations routine which could have been more elegant.Īs for the animations i can see a couple reasons for the current way it's working, in shooters the responsiveness of movements is a key elements and the purpose of the game is to allow some fast-paced first person shooting. Making a freaking landscape looking wonderful with Day/Night cycle, weathers, NPCs, vehicles, multiplayer is another story. Making a corridor looking wonderful is easy as hell.
The closest "competitor" to this experience is GTA-Online, but GTA graphics are clearly below and the Shooting is a joke compared to Ghost. There's no other game on the market who allow to get Crysis-level vegetation, large landscape, NPCs, vehicles, Day/Night cycles, weather. I've a 980-Ti and enjoy playing Ghost at 4K at 40-55FPS almost maxed out everywhere except shadow on High not very high.
0 kommentar(er)
