Eagle Pursuit
[09] Warrior
I checked the SteamDB page for SC6. They aren't listing any DLC yet.
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PS4 is the tournament standard. However, the majority of the players here will be on both platforms. Cross-play isn't going to be a thing because of Sony, unfortunately.I'm having a hard time deciding whether to buy on Steam or on PS4. What do people see as the pros and cons? Steam probably will involve more irritating hackers, right? And in the case of Dark Souls, it was frustratingly a lot more difficult to contact other players on Steam compared to over PSN. But what would be the benefits? Any ideas if there will be matchmaking cross-platform? Anyone done a weighted analysis here?
PC:I'm having a hard time deciding whether to buy on Steam or on PS4. What do people see as the pros and cons? Steam probably will involve more irritating hackers, right? And in the case of Dark Souls, it was frustratingly a lot more difficult to contact other players on Steam compared to over PSN. But what would be the benefits? Any ideas if there will be matchmaking cross-platform? Anyone done a weighted analysis here?
With that GPU, maybe turn settings down to Medium/Mid-low. Idrk how T7 fares with lower end parts so i can't be sure.One question.I have Intel i7 4790 3,6GHz with Sapphire R9 270X 2GB.Can I run it on 1920 x 1080?
It has more or less the same requirements as Tekken 7, so if you can run that you can probably run SC6 just fine.One question.I have Intel i7 4790 3,6GHz with Sapphire R9 270X 2GB.Can I run it on 1920 x 1080?
Hm...I went ahead and searched the comparisons between your computers' specs and SCVI's recommended settings. Your CPU seems fine. However, with your GPU, you may or may not be able to run SCVI on 1080P 60FPS consistently (depending on if it's medium, high or ultra settings). Here are the comparison links.One question.I have Intel i7 4790 3,6GHz with Sapphire R9 270X 2GB.Can I run it on 1920 x 1080?
Eh. Japanese devs seem to have a tendency to overstate their minimum specs. A better comparison might be his card vs the 750ti, which is roughly equivalent to the ps4.Hm...I went ahead and searched the comparisons between your computers' specs and SCVI's recommended settings. Your CPU seems fine. However, with your GPU, you may or may not be able to run SCVI on 1080P 60FPS consistently (depending on if it's medium, high or ultra settings). Here are the comparison links.
https://www.game-debate.com/cpu/ind...-i5-4690-3-5ghz-vs-core-i7-4790-4-core-3-6ghz
http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-1050-vs-AMD-R9-270X/3650vs2188
GTX 970, 16 RAM, FX 8350, both gamedebate and canirun this are saying I can run it pretty reasonably...but I'm not sure if that's true. If it is though it does bring up the question why would they put minimum requirements so high? I was planning to pick it up on PS4 as well as PC so I'll probably end up doing both and seeing if it runs. If I'm questioning if my computer can run it then I'm sure tons of other people are as well.I wouldn't take the specs super literally. My secondary machine has a 970, which is a 4-year old card, and it's about 1.75x faster than the 1050. Even that 270x should be okay. Playable? Definitely. High quality? Most likely not. But chances are, if you're on here, you have something else to play it on anyway, so it's probably not the end of the world.\
GTX 970, 16 RAM, FX 8350, both gamedebate and canirun this are saying I can run it pretty reasonably...but I'm not sure if that's true. If it is though it does bring up the question why would they put minimum requirements so high? I was planning to pick it up on PS4 as well as PC so I'll probably end up doing both and seeing if it runs. If I'm questioning if my computer can run it then I'm sure tons of other people are as well.