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Re: Dragon Age II
Actually there is only DX11 option. But as DX11 is backwards compatible with DX10, 10.1.. Users will still be able to enjoy DX10. No Crashes so far, but after the High Res texture pack update, I can see some artifacts in cutscenes here and there.
Actually there is only DX11 option. But as DX11 is backwards compatible with DX10, 10.1.. Users will still be able to enjoy DX10. No Crashes so far, but after the High Res texture pack update, I can see some artifacts in cutscenes here and there.
hyperknight
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As good as this game is, it has not changed my opinion that Witcher 2 is a better looking RPG ( and possibly maybe a better game )
However, I am still loving this game. So many hours of my life that I am not going to get back....
As good as this game is, it has not changed my opinion that Witcher 2 is a better looking RPG ( and possibly maybe a better game )
However, I am still loving this game. So many hours of my life that I am not going to get back....
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DX11 max out is a bummer performance.
I'm able to get DX11 HIGH 2xAA 60fps vsync on
Ty Very High and drops to 30s
Put those flashy DX11 settings (3 of them) and drops to mid 20s
DX9 runs like blazing fast
DX11 max out is a bummer performance.
I'm able to get DX11 HIGH 2xAA 60fps vsync on
Ty Very High and drops to 30s
Put those flashy DX11 settings (3 of them) and drops to mid 20s
DX9 runs like blazing fast
tracerbullet
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^^ NO, thats the point.
DX11 high gives pretty much the best visuals, w/o useless GPU taxing
^^ NO, thats the point.
DX11 high gives pretty much the best visuals, w/o useless GPU taxing
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^^^ arrey, I meant between DX11 High and Very High
Of course there;s visual difference between DX9 and DX11, but not so much that you'd sacrifice performance for the sake of playing the game in DX11(in case it gets unplayable, in HD5700 series and lower)
^^^ arrey, I meant between DX11 High and Very High
Of course there;s visual difference between DX9 and DX11, but not so much that you'd sacrifice performance for the sake of playing the game in DX11(in case it gets unplayable, in HD5700 series and lower)
varunversion1
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Finally finished the game... awesome ending... but leaves space for dlcs to finish the story completely... surprise character from dragon age 1 at the very end...
Finally finished the game... awesome ending... but leaves space for dlcs to finish the story completely... surprise character from dragon age 1 at the very end...
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varunversion1
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It took me about 40 hours... but i like to finish every sidequest as well as listen to all the dialog options... maybe if u just played the main story u could cut tht short to around 30...
It took me about 40 hours... but i like to finish every sidequest as well as listen to all the dialog options... maybe if u just played the main story u could cut tht short to around 30...
jc36lect3r
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40 hrs, hmmm. I am trying to decide between Dragon Age 2 and Crysis 2, got money for only one of them :| Wondering which one will give me the most bang for my buck..
40 hrs, hmmm. I am trying to decide between Dragon Age 2 and Crysis 2, got money for only one of them :| Wondering which one will give me the most bang for my buck..
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crysis 2 for multiplayer awesomeness and the superb cryengine editor 3jc36lect3r said:
jc36lect3r
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Thanks for the suggestions, that would be the logical choice. It's always better to wait a year to pick up RPG's when they get re-released with all the DLC's. I picked up DA Ultimate Edition, Oblivion GOTY Edition all with all DLC's. Only exception, Mass Effect, bought both on release date Oh well, Crytek gets ma mullah ....
Thanks for the suggestions, that would be the logical choice. It's always better to wait a year to pick up RPG's when they get re-released with all the DLC's. I picked up DA Ultimate Edition, Oblivion GOTY Edition all with all DLC's. Only exception, Mass Effect, bought both on release date
Oh well, Crytek gets ma mullah ....Re: Dragon Age II
I'm playing this game right now, I have to say it's a complete disappointment. I'm talking about the PC version here, never played any DA on the consoles.
Disliked :
- No isometric view (If you think it doesn't make a difference, wait till you get later on in the game and you try to cast an AOE spell with your mage).
- Can't change armor on companions.
- The dialogue system is basically saying yes in 3 ways.
- Terrible interaction between PC & companions - at the end of the game, I can safely say that I don't give a shit about my companions. This was not the case in Origins/Awakening to some extent.
- Can't pick a different race to play.
- No depth in combat unless the difficulty is set to Nightmare (to turn friendly fire on).
- Boss battles aren't as epic anymore - I'd give more details, but don't know how to use the spoiler tags.
- There are a total of about 6-7 environments in the game, all dungeons are recycled (not just textures, level design too - so you'll be playing the same dungeon just populated with different enemies).
- No crafting - you have to buy all your potions, can't make them for free.
- Story doesn't get interesting until the 2nd act.
Liked : Improvement in graphics, flashy combat moves, PC has a voice.
tl;dr
IMO compared to Dragon Age Origins, this game is shit.
I'm playing this game right now, I have to say it's a complete disappointment. I'm talking about the PC version here, never played any DA on the consoles.
Disliked :
- No isometric view (If you think it doesn't make a difference, wait till you get later on in the game and you try to cast an AOE spell with your mage).
- Can't change armor on companions.
- The dialogue system is basically saying yes in 3 ways.
- Terrible interaction between PC & companions - at the end of the game, I can safely say that I don't give a shit about my companions. This was not the case in Origins/Awakening to some extent.
- Can't pick a different race to play.
- No depth in combat unless the difficulty is set to Nightmare (to turn friendly fire on).
- Boss battles aren't as epic anymore - I'd give more details, but don't know how to use the spoiler tags.
- There are a total of about 6-7 environments in the game, all dungeons are recycled (not just textures, level design too - so you'll be playing the same dungeon just populated with different enemies).
- No crafting - you have to buy all your potions, can't make them for free.
- Story doesn't get interesting until the 2nd act.
Liked : Improvement in graphics, flashy combat moves, PC has a voice.
tl;dr
IMO compared to Dragon Age Origins, this game is shit.
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