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Pubblicazione: 26 giu 2017, ore 18:45

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I loved playing the game when I played it on my friend's computer, but sadly when I tried to play it on my own, the game was too laggy even though I met the minimum system requirements. And I was not even playing one of the maps where you have 8 full corps battling it out, where it even lagged on my friend's gaming PC.

Again I love the game, but I cannot recommend a game that lies about its minumum system requirements and provides no options whatsoever for changing the graphics or performance settings.
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Awesome[BG4-Dev] 29 giu 2017, ore 13:01 
It is not a trash laptop. It has done me many great things. The thing is that even though my laptop meets the minimum system requirements, the game itself does not perform well. I'm stuck at like 15fps.

If the posted minimum system requirements were higher than my laptop could handle, then I would not have bought the game.
CrazyUncleSteve 28 giu 2017, ore 17:56 
Wait. So let me get this right. You love the game but give it a 'thumbs down' because your trash laptop can't run it?
Awesome[BG4-Dev] 27 giu 2017, ore 18:04 
I'm working the summer away from home and so I'm temporarily stuck on my laptop. I know my desktop will run it acceptably, but I was looking forward to playing it sooner.

Regardless, this game still has performance problems, even on higher-end gaming PCs.
Chris (CHA) 27 giu 2017, ore 6:11 
Apparently a source engine mod developer with a PC not powerful enough to run a simple 2D UNITY game? That's... uh... are you lying about one of these things? You sound like a kid trying to pretend to be what he's not.