Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (PC/PS5/XSX) - Fallen Order Sequel - 2023

[Kaisha]

I figure anyone on PS4/PS5 already has it at this point since it was PS+'d last month.

[Cail]

[6souls]

[Krandor]

155 GB on PC according to the newest recommended/minimum specs

Lord have mercy

[Salodin]

Wtffff

Better be the most godlike textures

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[Prothescar]

Most likely due to uncompressed cinematics more than textures

[Salodin]

Do fuggin in game cs so this doesn't happen. My gaming NVME is only 500gb cause it's been enough for the games that matter but god dayum...

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[Krandor]

Uncompressed audio in a million different languages also does this.

[Outlaw]

Time for a new SSD. ^^;

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[Prothescar]

Probably see more and more games getting bloated in size with storage APIs moving in the direction that they are

[NynJa]

Uncompressed audio in a million different languages also does this.

No reason for digital version to not have language packs for audio, considering the player will already be downloading the entirety of the game.

Hard copies should come with one or two languages packed depending on the region the game is being shipped to (US: EN ESP, CAN: EN FR, etc) with additional languages available via DLC.


unless that file size is indeed presuming only one language pack.

[Prothescar]

Related to the topic of large game sizes on PC, you can avoid re-downloads of frequently played games pretty easily these days. Costs a bit to set up but you can make a media pc with a ton of storage and use it as a ghetto steam-only NAS if you don't have the tech knowhow or desire to set up a real server for your home. Steam recently added the ability to transfer games locally across your network. Can offload a game that you want to uninstall to your little steam server and transfer it back later without having to download the whole thing again.

Even if you don't care about bandwidth usage it should be faster to do this assuming you have 5 or 10gig LAN.

[6souls]

[Krandor]

Reviews are out, doing pretty well overall. General sequel vibes of "what you liked but bigger"

Sounds like performance issues across the board though, especially on PC.

[Odesseiron]

Apparently (at least on console) many of the issues were fixed with the new patch that dropped a day or two ago. No word on PC yet, but if it's anything like the OG game, I'm waiting a while. Game was a bug addled mess. Falling through floors, assets not loading, events not occurring as they should. I'm waiting a while.

[Krandor]

The never ending adventure of poorly optimized stuttering UE4 games.

[Outlaw]

Yeah I am liking what I am hearing so far but PC gamers need to avoid it for now.

From Reddit:

PC Gamers beware: Overflowing VRAM as soon as you step into the open world area. Stuttering during traversal and combat. At some point you have to just save and reload to "reset" the performance due to the overflow.

A Day 1 patch is planned, I suggest you wait on how that fixes it (if anything)

Edit to add: The review I was watching was running a 4090, Ryzen 9 5900X and getting frequent stutters during combat and walking around. FPS hovering around 35-40 on 1440p max settings.

Day-1 patch already dropped; FWIW in my testing I saw utilization, not allocation, spike over 17GB

https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comme...review_thread/


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[Odesseiron]

I swear, EVERY fucking PC game nowadays is fucking horrible. We're in a shit time for PC "ports"

Recently I can think of:

Elden Ring
Dead Space Remake
Callisto Protocol
Last of Us Remastered
Resident Evil 4 Remake
Hogwarts Legacy
Midnight Suns (running in DX12 will crash you within 20 minutes and you can't use Ray Tracing or any other DX 12 features)
Jedi Survivor

And the more people buy/preorder shit, the more the devs are encouraged to keep releasing them. Speak with your wallet. But the majority of people won't which is why I don't have a problem with going through CDKeys or another site to get a cheaper key. You want my money? Put out a fucking game that works as intended.

meanwhile I'm still playing Baldur's Gate 3 which is in early access for another 4 months and it runs mostly without issue aside from the already known bugs they're squashing before launch. And it has some of the best looking HDR and consistent graphics across the board. That is one game I am omega tier hyped for.

[Krandor]

Atomic Hearts was/is a good port at least

[Andalusian girls]

if only it was a good game as well