What Specs will we need?

Just wondering what Spec requirements you will need to max out this game.

Max out the game we have yet to determine, but you'll probably need Cryengine's minimum spec to play. However, we intend to make the game rather scaled so that anybody who really wants to play can.

R93_Sniper wrote:Max out the game we have yet to determine, but you'll probably need Cryengine's minimum spec to play. However, we intend to make the game rather scaled so that anybody who really wants to play can.

That is great to hear, thanks!

Jaing wrote:Damn, 4GB Ram ain't gonna be enough.. is it?

dude crysis 3 only uses like 1gb minimum of ram
RAM AINT That important! its all about the GPU AND the CPU!

Jaing wrote:Sometimes my C3 lags.. 


CPU: i7 3520M 2.9 GHz 2-Core
GPU: Nvidia GT640MLE


Is this good enough? 
Please tell me this is...

Are these laptop specs?

These are laptop specs.

Jaing wrote:Yea. I've mentioned numerous times I have a VAIO S series. It runs surprisingly well. 

http://www.msi.com/product/nb/GT72-2QE-Dominator-Pro.html#hero-overview

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/pxTMXL

do it nao.

As for your laptop itself, I think the GPU might be the only setback, but if a desktop Nvidia GTX 400 series do 1080p 30 FPS on Watch Dogs, who knows. I dunno.

Jaing wrote:But this is so damn fat and I ain't gonna carry something that probably will run out of battery in 2 hours (I was too lazy to read the specification.) What about the Razer blade? Do you think it's worth? Also, how about this bae: http://www.amazon.com/CybertronPC-Kombat-X-Gaming-PC-Black/dp/B0080NQE4A/ref=cm_rdp_product

If you can, don't game on laptop. Tower builds are so much cheaper and have better performance. As for that prebuilt, it's trash for the price.

Here's an ingame screenshot showing Render Quality, which will allow users to play at higher resolutions while sacrificing overall quality for performance. If you like borderless windowed and can't run games all that well, this is the setting for you.



This screenshot was taken at 1366x768 resolution with a render resolution of 50x25.

Inversely, this method can also be used for Supersampling where the render resolution is higher than the game resolution for higher graphical accuracy/fidelity. Meant only for the toughest of rigs.



This screenshot was taken at 1366x768 resolution with a render resolution of 4000x2000.

TL:DR lower render quality will allow you to play at your native resolution without sacrificing performance, albeit with blurrier frames. increasing render quality will allow you to increase graphical accuracy by rendering at a higher resolution than your native one.

Dat carbine looks huge.. and what's the green ball of energy?