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Friday, November 11th 2016, 6:09pm

Wasn't Planetside 2 kind horrendous in terms of hardware requirements? I mean it sometimes has trouble maintaining a steady 60 (ok, with rather high settings) on a 970.
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Friday, November 11th 2016, 6:33pm

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The market for this exists, and is already heavily supported, to the point that most games released in that format fail in a few months due to heavy competition.


Low budget + limited marketing potential... i am not surprised they fail. Yet, a game like BF infantry play would surprise me, if it exists. And since I doubt any of them have an already developed brand. Together with the existing turd... Its no surprise. Not the low-end is the problem, but the turd hidden in there.

I wasnt asking for games, which a potato can run. I was asking whether a "low end version" would make any sense. hell I wouldnt mind a simple Valve-Source Engine conversion with movement+gunplay like bf.
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Saturday, November 12th 2016, 1:28am

So are you solely asking if the gaming market has any demand for a title that is similar to "Battlefield" but for lower specification computers? If you want to play a first person shooter that is similar, then why not just play the older "Battlefield" games? Both the Revive Project for "Battlefield 2" and the Revive Project for "Battlefield 2142" are semi legal if you are interested.



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I know about battlefield play4free... Its gameplay was flawed, that's why it failed.

I used to do relatively well in this game even without having spent any money. K/D ratios up to 1.5 were very much achievable for me back then. I have no clue why I perform so much worse in "Battlefield 3", "Battlefield 4", and "Battlefield 1". Perhaps it is due to the players of paid games in general being more skilled overall.

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Saturday, November 12th 2016, 12:06pm

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So are you solely asking if the gaming market has any demand for a title that is similar to "Battlefield" but for lower specification computers? If you want to play a first person shooter that is similar, then why not just play the older "Battlefield" games? Both the Revive Project for "Battlefield 2" and the Revive Project for "Battlefield 2142" are semi legal if you are interested.


I know about these, but I really like the modern gameplay of current installments.

Self healing
Fast movement
ADS has tighter accuracy (which BF2 didnt had)
You are able to move on your own and teamplay is multiplied

Well, I would play Bad Company 2 as this has all of these, but I cant run it.
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Saturday, November 12th 2016, 2:43pm

Got any kind of desktop you could maybe stick a new graphics card in?

A GTX 660 can run battlefront pretty well on medium-high settings but really struggles with BF1.

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Saturday, November 12th 2016, 8:45pm

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A GTX 660 can run battlefront pretty well on medium-high settings but really struggles with BF1.

Does that have anything to do with the DirectX 12 crashes I have been hearing about?

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Saturday, November 12th 2016, 9:23pm

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A GTX 660 can run battlefront pretty well on medium-high settings but really struggles with BF1.
Does that have anything to do with the DirectX 12 crashes I have been hearing about?
It's DX11 too, "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE REMOVED. "

It occurs across the board but mostly in older Nvidia cards, aside from that the 660 struggles to get over 40-50fps on low in the middle of maps with 99% usage.

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