I don't see how Durante can fix Naruto locked fpsThis, Naruto @ 30 fps.... Durante going to have to ask a few holidays at work.
So no framerate locked at 20 or whatever weird shit I was expecting?
Not defending locked 720p, but I guess it's the lesser evil.
But still, Durante pls
Not defending locked 720p, but I guess it's the lesser evil.
But still, Durante pls
You guys can call me whatever you want, but I'm getting this anyway.
Sounds good to me! I'm looking forward to playing it when I get paid or break down and buy it in a few hours because I'm weak.Originally Posted by Nillansan
Someone in the Steam Community is reporting that the game is running at 60 FPS during gameplay and 30 FPS during cut-scenes. No further information was provided.
Heh, I have been idling all my games selling my cards and I am just about made enough to buy this game now. I guess I won't be.
Well that's hugely disappointing, I almost bought it the other week, will see how this pans out.
Durante, I am willing to throw a copy of Deadly Premonition your way if it is a game that you are interested in playing and if you are willing to take a crack at the locked resolution.I should be able to fix this.
I still need to thank you for the work that you did on Dark Souls.
It's always Japanese developer that do this non sense,is it hard to add in simple shit like resolution? Maybe it's harder than I think.
Maybe it is trivial. Personally i give more slack to devs in this situation.This is exactly how the Dark Souls thread began before people started throwing around "entitled" like a frisbee. Creating an option that adjusts a game's internal rendering resolution is a very trivial thing and there's simply no excuse for it missing in a game powered by a 3D renderer.
The game everyone pretended was good.
Even the "definitive" version is a pile of garbage.
Even the "definitive" version is a pile of garbage.
It's Deadly Premonition guys !!
if there's not some kind of handicap or jank, it's just not the same thing ;p
if there's not some kind of handicap or jank, it's just not the same thing ;p
I can't say for sure yet of course, please don't buy the game expecting a fix!!
Step 1) Allow the resolution to be affected by the initialization file.For a Japanese developer's first effort on the platform, i'm less bothered with that. Would you rather no game at all? And it's a learning experience for them. Look how good the PC version of Dark Souls 2 is shaping to be.
That's it. There are no other steps. It takes less than five minutes for this to be done. The recompiling of the application would take more time than the actual edit.
Please stop defending Japanese devs because they are Japanese. This is RPG Maker-level shit and they should know better.
It's a post 32-bit game. Those almost always benefit from a higher resolution.Would higher resolutions make a big difference to this? It wasn't exactly a pretty game, IIRC.
And people do need to remember Durante wasn't responsible for the FPS fix, just the resolution fix in Dark Souls... which DOES make it valid to hope he provides a fix here. Still, it sounds like here they simply don't offer resolution options, whereas Dark Souls did but rendered internally at 1024x720 anyway.
I think it has more to do with them not being used to PC gaming and what people expect out of PC versions of games. I'm glad they're trying though, I love me some japanese games and I'd love to have all of them on Steam. From is using the PC as the base platform for Dark Souls after their wonky port of the first one because they learned from their mistake, and that's pretty cool.Originally Posted by 9thwonder
It's always Japanese developer that do this non sense,is it hard to add in simple shit like resolution? Maybe it's harder than I think.
I'm still completely ok with people refusing to buy games because of this though, and I think it's ridiculous when people call gamers entitled for demanding quality. Although I do think it's unrealistic to expect quality from this particular game. As I said, something stupid like a 30fps lock with frequent dips even with high end hardware wouldn't surprise me at all (doesn't mean I'd like it, but wouldn't surprise me).
You're the bestI should be able to fix this.
I can't.
So how many minutes/hours will it take for Durante to fix the resolution?
Wanna take bets?
Wanna take bets?
"just the resolution fix"It's a post 32-bit game. Those almost always benefit from a higher resolution.
And people do need to remember Durante wasn't responsible for the FPS fix, just the resolution fix in Dark Souls... which DOES make it valid to hope he provides a fix here. Still, it sounds like here they simply don't offer resolution options, whereas Dark Souls did but rendered internally at 1024x720 anyway.
wtf? Durante saved the entire world, and gave my life a purpose: Post "Durante pls" in every bad port thread.
They have a western publisher, which should (and maybe did) inform them so again no excuses.I think it has more to do with them not being used to PC gaming and what people expect out of PC versions of games. I'm glad they're trying though, I love me some japanese games and I'd love to have all of them on Steam. From is using the PC as the base platform for Dark Souls after their wonky port of the first one because they learned from their mistake, and that's pretty cool.
I'm still completely ok with people refusing to buy games because of this though, and I think it's ridiculous when people call gamers entitled for demanding quality. Although I do think it's unrealistic to expect quality from this particular game. As I said, something stupid like a 30fps lock with frequent dips even with high end hardware wouldn't surprise me at all (doesn't mean I'd like it, but wouldn't surprise me).
Yeah definitely, hopefully Eidos does the FF15 PC port.I think it has more to do with them not being used to PC gaming and what people expect out of PC versions of games. I'm glad they're trying though, I love me some japanese games and I'd love to have all of them on Steam. From is using the PC as the base platform for Dark Souls after their wonky port of the first one because they learned from their mistake, and that's pretty cool.
I'm still completely ok with people refusing to buy games because of this though, and I think it's ridiculous when people call gamers entitled for demanding quality. Although I do think it's unrealistic to expect quality from this particular game. As I said, something stupid like a 30fps lock with frequent dips even with high end hardware wouldn't surprise me at all (doesn't mean I'd like it, but wouldn't surprise me).
Japanese devs are so frequently incompetent on the technical side. It baffles me.
I will note that Capcom has been putting out amazing ports for years though, Devil May Cry 4 is still one the best PC ports ever and that hails from 2008 I believe.You know what is funny, everybody goes "oh japanese developers" but forget that freaking Capcom made three of the best console ports with DMC4, RE5 and RE6, this is just laziness.
It's a talent problem. PC gaming is much more difficult to program for. Most of these companies in the East are struggling, and failing, to keep up with the west even in console development.Originally Posted by angular graphics
edit bah I messed up the title as always! Mods fix it please!
Buyers beware: http://steamcommunity.com/app/247660...4952946860943/
Japanese devs strike again. whyyy
Durante pls
I'm pretty surprised to find out this is a port of a 2010 game. I seriously thought this was an HD port of a Sega Dreamcast game.
You're absolutely right.Originally Posted by angular graphics
They have a western publisher, which should (and maybe did) inform them so again no excuses.
That would be amazing. I still can't wrap my head around the possibility of FF XV on PC. I've been waiting for this fucking game for so long. Bought my PS3 for it, hahaOriginally Posted by 9thwonder
Yeah definitely, hopefully Eidos does the FF15 PC port.
Great.
I preordered this.
And now I'm typing up a refund request to steam. Here comes the jerk around.
I preordered this.
And now I'm typing up a refund request to steam. Here comes the jerk around.
Kingdom Hearts III should also make an PC appearance, given that as I understand its development is similar to Final Fantasy XV.You're absolutely right.
That would be amazing. I still can't wrap my head around the possibility of FF XV on PC. I've been waiting for this fucking game for so long. Bought my PS3 for it, haha
ya, I'm definitely in a camp, better they try than don't.I think it has more to do with them not being used to PC gaming and what people expect out of PC versions of games. I'm glad they're trying though, I love me some japanese games and I'd love to have all of them on Steam. From is using the PC as the base platform for Dark Souls after their wonky port of the first one because they learned from their mistake, and that's pretty cool.
I'm still completely ok with people refusing to buy games because of this though, and I think it's ridiculous when people call gamers entitled for demanding quality. Although I do think it's unrealistic to expect quality from this particular game. As I said, something stupid like a 30fps lock with frequent dips even with high end hardware wouldn't surprise me at all (doesn't mean I'd like it, but wouldn't surprise me).
It's a pity that PC gaming still isn't popular in Japan.
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Wut? It's different to develop for, but if anything it's an easier platform to program for.Originally Posted by I H8 Memes
It's a talent problem. PC gaming is much more difficult to program for. Most of these companies in the East are struggling, and failing, to keep up with the west even in console development.
I'm pretty surprised to find out this is a port of a 2010 game. I seriously thought this was an HD port of a Sega Dreamcast game.
The only really potentially problematic area of PC game development is maintaining compatibility between hardware configurations. That has nothing to do with adding a resolution option. Either they're being very lazy or whoever ported it has taken the instructions to port it extremely literally.Originally Posted by I H8 Memes
It's a talent problem. PC gaming is much more difficult to program for. Most of these companies in the East are struggling, and failing, to keep up with the west even in console development.
Goodness, I really do hope Durante has a a go at this.
How they manage to mess up the resolution is beyond me- it had so much more time to come to the PC too :/
How they manage to mess up the resolution is beyond me- it had so much more time to come to the PC too :/
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