Londa said:Yep, I pre-ordered the CE. Planned to do it in support of 14 cause 11 was so good but these bonuses are even more incentive. Why isn't NA getting the mug and CD?
I just used FRAPS while running it. It keeps a frame count in the corner.demosthenes said:Where did you see the FPS?
I wanted to wait to upgrade until November. If I just upgraded my video card now would I probably be alright until a full upgrade in November?
Why is the collectors edition $75 and not $60 :< and no $10 credit either!cruets said:FF14, straight to #1 on amazon with a bullet lol
http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/videogames/ref=pd_dp_ts_sw_1
Yeah, the scores are stupid. Complete fail on SE's part especially considering that people are basing their decision of whether or not to play the game based on a number that is so wildly off.CcrooK said:Yeah, i did a fraps check. Averaged out to 64 fps through the whole thing. Lowest I ever saw it go down was down to about 52-53 but it stayed above 60 almost the entire time. After several tests and tweaking, I get same score of 3750.
Specs:
Windows 7 Pro 64 bit
Phenom II 940 3.0 BE (Quad)
Sapphire Toxic 5850 1 Gig
The benchmark scores I don't get. I think they're entirely wrong. I bet I could run the game with at least 80% of full settings going on.
Einbroch said:Yeah, the scores are stupid. Complete fail on SE's part especially considering that people are basing their decision of whether or not to play the game based on a number that is so wildly off.
The benchmark is fine, but the scores are bull. Apparently I need to upgrade my computer even though my framerate hardly ever dipped below 40 FPS on high. :lolUnknown Soldier said:The benchmark is just a canned cutscene of small areas and limited numbers of NPC actors. Compared with the real game which will be rendering large areas with potentially hundreds of people at the same time, I would think the scores are actually quite accurate and our computers are all going to explode at the same time on September 22nd, 2010. :lol
Einbroch said:The score means shit. Seriously, don't look at the score.
How did it look? Did it run at an acceptable frame rate? Yes? Then toss the score out the window and enjoy the game when it comes out. No? Well, was it a little choppy? Wait and see, or upgrade if you need to upgrade.
I scored just above 2000, the framerate was solid and the graphics looked fantastic. I think I scored so low because every 2-3 seconds the graph would dip way low and my score wouldn't move, but the game continued to run the same as it did the previous 2-3 seconds.
Bottom line? Block out the score and the graph and look at the game.
Shadows are the most draining component of any game, especially MMOs.AtomskEater said:Huh, good to know. I got around 1100 on my year old laptop but it looked playable. Might still build a cheap gaming desktop.
Einbroch said:The benchmark is fine, but the scores are bull. Apparently I need to upgrade my computer even though my framerate hardly ever dipped below 40 FPS on high. :lol
Kagari said:Updated the OP a bit with today's info.
Gromph said:Damm i want that CE up in EU stores... i dont wanna fight again with NA Customer support :/
Found it: http://www.play.com/Games/PC/4-/15693250/Final-Fantasy-XIV-Limited-Collector-Edition/Product.html
Classic_Gs said:With today's announcement I have been laptop shopping, so I need PC GAF to step in and let me know if this Asus will be adequate.
Asus - Laptop with Intel® Core i5 Processor
Processor
Intel® Core i5
Processor Speed
2.26GHz (with Turbo Boost up to 2.53GHz )
Battery Type
6-cell lithium-ion
Display Type
Widescreen LED-backlit LCD (1366 x 768)
Screen Size (Measured Diagonally)
16"
System Bus
1066MHz
Cache Memory
3MB on die Level 2
System Memory (RAM)
4GB
System Memory (RAM) Expandable To
8GB
Type of Memory (RAM)
DDR3
Hard Drive Type
SATA (7200 rpm)
Computer Hard Drive Size
500GB
Optical Drive
Double-layer DVD±RW
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce GTS 360M
Video Memory
1GB GDDR5
Networking
Built-in 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45 connector)
Wireless Networking
Wireless-B+G+N
Gromph said:Canceled my Play.com and re-ordered on amazon!
Item(s) Subtotal: £34.89
Postage & Packing: £22.38
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Total Before VAT: £57.27
VAT: £10.30
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Total: £67.57
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Grand Total: £67.57
With 1-2 day priority mail.
Gromph said:To Spain, i got standar (3-7 days) or priority (1-2 days)
So i want it fast!
Also i will get holidays when the item arrive 1 week early access = 1 week holidays
Sebulon3k said:Does anyone know if Amazon bills right when you order or when the game ships?
Want to get my pre-order in but I'm broke right now ;(
Khrno said:Oh I see. Aren't there any spanish retailers taking preorders for the game?
Gromph said:Didnt saw anyone, anyway i allways order to amazon.co.uk, cheaper and faster.
Jinko said:Strange from me experience play is always faster than amazon because they generally send their games out a couple days before release.
Jinko said:Strange from my experience play is always faster than amazon because they generally send their games out a couple days before release.
brandonh83 said:I might buy the PC version just to fuck around on but I plan on playing the PS3 version, primarily. Who knows though, I may get so into the PC version that I'm satisfied with it
unless the PS3 version has trophies, god damn it I hate my OCD
Don't see why you wouldn't be able to.brandonh83 said:Wait you can carry over your character/account from the PC to PS3 and vice-versa?
kpop100 said:Don't see why you wouldn't be able to.
brandonh83 said:Wait you can carry over your character/account from the PC to PS3 and vice-versa?
Thinking out loud- I wonder what the chances of this coming to Steam are...
Minamu said:My benchmarks crashes when I launch it I get to choose a character but then, crash boom burn. My pc is less than 2 years old (with ati if that matters?).
-- So, you're really putting more power in the users' hands. By the way, you have consistently developed and worked on FFXI for almost 10 years now. What exactly is the draw for you?
Tanaka: (without pausing) It's about bringing people together. With the traditional RPG, the creator puts together a story with gameplay and cutscenes, and the user consumes it. With an MMORPG, the story is never finished. Friendships are born and tales are constantly woven between players... it's an RPG full of meetings and partings and many of our more passionate players carry over that experience into the real world. I find it fascinating to see how the world grows and expands outside the scope of the pre-built scenarios -- I might even call it an addiction.