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Unlike console games which can be checkpoint central, just about every PC game allows you to save at that moment of time.
Just save and quit and reload the game?
Untrue.
Unlike console games which can be checkpoint central, just about every PC game allows you to save at that moment of time.
Just save and quit and reload the game?
What so many are struggling to say is... You can't.
I don't like it either but seems like a lot of people are going kinda mad and expressing a bizzare sort of console anxiety the past couple of days lol.I play only on PC but I want absolutely nothing to do with the god complex PC gamers that seem to roam the internet.
All those years playing ps4 and I never actually used the feature while a game was running, only when I was downloading games overnight.
Does it actually work well to resume games like this?
I enjoy PC gaming and the gaming platforms in the PC ecosystem, but I'm not PCMR personally. Suspending games was the biggest feature that separates the current gen consoles from the last gen IMO and the reason they can do it is because they are totally dedicated hardware. I remember showing a friend when she was upgrading to PS4 mid gen and blowing her mind that a ton of the pain of booting up or putting down your game was now gone.So now it's trolling to ask about a feature that's ubiquitous on every gaming platform besides this one? Especially when the advantage of PCs is often touted to be the ability to play games however you want to? Even if for whatever reason it's not technically feasible on PC, there's nothing wrong with wishing that wasn't the case.
This feels like the new "comfy couch".
Has suspending/resuming games gotten any faster on PS4 since they introduced it? I only tried it back then, and it was so slow that I could quit and restart Dark Souls 2 several times over on PC in the time it took to suspend and resume Bloodborne.It's a great feature on the PS4 and it's long loading times, but I don't think it would make any real difference on PC.
All those years playing ps4 and I never actually used the feature while a game was running, only when I was downloading games overnight.
Does it actually work well to resume games like this?
I also never used it and no it doesn't work well with a bunch of games
This thread, man!
The high horse responses.
People can't even simply reply:
"You can't."
OP you are the real MVP!
Single handed shown the superiority complex PCMR has with a simple question.
And you good sir helped me prove my point.people don't even use it on console because it works like crap and is almost useless.
this has nothing to do with PC preferences
sorry we've never felt the need to suspend a game for weeks on end. do you guys have literally 0 minutes of free time? ffsThe sensitivity of PC gamers when they know they have an inferior feature![]()
sorry we've never felt the need to suspend a game for weeks on end. do you guys have literally 0 minutes of free time? ffs
people don't even use it on console because it works like crap and is almost useless.
this has nothing to do with PC preferences
They can't reply this because thats not the answer. You can do what OP said but its not a reliable solution since not every game behaves properly in that situation, and there are safer ways to do this that don't require leaving your game running (like, you know, saving the game)People can't even simply reply:
"You can't."
They can't reply this because thats not the answer. You can do what OP said but its not a reliable solution since not every game behaves properly in that situation, and there are safer ways to do this that don't require leaving your game running (like, you know, saving the game)
I just tried with Yakuza 0 and worked perfectlyIn short
You can't
I just tried with Yakuza 0 and worked perfectly
Alt+tab -> sleep mode.What's the solution?
I've beaten most games on PS4 and switch mostly suspending and resuming since you skip every menu option and load screen by doing so. Do you even play on consoles to be saying this stupid shit?people don't even use it on console because it works like crap and is almost useless.
this has nothing to do with PC preferences
So there is no consistent solution, huh?They can't reply this because thats not the answer. You can do what OP said but its not a reliable solution since not every game behaves properly in that situation, and there are better solutions that don't require leaving your game running (like, you know, saving the game)
Not Technically. Technically consoles do it very differently by actually suspending the game. This obviously also could be done in PC too but it just isn't there yet as a feature in games.Just put windows to hibernate or sleep mode when the game is running in background or do alt-tab to do other things, and if your pc has enough resources you can run multiple games in background, technically, this work the same as consoles
"its not guaranteed that it will work for every game"Guys, you are simply failing to grasp the concept of "You can but it's not guaranteed that it will work".
You guys are hopeless."its not guaranteed that it will work for every game"
Which can also be read as:
"It'll work fine with certain games"
Which reminds me Sunset Overdrive did have Alt+tab issues
*cries in in 4k/60 fps*You guys are hopeless.![]()
The hyperbole! It's such an easy feature to use, I'd bet that 99% of current gen console owners use it regularly. It works so seamlessly I bet some casual players use it without even knowing that it's a special feature. What gave you the impression that it doesn't work well, or is almost useless?people don't even use it on console because it works like crap and is almost useless.
this has nothing to do with PC preferences
It might just be me, but i absolutely cannot feel confortable playing games when i have to do stuff in such short notice that i can't wait 10 minutes to save.The hyperbole! It's such an easy feature to use, I'd bet that 99% of current gen console owners use it regularly. It works so seamlessly I bet some casual players use it without even knowing that it's a special feature. What gave you the impression that it doesn't work well, or is almost useless?
Here's a recent example of how I've used it recently. Persona 5 is a game that sometimes has you play for upwards of 20 minutes with no save point. Sometimes when I need or want to stop playing, there's not a save point close by, so I put the PS4 in rest mode. Then I come back and pick up where I left off, be it a few hours or a few days later. Wow, such a niche use case! Why would anyone want that?
The hyperbole! It's such an easy feature to use, I'd bet that 99% of current gen console owners use it regularly. It works so seamlessly I bet some casual players use it without even knowing that it's a special feature. What gave you the impression that it doesn't work well, or is almost useless?
Here's a recent example of how I've used it recently. Persona 5 is a game that sometimes has you play for upwards of 20 minutes with no save point. Sometimes when I need or want to stop playing, there's not a save point close by, so I put the PS4 in rest mode. Then I come back and pick up where I left off, be it a few hours or a few days later. Wow, such a niche use case! Why would anyone want that?
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