I don't get how people complained before release about the game being "short" opening the map and seeing the amount of side content the game has its gonna be like 80+ hours for me too 100% it and do all the stuff I wanna do.
This game even in first 5 hours already takes the spot of top 3 lego games for me
I was wondering if most people do the open world things directly while playing the stort or running through the story and do open world things with characters you like ?
It always feels weird to me to do many hours with characters I don't like so I rather do the story and use the ones I like.
I have the base fps cap option enabled for loseless scaling and it just never works, fps jumps around with like 60-90+ and looks bad because of that and I just wanna have it capped to 30 so loseless makes it 60.
Anything I am missing why this isn't working?
I played a few early access games where 1.0 changed alot for early game so it was good to restart, but also alot of early access games where continue was fine.
I am on vocation soon and just wanna play something chill like this game, but I also saw that they wanna release 1.0 this year and I don't wanna restart in the middle of a playthrough.
Would you say its fine with this game or would you say its more of a restart for 1.0 game ?
I see so many posts about a class being "weak" this season or lowkey unplayable etc.
People just compare classes with the two most broken builds that are in the game and call the other classes weak.
If I can do all the content in the game on the highest difficulty without a problem or with some struggle, its not weak or unplayable its just not on first place.
Seems like people stop playing classes they like just because they see its a little bit behind.
This season has no unplayable weak class, some builds of course are just bad but every class has atleast 2+ builds that can do everything easily.
If you don't wanna push #1 on leaderboards just play what you like and you will do just fine
I get new glasses, first time with a bluefilter (its for free in them so why not).
I game alot and play like graphic heavy games on a OLED screen and was wondering if a blue-light filter will change the look of it ? maybe even make it noticeable worse ?
Or are we now as good as no real difference with them ?
I saw so many posts saying steam deck is great for d4 but even on the low settings with fsr2 on quality I drop under 45 fps at the start of the game where there are like no enemies.
Am I missing something because fps are jumping all around and I dont even wanna know what the game does in endgame with 500 enemies around you.
Are there any stable good settings or am I missing something with the game being "great" on the deck ?
I am always torn between I want to have like 100+ hours out of a survival game where you can also build stuff etc. and something like 30-50 is also enough.
I am talking strictly about first playthrough, I know you can put 1000 hours in most of those games with building stuff and content alone.
I had some of those games where I put like 90+ hours in and was 1/4 through, which was a little but too long.
Then I had other I finished after like 30-40 hours and though well I could take another 80 of this.