zakhal
SasqWatch
I read that you can get better results in GTA4 with quadcore. Seems like games are finally starting to support it. It was the same with farcry2.
Anyone get this game?
I got hooked to GTA when I decided to actually try San Andreas, it was a lot more fun than I thought.
I bought GTA 4 for the PC
On top of all that you have to jump through a million hoops when installing the game. You need to have a windows live account, a "social club" account and you have to be online to play (or you can't save your game), even though I have no intention of playing multiplayer. I guess people like me are going to buy it anyways and Rockstar wanted to see how much DRM they could put into their game without causing a major revolution in the public. It sorta sucks because I was rooting for them when EA was trying to take them over, but it turns out that what they did is a lot worse than anything I've seen EA do. Spore wasn't even this bad.
My nVidia 8800GTS runs Crysis quite well but not GTA IV. WTF, Rockstar?
I wouldnt call that serious - it more like average ~ 2,4Ghz quadcore. They even announced the closing down of the production of Q6600. 4870 is highend budget card - the crown prince like gtx260. The high end aka kings are gtx280 and 4870x2.
All it would take to satisfy Remus is to disable the ultra-high settings from the menus -- and then issue a patch that triumphantly re-enables them, once the hardware catches up. So why is it worse to have them enabled from the get-go?