When I said stable, that's what I meant, a release that doesn't need regular updates to fix important issues. There will always be a few minor ones here and there like in any piece of software of that magnitude (do I sound resigned? maybe I do
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I do have performance issues but there's nothing for it, it's Unity so I have to accept that my RTX 3070 runs at 50% in the main menu. Lowering the graphics settings improves it a little bit and makes it quite acceptable; it's just sad to have to do that with such a GPU.
Turn-based combat has been their weak point since they introduced it (to my knowledge, it's not fixed yet in Kingmaker). Last time I tried in December, I didn't have any problem though.
Resigned? No, probably just a guy with different tolerance levels and preferences
As for performance, it's already quite a bit better than it was at launch. I tried a build a month or so ago - and it was significantly faster.
Unity isn't exactly a powerhouse engine, that's true, but - then again - this type of game shouldn't require a powerhouse engine, especially not during turn-based combat.
Ironically, the game runs significantly worse in TB mode - or at least it did at launch. That's a pretty impressive feat
Kingmaker was a lot faster, even at launch. I concede that Wrath is a better looking game - but I honestly don't think it's that significant.
Launch performance was truly, truly terrible.
To me, that's very important - as I have a very low tolerance for sluggish performance.
Now, as for other important things - I actually bought this game based on the word of several critics who all proclaimed that the game only had minor issues - and they essentially didn't experience anything game-breaking or serious.
Even so, it was only a few weeks post-release that it was made quite plain that respeccing characters could very easily lead to entirely broken quest-lines or playthroughs.
I read quite a few stories about that from other players - which is ultimately what told me to hold off for a while yet.
I'm in no real hurry to play it - but I'm glad to hear it's stable and won't need updates.