Isn't 60fps completely standard for video games these days, even indie games? Come on, Obsidian, you're better than this
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On PC sure, on consoles devs are always trying to lower the bar.
Not anymore. So many games have dropped it. It happens every console generation, but support for last gen went on longer this time around, so new consoles got higher frame rates for longer.
What's the point of Avowed anyways? It seems like just another unappealing dead-at-launch game.
I mean, if you haven't enjoyed Kotor 2, nwn2, New Vegas, stick of truth or pillars of eternity, yeah, there's no point to avowed. If you enjoyed at least one of those games then you might enjoy this one too. That's the point of games, see? They're not for everyone.
What's the point of any video game?
It’s got quite a positive feedback from a couple of outlets that I trust and that had access to preview versions. It’s in Game Pass so I’ll definitely try it.
I thought so too after that first trailer, looked really rough. The combat looked absolutely terrible.
They released another trailer awhile ago that seemed drastically improved so I'm moderately interested in the game. I'm not on the edge of my seat and preordering or anything, but I'll look into it when it releases.
Yeah, it looked pretty bad. Still did last time I checked.