Game requeriments are too high

Battleborn Battleborn General Discussion
#7

Just because you can play a game X doesn’t necessarily mean you can play game Y based on “looks” alone, there are a lot of other factors that can interfere with your personal gaming experience. The possibility of having thousands of hardware combinations disposable to you while building a PC can be seen as a positive feature but it can also create a lot of problems that are impossible to foresee to both you and the developers.

Some hardware+random software mixes are problematic and while they can function with 90% of the games you play and own, it can also break when you try to play a particular game because in the end they all use different code bases and a plethora of different libraries and 3rd party software.
It’s just the nature of PC gaming and one of the disadvantages of the platform against the unified systems that consoles offer.

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#8

Sorry to hear it didn’t work out :frowning:

#9

I sat between 70-90fps during crazy teamfights in the beta, and usually ran at 110+ during quieter times.

I had a friend with a similar setup to mine who tried the beta out and couldn’t get it to grind along at anything higher than ~20fps, regardless of in-game settings.

@danielsilvanet has it right: sometimes it’s your hardware’s specs, but sometimes it’s not, and unfortunately with how complex PCs are it can be difficult to point to a specific cause of the poor performance. :disappointed_relieved:

#10

The requirements are really low as they are now. It would be strange if they were any lower. Paragon was developed on the Unreal Engine 4 by the guys that created the Engine. It’s only logical for the game to look and run better. Paragon is practically a game designed to show the power and the performance of UE4, that was the whole reason it was created.

#11

Well, I think that at the end its better to own consoles to play games, PC are problematic and I’m tired lol

#12

Consoles are indeed more relaxing. They are also cheaper to maintain if you do not play many games per year.

#13

What’s this “better graphics”?

Buddy, Battleborn is an entirely different style, you can’t say that the graphics are better on paragon, when it is already more realistic than the stylized Battleborn.

That’s like saying the Adventures of Tintin has better graphics than toy story 3, entirely different styles pal.

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#14

if your games are running poorly on low graphic settings and you have a fairly decent computer. chances are your playing with a polluted disease ridden under cared for louse of a machine. If you are not exactly computer savvy there are a few tricks to get a better performance out of your rig.

  1. check your Task manager. see how many programs are running in the background. see what your CPU is wasting processing power on.

Things like malware, viruses, Trojans will be using your computer resources slowing it down. and if you don’t pay attention to such things, your computer is gunna get sluggish.
^ above is usually a big problem if you…
A) browse for torrents :wink:
B) browse for porn :smirk:
C) let others use your computer :weary:

BUT! malicious things aside, programs you installed yourself that you don’t close will slow you down, internet explorer, active virus protection, Steam and Steam-like copycats (close all but the one you are currently using) torrent programs, apps, and whatever other useless junk people like to install on their rigs.

then there is generally the plethora of useless active crap that windows has running in the back background. Your gunna need to search for that based on your OS. Not a big deal if you have a good CPU, but if your trying to scrape every bit of speed from your cpu, its usually a good idea to turn off a lot of the useless extras that are installed in windows. and there are usually lots of articles that will tell you what each thing does and if you really need it.

Best thing you can do is research all the processes in your Task manager and see which ones you can END.

of course this is something most of us hardcore gamers will do just to get those extra 2-3 FPS :sunglasses:

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#15

anything gaming device is cheap to maintain if you do not play games much…

#16

I don’t agree. Even if you play 3 demanding games a year, you still need to upgrade every 2 years or so. But that’s another subject entirely.

#17

Yup :
For the Open beta I use 2 computer :
one with only 4Go ram and 512 Vram : and PVP work at 70 FPS without trouble…
(powerfull CPU,F****ing good motherboard chipset…)(but game crash in PVE on this computer )
And after one or 2 private party on PVP ,I see the game run on this one I will play PVP on the 4go Ram Computer…
(Because the other one is my fiancee’s computer).

So minimum Requirement…Are really just a theory…

People tend to forget how a Computer work indeed : PC mean a standart:
A Sata III port work with all Hard drive with Sata III (and Sata II).

And if you want to play for less money on PC : upgrade it yourself…
Or built it yourself , the only thing that make your gaming machine cost you more (but there a price wall) is the Os (for gaming : no choice : windows -_-"""", even if Steam work on linux Most of AAA product will need Direct X …so windows).

But if you have a Powerfull CPU, you need less Ram,
If your computer have a Powerfull graphic card but a ■■■■■■ motherboard and not powerfull enough CPU : yeah…useless graphic card… (most of the “supermarket’s computer” are built like this) .

So All the Req thing is theory, pure and simple theory…

#18

a) that’s not maintenance, that’s upgrades.
b)if you upgrade your computer every 2 years, your wasting money. Technology hasn’t improved much in recent years, its become more compact or efficient, but graphics haven’t made significant advancements. you can upgrade your rig every 4 or 5 years and still run most games at max graphics. you can go 8-ish years with no upgrades if you don’t mind running newer games on high/med settings instead of Max. and that’s just graphics cards.

Power sources, Ram, motherboards, HDDs can last a lot longer, unless there is an update that changes connectors that require you to upgrade multiple parts

#19

Paragon has a TON less going on. Just a few minions and characters. Battleborn has much more frequent effects, varied creeps and environment, etc. System requirements are why I play on console too so if you have access to one, go for it.

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#20

Oh yeah, Consoles are much better for someone like me, who doesn’t have the patience to shop around for parts, too.

#21

I actually find this topic somewhat insulting and I don’t even have a good computer.

I’m sorry - but if you are running lower than the minimum specifications for this game, it’s time to upgrade.

i3 processors were released in 2010 - that’s 6 years ago.

Why would a multimedia company, or gaming company, cater for hardware 6 years old?

Game development companies are enthusiastic about their creation, and want it to be visually captivating for current technology, without forcing players to upgrade their computers to the extreme - I think Gearbox has done a good job of this.

Besides, your i3 processor will not be the reason the game runs slow - check your GPU. Or are you running integrated?

smh.

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#22
  1. Even if I not agreed with all the OP :
    Some computer are build with I3 and are been sell now …so…

And I7 is relase since ??? yeah… definitly stop talking about the release date because they’re a lot of different versions …

  1. Because the main Market so far is Europe, Yes, And Europe is Starting Recessing : And usually people tend to slow on the buying gaming machine when you got difficulty at the end of the month.

And They are something called Material Optimization, they done great too… So yes I got 70FPs in PVP with a low end PC…

Learn how work a PC… please (I built for familly and friend since 15 years or so : and everybody are happy of my “Build”)
Even with the Better world Graphic GPU, Most of the work are done by the CPU…
So your argument is invalid

#23

Let’s discuss the issue without getting into arguments, please.

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#24

I hate making posts like this, but it really irritates me when people come out of nowhere blurting out random crap to make themselves look smart without any facts, you made yourself look incredibly stupid to someone that actually knows what they are talking about.

You’re a pretender.

At the risk of sounding like a ■■■■, I know my ■■■■. It’s my job to know my ■■■■ - it’s what I get paid for, it’s my career.

Allow me to pick apart your response, pretender.

“Some computer are build ith i3 and are been sell now”

Correct - i3 processors are now in gen 6, 6600 series. I’m well aware of this but on the basis the OP is having issues I assume (well, I know) they are on Gen 1 or Gen 2 at the most.

“Because the main Market so far is Europe, Yes, And Europe is Starting Recessing : And usually people tend to slow on the buying gaming machine when you got difficulty at the end of the month.”

This is just some made-up crap you wrote, whatever.

“And They are something called Material Optimization, they done great too… So yes I got 70FPs in PVP with a low end PC…”

I don’t even understand what you’re getting at here, are you trying to say that they have done a bad job of optimizing the game for low end PCs? This just takes us full circle and reinforces my point. Also I don’t believe you.

**"Learn how work a PC… please (I built for familly and friend since 15 years or so : and everybody are happy of my “Build”) **
Even with the Better world Graphic GPU, Most of the work are done by the CPU…
So your argument is invalid"

You lost all credibility here, this comment really did it for me. I don’t believe that you have ever built a PC to be honest. To say that most of the work will be done by the CPU is just a total un-educated statement, I actually shook my head when I read that.

The CPU will be doing almost nothing with a decent GPU, thats what GPUs are for… they are DEDICATED GRAPHICS PROCESSING UNITS, do you think they are just there to look pretty?

Now that we have got your shitpost out of the way, how do I know that OP is using a non current gen CPU/GPU? Because they have to be. Why? (Going to use GTX cards for my examples)

Because anyone with a basic knowledge of PC Gaming knows current gen GPUs aren’t designed to run with older chipset sockets, e.g. you cannot use a GTX 980 with an LGA1155 socket cpu (Gen 3 i series CPUs). You’ll get BIOS errors which WILL cause random power-downs and Kernel errors. You can google it if you like, or call your local IT professional.

If OP has an LGA1155 socket (which supports Gen 3 i3) OP could run cards up to the 780 series of nVidia cards - on this basis they could run the game fine.

Possible Conclusions:

  1. OP has a new gen i3 with no dedicated GPU (integrated)
  2. OP has a mid gen (3-4) i3 that CAN support up to GTX 780 cards but won’t fork out the money for one.
  3. OP has a first gen i3 (LGA1556 socket) which supports 400 series cards and needs to upgrade their entire system.

Please, don’t respond. I don’t have time to debunk any more garbage.

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#25

A little on the rude side, but I see where you’re coming from. I know this is 8 days later, but please try to contain your anger in the future. There are children here, and based on their username, ghostofdarkness is one.

Nothing is more irritating than a child telling you how to do your job, and insisting that you’re wrong, but next time, try to remember, we’re here to talk about a game, and arguing will only harm the community.

#26

This is not true. CPU and GPU perform different tasks, and these tasks are defined by the game application, not by CPU’s and GPU’s power. Moreover, while usually games are not very CPU-dependent, there are still games that require a decent CPU. Like many MMO RPGs are.