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Runs great on Stadia compared to PC (in my experience playing on both platforms). Google needs to make something of this. I even tried running it from Chrome on
by sgtnasty 6y ago
Runs great on Stadia compared to PC (in my experience playing on both platforms). Google needs to make something of this. I even tried running it from Chrome on my old MacBookPro 2015 and was thrilled it worked and was a great experience.
- chaostheory 6y agoOut of curiosity what are your PC’s specs?
- sgtnasty 6y agoIntel(R) Core(TM) i9-7960X CPU @ 2.80GHz 32.0 GB RAM Windows 10 Pro, 64-bit 20H2 GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, ver 460.89
- chaostheory 6y agoMakes sense. You need an RTX Nvidia card minimum. Do you have fiber internet? I have a higher tier cable subscription and I’m seeing lag
- drKarl 6y agoI suppose you played on Stadia from a friend's account right? Otherwise you would had to have to buy the game twice, once in GOG/Steam/Epic and another in Stadia. For that reason if I were to consider cloud gaming I would prefer something like Geforce Now or Shadow rather than Stadia or Luna.
- sgtnasty 6y agoI suppose I need to explain myself. Alas I purchased the game on PC/Steam, Stadia and PS4. And yes I play on all of those, depending on what OS I am booted into and running and which part of my house I feel like playing.
- drKarl 6y agoInteresting... it sounds like an odd choice though, because you wouldn't be able to progress the same story in all 3 platforms, as you can't sync between them, right? Also, I really think that Steam is the superior platform at the moment in terms of features compared to Epic and GOG, but in this case I think it would be better to buy it in GOG since not only all of the money goes directly to CD Project Red instead of 30% for Steam, but also there's some goodies if you buy it in GOG... Anyway, I think if you bought the game 3 times you more than make up for that 30%.