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I've been using this more and more lately. Most recently to play Dark Souls 2 on a laptop in the living room rather than having to be sequestered upstairs in th
by Goronmon 12y ago
I've been using this more and more lately. Most recently to play Dark Souls 2 on a laptop in the living room rather than having to be sequestered upstairs in the office.
It's pretty amazing how well it runs, with the input lag being minimal and the quality of visuals far surpassing what the laptop could actually handle on it's own.
- evo_9 12y agoBeing a pretty hardcore Dark Souls guy I have to ask - is even that minimal lag acceptable? I'm just thinking how many invader duels end up being super close, even a fraction of a second here and there adds up. Plus there is already some lag when playing online with friends and/or against an invader to begin with.
- Goronmon 12y agoBest comparison I can make is that playing Dark Souls 2 on the PC over in-home streaming is comparable to playing it on a PS3. Plus there is already some lag when playing online with friends and/or against an invader to begin with. Any network lag you experience during multiplayer is going to far surpass any noticeable input lag IMO.
- kenrikm 12y agoI played the entire original Dark Souls on my Nvidia Shield - which is more or less the same concept. I never ran into an issue.