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sc94597 on 12 June 2015
Ruler said:
sc94597 said:

From what I've read of the game, the PS3 version had severe frame-rate problems and glitches. If they aren't fixed on PS4, they can be fixed with mods on PC. Plus if the PS4 version isn't boosted to 60 fps, mods can help with that on PC. :) 

A lot of people like to have their games digitally over physical these days, so being digital might not be an issue for them. 


but its for me

You responded to somebody else, so I gave the rationale for why somebody might want to buy the PC version over the PS4 version, despite the PS4 version having a physical release (which they can use how they wish.) 



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Ruler on 12 June 2015
sc94597 said:
Ruler said:


but its for me

You responded to somebody else, so I gave the rationale for why somebody might want to buy the PC version over the PS4 version, despite the PS4 version having a physical release (which they can use how they wish.) 


by the way i doubt people will make for such a game a mods so it runs at 60fps and i think the ps4 version will run at 60fps



Why i left PC gaming

 

(2015) Question for PS4 owners: if the situation would be reverse? would you still play on PS4?

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sc94597 on 12 June 2015
Ruler said:
sc94597 said:

You responded to somebody else, so I gave the rationale for why somebody might want to buy the PC version over the PS4 version, despite the PS4 version having a physical release (which they can use how they wish.) 


by the way i doubt people will make for such a game a mods so it runs at 60fps and i think the ps4 version will run at 60fps

All you'll have to do is change the .ini file, or download a mod like GeDoSaTo to do it for you, like it did it when FFXIII was release. So there is already a means to do this before the game even releases. I'm sure the PS4 version will be 60fps, but there is always a big chance it won't be if the port is a lazy one. 



Ruler on 12 June 2015
sc94597 said:
Ruler said:


by the way i doubt people will make for such a game a mods so it runs at 60fps and i think the ps4 version will run at 60fps

All you'll have to do is change the .ini file, or download a mod like GeDoSaTo to do it for you, like it did it when FFXIII was release. So there is already a means to do this before the game even releases. 


thats not always the case, and if then the  game can also run buggy. For example the 60 frames can offtsink the voice acting and cutscenes



Why i left PC gaming

 

(2015) Question for PS4 owners: if the situation would be reverse? would you still play on PS4?

(2015) The "I don't care PS4 is the most powerful console" thread

sc94597 on 12 June 2015
Ruler said:
sc94597 said:

All you'll have to do is change the .ini file, or download a mod like GeDoSaTo to do it for you, like it did it when FFXIII was release. So there is already a means to do this before the game even releases. 


thats not always the case, and if then the  game can also run buggy. For example the 60 frames can offtsink the voice acting and cutscenes

Yes, but there is still potential that it will work fine. Different games work differently when the framerate is unlocked. Some have minor bugs, if any, others have gamebreaking ones. Since they will probably at least try to fix the poor framerate of the PS3 version, I think framerate would likely be scalable as opposed to being tethered with gamespeed. Usually games that have poor framerates are optimized without gamespeed being a factor otherwise the desyncing of cutscenes or slowdown of cutscenes would happen, as you described. 



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Ruler on 12 June 2015
sc94597 said:
Ruler said:


thats not always the case, and if then the  game can also run buggy. For example the 60 frames can offtsink the voice acting and cutscenes

Yes, but there is still potential that it will work fine. Different games work differently when the framerate is unlocked. Some have minor bugs, if any, others have gamebreaking ones. Since they will probably at least try to fix the poor framerate of the PS3 version, I think framerate would likely be scalable as opposed to being tethered with gamespeed. Usually games that have poor framerates are optimized without gamespeed being a factor otherwise the desyncing of cutscenes or slowdown of cutscenes would happen, as you described. 


or simple put into words buy the console version and just playing the game



Why i left PC gaming

 

(2015) Question for PS4 owners: if the situation would be reverse? would you still play on PS4?

(2015) The "I don't care PS4 is the most powerful console" thread

Augen on 12 June 2015

Plan on getting it on PS4. I am curious as to any differences between PS3 and PS4 versions.



sc94597 on 12 June 2015
Ruler said:
sc94597 said:

Yes, but there is still potential that it will work fine. Different games work differently when the framerate is unlocked. Some have minor bugs, if any, others have gamebreaking ones. Since they will probably at least try to fix the poor framerate of the PS3 version, I think framerate would likely be scalable as opposed to being tethered with gamespeed. Usually games that have poor framerates are optimized without gamespeed being a factor otherwise the desyncing of cutscenes or slowdown of cutscenes would happen, as you described. 


or simple put into words buy the console version

I forgot to mention. Downsampling is a nice feature of the PC version as well. 1440p/1600p or even 4k downsampled to 1080p is the equivalent of 2xSSAA - 4xSSAA, which is an alias-free experience with a crisp picture (other forms of AA blur the picture.) 



Aeolus451 on 12 June 2015
Ruler said:
sc94597 said:

Yes, but there is still potential that it will work fine. Different games work differently when the framerate is unlocked. Some have minor bugs, if any, others have gamebreaking ones. Since they will probably at least try to fix the poor framerate of the PS3 version, I think framerate would likely be scalable as opposed to being tethered with gamespeed. Usually games that have poor framerates are optimized without gamespeed being a factor otherwise the desyncing of cutscenes or slowdown of cutscenes would happen, as you described. 


or simple put into words buy the console version and just playing the game


haha Yeah. I would just buy the PS4 retail version and trade it in after I'm done with it. 



ethomaz on 12 June 2015

PS4 for me.

It is time to start to play some JRPGs again.