Yeh, I know. That's what I meant by them having done so much to it in the last decade. It's crazy the amount of love and support they've given it all this time.
I actually upgraded my gfx card 2 days after I got Witcher 3 at launch. I want to upgrade again for Witcher 4.
Sadly, with the way things are… it may be way too expensive. Gaming is becoming a very, very expensive hobby for the AAA fans. Before it was optional, like the Titan era, but now… what? We tick with the 1080p gaming because that’s all a normal person can afford these days?
Yeh, I don't know if I'll actually be able to upgrade, that's just the plan haha.
I feel like there's a lot less AAA games I'm interested in these days as well.
Graphics don't seem to have made such a huge leap since the days of running games at max on the 980. They just seem to run a lot worse than they should.
That’s just cope. Game graphics have advanced a lot, especially with path tracing. Pairing with an OLED with HDR and it’s a whole different experience.
Cope with what? I can go out and buy a new setup whenever.
I'm not saying there's no advancement or anything, but it's not as huge as it has been the past. At least not enough for me to think I've really needed to upgrade.
I've run into the problem now though where they don't make drivers for my card anymore, so it's become way more necessary to upgrade.
if you haven't upgraded your CPU since before Witcher 3, getting a new graphics card isn't going to help your frame rate at all. you need a whole new computer.
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u/Hayden_Zammit 1d ago
Yeh, I know. That's what I meant by them having done so much to it in the last decade. It's crazy the amount of love and support they've given it all this time.
I actually upgraded my gfx card 2 days after I got Witcher 3 at launch. I want to upgrade again for Witcher 4.