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It’s pretty playable on this PC and the frame-delivery feels relatively smooth even in the 40s, but it seems like some sort of i5 (or a more modern i3, perhaps) is probably going to be necessary if you want to hold 60fps. Since sacrificing GPU-taxing effects doesn’t result in many extra frames, that suggests some kind of CPU bottleneck. There is of course a bit of variance between lowest and highest default settings, but the 35-45 range at ‘maxed’ settings (based on levels from the first couple of hours of the game) weren’t very far from what I was getting with everything set to low. Dragon Quest Heroes recommends a “Core i7 2600 3.4GHz or better” which, while almost certainly overkill in the cores department, probably explains why I seem to top out at about 50fps no matter which graphics settings I apply. The game decided my i3-2100/8GB/2GB 7870 machine should handle Medium settings (or it just defaults to medium, I guess), but the reality seems a bit more complex. No amount of weird purple glowing effects can hide those jagged edges.
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There are no native Anti-Aliasing options either, so if you want any of that jaggy-bashing business, it’ll have to be forced through external GPU settings.
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Unfortunately that also extends to the resolution and frame-rate limits.
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Previous Dynasty/Samurai Warriors releases have been weird hybrids of PS3 textures and PS4 draw distances, whereas Dragon Quest Heroes is a PS4 port right the way through.
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Putting this port into some series context, though, this is probably the best Musou-style PC version to date (perhaps due to it being co-published with Square rather than Koei alone). I’d say there’s a possibility that Kindly Uncle PC Modder™ may find a way to unlock both of those things in Dragon Quest Heroes, but it would’ve been nice if Square, Koei or Omega Force had done it for us, eh? For a lot of people this will be just fine. Same goes for the FPS cap, which tops out at 60. Especially as I imagine allowing arbitrary resolutions can’t be that much extra work. It is for me, because my monitor tops out at 1080p, but if you regularly play in 1440p or above I can quite understand being irritated by this restriction. That’s not going to be enough for some people. Yes, the maximum resolution is 1920x1080p. God help you if you need to cap the frame rate at 20.Ī few things of note in the graphics settings.
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Luckily, Peter “Durante” Thoman’s ‘DSfix’ mod appeared about half an hour after the game became available and (in time) solved almost everything.ĭragon Quest Heroes (additional control options aside) fits into this ‘literal copy’ category, and whether that’s going to be disappointing or acceptable will depend on what you demand of a PC release in 2015. It was technically better (Blighttown ran properly, for a start), but way below the standards PC players expected in 2013. Dark Souls was pretty much an exact copy of the console release when it came out on PC, right down to a 30fps lock and a maximum resolution of 720p. Then you have the ports that are quite literal, which can be good or bad depending on the source. Right at the opposite end of the scale there’s stuff like Deadly Premonition (which, granted, apparently crashed all the time on consoles too) and Batman: Arkham Knight (not shy on options, but shy about working properly on most machines). It feels like there’s a general upward curve in their overall quality, perhaps as a result of companies getting to grips with what an increasingly savvy PC audience expect as a baseline set of options, but few are ever perfect.Īt the more impressive end of things, you’ve got games like GTA V (a great many tweakable options, fairly scalable across a range of strong and weaker hardware) or Metal Gear Solid V (somehow holds 60fps, or close to it, on pretty old PCs). Monitors can support resolutions that are lower than their native resolutions, but text won't look as sharp and the display might be small, centered on the screen, edged with black, or stretched.PC versions of games are variable beasts. It's usually best to stick with the one that's marked (Recommended). Typically, it's best to choose the one that's marked (Recommended).įind Display resolution, and then choose an option. Next, in Change the size of text, apps, and other items, select an option. When that's done, follow the instructions below.
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Select Start > Settings > System > Display, and look at the Rearrange your displays section. Before you get started, if you have external displays connected to your PC, choose the display you want to change.