Posted May 09, 2011
In Britain, Amazon has a PC boxed version though. But they won't ship to the US.
I bought it on Steam but haven't got around to playing it yet. Looking forward to it though, it's been getting a lot of praise.
Waltorious
New User
Registered: Dec 2008
From United States
In Britain, Amazon has a PC boxed version though. But they won't ship to the US.
I bought it on Steam but haven't got around to playing it yet. Looking forward to it though, it's been getting a lot of praise.
F242
New User
Registered: Jan 2010
From Bulgaria
Posted May 11, 2011
I bought the PC version (boxed) as well because I wanted to play it on my new computer.
If you are not satisfied with your graphic performance at first I would suggest to go to the install directory and choose the .exe file that suits best your hardware. Choosing the DX10 option made huge difference.The game looks as great as it plays. I have only one remark. The blur of the background when you are in dialogue mode is annoying. I can accept it on XBOX 360 but on PC it is not needed and spoils (just a little) the overall impression of a masterpiece.
If you are not satisfied with your graphic performance at first I would suggest to go to the install directory and choose the .exe file that suits best your hardware. Choosing the DX10 option made huge difference.The game looks as great as it plays. I have only one remark. The blur of the background when you are in dialogue mode is annoying. I can accept it on XBOX 360 but on PC it is not needed and spoils (just a little) the overall impression of a masterpiece.
Waltorious
New User
Registered: Dec 2008
From United States
Posted May 11, 2011
You might be able to turn that off... check the graphics settings for "Depth of Field". Turn it off to disable blurring of distant things. Some games only use it in dialogue/cutscenes (The Witcher for example) but it can still be annoying.
