I love what I have seen so far but something kicks me in the balls so hard and it hurts and it’s the fact that : People in the early access had permision to use the 4K graphics pack? Because I didn’t notice any difference lmao.
That is my question.
Good job to the developers for giving us this amazing game! And I am so proud of the reviews , congratulations
I played both the closed beta and stress test and the highest textures option in the settings was greyed out. I could only go as high as medium. I’m not sure if that was due to my 2060’s memory or that the “high” setting will be enabled only until you download the 4k textures pack, which is confirmed to exist in SteamDB already.
4k textures take a massive amount of disk space and the betas installation size was relatively small so I’m sure I wasn’t seeing stuff in 4k (I do have a 4k monitor and played in 4k).
I was able to select high in beta, so it wasnt because of the unavailability of 4k, most probably game did not read your system correctly. 2060 should have been enough for high.
Interesting. I’ll find out in 3 days anyway. Normally textures are sent straight to the GPU’s RAM and your system RAM doesn’t matter too much (I have plenty). But surely that is weird. I’ll be sure to open a ticket if that’s still greyed out at launch.
I wouldn’t be surprised. I bought FS2020 and install/patch sizes between Steam and MS Store vary a lot. I honestly feel bad for the people who bought it through the MS Store. It’s a world of suffering in there.
According to SteamDB, the 4k graphics DLC was only properly uploaded 12 days ago.
So I highly doubt people were downloading a non-existent pack in the stress test.
I suspect it’s just as the name implies and only contains HDR 4k footage for the campaign’s documentary style videos. Not wasting precious NVMe space on that unless it also contains the 4k unit model textures.
Age of Empires IV: The 4K HDR Video Pack contains videos from the main campaign and bonus videos with ultra-high resolution. Before installation, make sure that your device meets the specified system requirements or exceeds the minimum requirements for this set.