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Does anyone know the system requirements and or reccomendations to play Beyond Divinity? I've been looking at their peek of the week at IGN periodically and the game looks to have superior graphics to Divine Divinity, and there were points in which Divine Divinity ran slow for me when a decent amount of characters were on the screen. I have a weak GeForce MX400 64MB graphics card. I am worried my 1.8ghz P4 processor / 512MB of PC133 ram may not be able to handle it. I guess with this game i'll have to just vamp up my computer with a newer graphics card.
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Welcome I4NI! (Like the nick, by the way!)
Bloody hell! Could you get any closer to my system? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
I doubt you'll have a problem. Only the characters are 3D. The landscape is 2D. There might be issues with DirectX 9.
The requirements probably haven't been set because they haven't finalised the game yet.
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Quote from the BD FAct Sheet in the Fansite Kit Product Information Title: Beyond Divinity Developer: Larian Studios Format: PC CD-ROM Operating System: Win 95/98/2000/ME/XP Release Date: First half of 2004 Genre: Classic Role Playing Game (RPG) Age Rating 12+/Teen System Requirements: Pentium III-500, Geforce 2 class 3D accelerator,128 MB of RAM Welcome to the forum <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wave.gif" alt="" /> Kiya
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thanks kiya, as soon as it releases in australia, i'm buying it..
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Right. I'm set then!
Thanks, Kiya!
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it already is out. what i mean is that the game requirements. here's the minimal according to the fansite info;
PIII-500 processor or equivalent Geforce2 class 3D accelerator 128MB RAM
none mentioned on hard disk space & software requirements but one thing for sure, it needs directx 9.
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<Using fade from sight, backstab, assassins kiss and sneaking up to HEF with a poisoned dagger> BOO! Kiya <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/evilgrin1.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/kissyou.gif" alt="" />
Quote from the BD features list form the Fansite kit:
Upgrades to the Divinity engine § Updated graphics engine including real time 3D characters and monsters together with support for higher resolutions. Players can now zoom in on the action. § Updated graphics engine including real time 3D characters with support for DX9 & higher resolutions § Real time generation of dungeons, maps and quests § Total party control § Next generation character development system with new skills, attributes and advanced character customisation options § The ability to zoom in/out § A brand new combat system § Much larger monster variations § Fully spoken dialogues § Total character customisation § Advanced magical effects § New reputation system
Last edited by kiya; 02/01/04 05:11 AM.
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Thanks. Games on the PC are getting pretty high requirements now. I see a lot that require a P4 1.0GHz, which is much higher than the 400 - 600MHz games used to be about a year and a half ago. Thats the only thing that gets me a bit nervous about PC games is buying one that doesn't run too well, thats why I typically buy console games, but really have to refer to my PC for extensive RPG gameplay. Neverwinter Nights for example, is a game that has relatively low requirements, but runs only so so on my computer. Divine Divinity was too good though not to get a game from the same developer that takes place in the Divinity world. Thats why I'd put up probably $250 - $350 just to play this one. Probably one of my top two most anticipated games of the year.
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people consider me as a nerd cos i love these sorta games, i am 12....did ya no...
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Nerd or Nerdette? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif" alt="" />
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@ Mysteek, I guess you have come to the right place then. There are over 2000 nerds here if thats what you have to be to love RPG's! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wave.gif" alt="" /> Not to mention a "Powerfully Insane Fanbase"!
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Wow...I sure hope Beyond Divinity will run on my antique computer. Divine Divinity ran just fine.
Here are my sys specs...anyone care to guess if I'll still be able to eek by on this game too? I can't even come close to affording a new computer.
I think the reason it ran so far is that my graphics card and RAM are more than they needed to be, so...the processor speed didn't matter QUITE as much. Nonetheless...DD ran just great.
Here's what I'm dealing with:
366 Celeron 192 Mb RAM ATI Radeon 7000 (32Mb graphics) 40G hard drive DirectX 8.1 presently (will upgrade to 9.0 of course)
Anything else you'd need on the specs to estimate if I'll be able to play it? (I have all of my crossable body parts crossed...fingers, toes, arms, legs....I can't imagine having to miss ANYTHING that Larian puts out, but especially anything about Divinity.) <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cry.gif" alt="" />
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I think <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/beyond.gif" alt="" /> will run at your Computer. But don´t expect it to run super smoothe. However as <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/beyond.gif" alt="" /> is not completely finished yet (as far as I know) there could be changes in system requirements.
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Here's what I'm dealing with:
366 Celeron 192 Mb RAM ATI Radeon 7000 (32Mb graphics) 40G hard drive DirectX 8.1 presently (will upgrade to 9.0 of course) I'd be a little concerned with the CPU. It still needs to be fast enough to transfer data to the other devices, regardless of how much extra load they can handle. But you really can't tell until you try. Until I could afford otherwise, I was very used to playing games on underpowered machines.
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well I can play any game with meh new dell computer 2.2 gig with top of the line 3D card (forgot the name, it was so long lol)
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Well you can <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif" alt="" /> see mine In my sig. I'm sure It will be more than enough? I just built this system about 3 month's ago.
ATI 9800 Pro/Asus Deluxe MOBO/256 Dual Stick Kingston Ram/P4 2.6 HyperThread Chip 800 FSB/SoundBlaster Audigy/Sony 52X24X52 CD-R-RW/430 Antec PSU/ 120 Seagate Sata HD. Built This Baby Myself Too<>
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Does any one know how much diskspace it takes to install. I think my 2Gb is a bit small if I still want a smooth operating system.
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dunno, with the 3D characters it might be a LOT less than <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/div.gif" alt="" />
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Last I heard, it was one CD, so it can't be more than 700Mb.
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It's one cd. Wow big improvements. Just hope they don't use a high compression factor. Ohh what the hell, it's been a long time since I formatted my disk anyway.
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