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On March 8th, Tom Clancy's The Division will simultaneously launch on PC with dedicated visual and technical optimizations that make New York City more immersive than ever. See some of the gameplay benefits of the PC version in this 60 FPS trailer, captured in 60 Frames Per Second on PC. For the best viewing experience, please make sure to watch on the most recent generation devices. Also available on Xbox One and PS4 on March 8th. View PC Specs on the Ubiblog: http://blog.ubi.com/the-divis
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item and others stuft was players side on the players computer, the game got hacked in 12 hour with unlimited amo, items ect
mmorpg did even one news about that, the game will be hacker, hacker alway find a way
pick the console of the place you want to play and enjoy the game, console are usualy more safe but they can get hacker too
At least now they understand that 30fps on PC would have cost them sales, still, poor console owners, they end up with an inferior product for no good reason.
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they cannot say that, you must be blind to not notice a difference between 30 and 60. But look at GTAV for example, not in a million years would i care about it at 60fps on the PC version full of hackers. I rather sacrifice the extra 30fps and have a clean gameplay. If the pvp was a separate unimportant map in the division then i would have considered it on PC without risking wasting my money.
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Also, Ubi already said on an interview the console version will have graphic settings that you can change to increase FPS over visuals. That is always good.
http://gamerant.com/the-division-console-frame-rate/
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You should worry about Oculus not Unisoft.
Yes Ubi have said that the console versions will have graphical settings, whether that will enable players to enjoy the game at 60 fps or not, will have to wait and see, although even if they just increase the framerate to 45 fps, that would be a significant improvement, although even if they reduced the games resolution to 720p so that it would run at 60 fps i would imagine that would be an acceptable thing for most players.
If Ubi really did give players on console that kind of option to choose whether the game ran at 30fps with better graphics, or 60 fps with just 'good' graphics, then it would be something of a 'revolution' for them, particularly in view of their previous games, but in a seriously good way.
I can think of one statment that could address it, give them an 'out' and make them look for saying it.
'even though we still agree with our orginal statement of cinematic (which we know is BS) we felt it good to give PC gamers what they prefer. Clearly not in all cases but we do want to try and help them have the options they see as important'
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'that statement we made was bollocks so we are fixing it'
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But gameplay will always beat graphics... and framerate at anything above 24 FPS is considered playable to me. I mean, for all I know it could get substantially worse later on in the game.. but I guess I'll find out in 2 weeks.