More than suitable and modern.
Asking that is assuming I have a primitive system which shouldn't run the game anyway. No, I don't need to upgrade my computer. I have no issues with any game except ESO.
I didn't have issues with ESO until they changed the textures.
More than suitable and modern.
Asking that is assuming I have a primitive system which shouldn't run the game anyway. No, I don't need to upgrade my computer. I have no issues with any game except ESO.
I didn't have issues with ESO until they changed the textures.
I didn't assume anything. It was a question to eliminate that as the first possible problem. That's how you begin to fix something. You start with the basics and move on. If you didn't want help, then your shouldn't be complaining.
You say it's more than suitable, but how do we know that until you tell us what they are?
More than suitable and modern.
Asking that is assuming I have a primitive system which shouldn't run the game anyway. No, I don't need to upgrade my computer. I have no issues with any game except ESO.
I didn't have issues with ESO until they changed the textures.
I didn't assume anything. It was a question to eliminate that as the first possible problem. That's how you begin to fix something. You start with the basics and move on. If you didn't want help, then your shouldn't be complaining.
You say it's more than suitable, but how do we know that until you tell us what they are?
1. It is a condescending and insulting "question" that is normally only asked as a language coding technique for "Are you just stupid?" in the same way as asking if my video card driver is up to date or if I have an Operating System installed on my computer.
2. You aren't helpful, you are insulting.
3. I am not complaining. I am talking about a problem I have.
If you don't have anything of value to add, go away.
More than suitable and modern.
Asking that is assuming I have a primitive system which shouldn't run the game anyway. No, I don't need to upgrade my computer. I have no issues with any game except ESO.
I didn't have issues with ESO until they changed the textures.
I didn't assume anything. It was a question to eliminate that as the first possible problem. That's how you begin to fix something. You start with the basics and move on. If you didn't want help, then your shouldn't be complaining.
You say it's more than suitable, but how do we know that until you tell us what they are?
1. It is a condescending and insulting "question" that is normally only asked as a language coding technique for "Are you just stupid?" in the same way as asking if my video card driver is up to date or if I have an Operating System installed on my computer.
2. You aren't helpful, you are insulting.
3. I am not complaining. I am talking about a problem I have.
If you don't have anything of value to add, go away.