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Some major problems with Silent Hill 2 Remake 2024 are:
1. Outrageous 70 price for a 14-16hr game, howlongtobeat.
2. 15 or less manual save slots in 2024
3. No save anywhere anytime in 2024, doesn't respect your time
4. UE is a hardware hog of an engine, it does look great but for mostly static imagery it way overuses your system.
5. UE generic assets all over
6. UE little interaction buttons are sometimes tricky to be able to activate.
7. Subjective but I'm not a fan of the new character models, james has the narrow lean sharp face of a trannyman, maria has a huge head of a ladyboy when compared to body in the cutscenes. Laura looks like a little boy. Eddie is a tie, seems better in this version imo
8. If you just use what the game selects as your settings you'll get stutter depending on your system. If you've got a 3070 and above it's likely not a problem anyone below that will need to do some tweaking. They basically make the modern tricks necessary to lower the hardware usage a bit and get higher fps. I've heard even high end users at their normal settings aka 2k-4k above 60fps get stutter though. DLSS and if you have the cpu overhead FG are basically necessary in this game. So the trend of lazy dev optimization continues, likely to drive addicted zombies into buying hardware, it's a symbiotic relationship obviously.
1. Outrageous 70 price for a 14-16hr game, howlongtobeat.
2. 15 or less manual save slots in 2024
3. No save anywhere anytime in 2024, doesn't respect your time
4. UE is a hardware hog of an engine, it does look great but for mostly static imagery it way overuses your system.
5. UE generic assets all over
6. UE little interaction buttons are sometimes tricky to be able to activate.
7. Subjective but I'm not a fan of the new character models, james has the narrow lean sharp face of a trannyman, maria has a huge head of a ladyboy when compared to body in the cutscenes. Laura looks like a little boy. Eddie is a tie, seems better in this version imo
8. If you just use what the game selects as your settings you'll get stutter depending on your system. If you've got a 3070 and above it's likely not a problem anyone below that will need to do some tweaking. They basically make the modern tricks necessary to lower the hardware usage a bit and get higher fps. I've heard even high end users at their normal settings aka 2k-4k above 60fps get stutter though. DLSS and if you have the cpu overhead FG are basically necessary in this game. So the trend of lazy dev optimization continues, likely to drive addicted zombies into buying hardware, it's a symbiotic relationship obviously.