We are less than 6 months away and still no system requirements announced? Why?

It must be a lot higher than most critics are expecting or something.

beta ran fine on a 1060.
doubt you will need much to run d4

System requirements are often announced 1-2 month prior to release, for example hogwarts legacy will be released on february 10th and they announced the specs on january 13th.

So I do not expect the system reqs very soon.

1060 is better than mine I think.

I have a
Nvidia GTX 1650
32 GB ram
Hexa-Core 2.70 per core

This post was edited by MadMan87 on Jan 23 2023 10:10am

it's not a demanding game unless you want ultra settings at 1440p+. 1080 you should at least be mix of med/high settings

I don’t mind upgrading but with kids it’s kinda a “save monthly” thing so I can be ready day 1 ya know?

But also I don’t wanna go out and make a big purchase when I don’t need to cause I could use that money on my family lol.

For the upgrade to make sense the game needs to be good in the first place…

I won’t lie. Diablo fanboy here. I buy them all anyways even though D2 is still my fav.

i feel you, bills add up with kids/mortgage

your current PC will definitely run it at medium+ 1080p, so day 1 you will have no problems playing it
i would experience it first, and maybe compare it to some 1440p/4k youtube content to decide if it's "worth" the upgrade. also the way the GPU market is, it will be due for a price reduction this year.

IMO there's so much nostalgia that comes from D2, but if you truly compare it to modern games it's silly to say it is STILL the best ARPG right now to play.
sure the open trading is cool, because everyone here is invested into d2jsp to some degree, but that leads to a huge bias towards it being the ONLY way to make a game.

This post was edited by ADDreen on Jan 24 2023 08:47am