Fallout 4

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Daniel escreveu:

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Pqp

Meu povo, cês sentiram o drama das configs pro Fallout?

http://bethesda.net/#en/events/game/prepare-for-the-future-fallout-4-important-release-info/2015/10/08/35[/mention] escreveu:

PC Systems Requirements (Requires Internet Connection and Free Steam Account to Activate)

Minimum

Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit OS required)
Intel Core i5-2300 2.8 GHz/AMD Phenom II X4 945 3.0 GHz or equivalent
8 GB RAM
30 GB free HDD space
NVIDIA GTX 550 Ti 2GB/AMD Radeon HD 7870 2GB or equivalent

Recommended

Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit OS required)
Intel Core i7 4790 3.6 GHz/AMD FX-9590 4.7 GHz or equivalent
8 GB RAM
30 GB free HDD space
NVIDIA GTX 780 3GB/AMD Radeon R9 290X 4GB or equivalent


Console Storage Space

Make sure you have enough space in the vault to store Fallout 4.
Fallout 4 requires 28-35 GB depending on territory and languages supported.

 

Rapaz, vou é afogar minhas mágoas no bar kkkkk

Garçoommm

Ai ai ai ai.
Lá se vai minha jogatina no F4. Impossivel a minha configuração dar conta. :/
Tá na hora de arranjar um videogame mesmo.

Tá osso gente, hehe

É, 370 pilas na Live, 250 a midia física... @MrLinx deu sorte em se equipar antes do holocausto financeiro do pais, espero que o One (Live Gold) tbm não me falhe, pois nos próximos meses vou viver só dela, no buying times!

Realmente @Whitewolf , peguei minha placa de vídeo pensando que foi uma boa aquisição, mais essa alta do dólar provou que foi uma aquisição bem melhor do que achei que seria. Agora, pedir um i7 de configuração recomendada realmente é bem complicado, por aqui tenho um i5 mais acho que com a placa que tenho vai rodar de boas.

Agora é esperar o preço do jogo baixar, baixar muito aliás.

Rapaz, uma AMD FX-9590 está por volta das 1400R$ Dilmas.
Um i7 4790, está custando 2.000R$ #Lulas
Uma GTX 780, não sai por menos de 1.800R$ #SulaMirandas
A R9 290 vai a 2.000R$ #GalvãoBuenos também.

Ou seja, os caras abusaram mesmo dessa vez.

Dá para conseguir o Xbox One novo com o Halo incluso por 1600R$ #EdsonCelulares
Ou o Playstation 4 com 1 jogo por 1900R$ #NeguinhoDasBeija-Flores.

Daniel escreveu:

Rapaz, uma AMD FX-9590 está por volta das 1400R$ Dilmas.
Um i7 4790, está custando 2.000R$ #Lulas
Uma GTX 780, não sai por menos de 1.800R$ #SulaMirandas
A R9 290 vai a 2.000R$ #GalvãoBuenos também.

Ou seja, os caras abusaram mesmo dessa vez.

Dá para conseguir o Xbox One novo com o Halo incluso por 1600R$ #EdsonCelulares
Ou o Playstation 4 com 1 jogo por 1900R$ #NeguinhoDasBeija-Flores.

Choro com os números e rio com essas "unidades monetárias br" do @Daniel

A coisa tá tão feia, @gizellechan, que qualquer centavo no chão de #Tiriricas eu já to juntando

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Fallout 4 will require a Steam download, even if you buy it on disc



For some gamers, the advent of the digital marketplace has been an immeasurable boon. For others, particularly those of us with slow connections and/or tight data caps, it's not. For that second group, there's some bad news regarding the coming launch of Fallout 4: Even if you install from a disc, at least part of the game will have to be downloaded from Steam.

The word came from Pete Hines, Bethesda's Vice President of PR and Marketing, who confirmed on Twitterlast week that the physical release of the game will include both a disc and a Steam key, and that the disc will have "actual install data" on it. But in a follow-up, he added that while the game will be installed from the disc, "You will still have to download from Steam. The disc doesn't contain the entire game."

This is not unreasonable, or even unusual. Most major game releases these days require hefty launch-day patches anyway, and as Hines pointed out, the console versions of the game will be on Blu-ray discs, which can store 25GB per layer, while the PC version will be on DVDs that hold just 4.7GB. But when pressed about why PC games in general are so often restricted this way, he offered a simple, one-word answer: "Piracy."
That response went over about as well as you'd expect, but Hines was unapologetic. "We've been doing it this way more or less for 10+ years," he tweeted. "Seems to be doing ok. Lots of people bought Skyrim, Wolf, etc."

I know as well as anyone how intensely frustrating and infuriating a mandatory, multi-gigabyte download on a wonky connection can be, especially when the game you purchased is sitting beside you on a disc. I mean, it'sright there, right? And there is literally nothing you can do about it but wait, and maybe fire a few crappy emails into the digital ether—or do without. Which leads to the obvious question: Will this push any of you away from Fallout 4 on launch day?

Bethesda is selling an exclusive Fallout 4 controller officially licensed by Microsoft.
Available on Bethesda's online store for $60 (about £39, but $85 / £55 once you factor in shipping to the UK), the controller appears to be a new skin for PDP's Prismatic wired controller.
As such, it's compatible with both Xbox One and PC and features a 3.5mm headset jack with onboard audio controls, a detachable 10ft USB cable, and rumble motors.
The extra button near the right analogue stick is used to adjust chat options for the headset.
The Fallout 4 controller's estimated ship date is 10th November to coincide with the game's release.



fonte: 

http://www.pcgamer.com/fallout-4-will-require-a-steam-download-even-if-you-buy-it-on-disc/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pcgfb

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2015-10-20-xbox-one-gets-its-own-limited-edition-fallout-4-controller