I'll definitely support it on steam,I'm sure there already planning for a sequel based off of the PS4 sales,but with the extra they make from steam will solidify it
Yup. I bought this on PS4 along with the Season Pass and loved it. My only issue (mostly because I'm a PC gamer) was the amount of jaggies when playing on performance mode. I grown use to it, but man, I can't wait to repurchase this game and play it on PC. Devs more than deserve the double dip. If the DLC wasn't included already, I'd gladly buy the Season Pass and game all over.
I agree. It's going to be nice to be able to play Nioh with high framerates, high resolutions and with great image quality instead of having to choose between them. The action mode on the PS4 Pro only ran at between 720p to 1080p resolutions, depending on the area.
I actually considered getting a PS4 Pro just to play Nioh with better resolution and frame rate, but I could never pull the trigger on the sale. Considering it was a PS4 exclusive, it coming to PC never once crossed my mind aside from wishful thinking. The only announcement that could top this is them openly supporting mods and giving the community the tools to do so. That might be a bit too much wishful thinking, but hey, you never know haha
I prefer windows 7 still, tried 10 back when it came out but didnt like it. I should probably give it a chance again though(im sure its improved), cause some games are being douchey requiring 10.
Like it or not you will eventually have to upgrade to Windows 10 since it runs DirectX 12 which is not supported on Windows 7 and 8.1. Of course, this depends on developers writing their games for DX12 only. Some games like "Cuphead" have been written for DX9 which is supported by Windows 7, 8.1, 10.
Windows 10 is only 29.09% of the market compared to Windows 7 at 47.21% while Windows 8.1 is 5.89% https://www.netmarketshare.... so I don't think Microsoft is going to try and force developers for Windows platforms to only use DX12 for a few years.
Cool. I got the platinum on PS4, it was pretty tough, but loads of fun. I will someday buy this again on PC probably, just a good excuse to start it from the beginning. I hope it'll run on my laptop, which runs a GTX 970m, which is... similar to the minimum required GTX 780, but I think it's considered *slightly* weaker, so I hope it runs!
Lmao!! Honestly not heated at all. I don't comment enough to be concerned. I'm glad you you take interest in this fantastic game tbh. I can't be butt hurt cause I don't make the games, I just play them, which is a privilege. If anything I'm on the same page as Weeb, cause over half these discussions are my left nut is bigger than yours. The only time I go in on things, is when people don't ask questions but defend to the death. I hope you pick up a copy and enjoy it even further. Who am I to say you're wrong for your platform choice.
Look the way I see it is. We just went through a generation where the Japanese were a huge step behind, while FPS saturated the market to death. This generation balances out 4 ways and people still cry Bloody Mary cause good games get a bigger audience. The sad factor of all this, comes down to who even cares who sold the most. Just play the shit and sit down and discuss in TRUTH why game A will become a classic.
The system requirements could be lower if the developers bother to optimise for PC but it seems they are copy/pasting from the PS4 Pro version as they are leaving in the Game and Cinematic modes from the console for PC.
That makes no sense to any PC gamer that knows anything about PC gaming.
The only reason those modes were in PS4 version was because of lack of power from the weak system so people could choose between resolution or FPS.
Let's hope a friendly modder releases an optimization mod that lets us play on more reasonable hardware. Then again, for all we know the game runs just fine on less powerful computers and the people who posted the requirements screwed up; from what I've heard the same thing happened to Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and people have run that game relatively fine on computers that don't even meet the minimum requirements.
Hmmm, are you asking for thanks as a PS4 player that supported it, or are you thanking them? The "enjoy." at the end makes me think the former. Kinda smug sounding though. So should everyone thank PC gamers for Minecraft? Terrarria? Stardew Valley? Dont starve? This just seems like some odd ego feeding, Ive played a lot of good games that moved to other consoles and nobody should thank me. I dont have that weird need, kinda curious about it though. Maybe do a psych study on it because im not sure what it is.
LOL. Team Ninja took a risk with the game hell they weren't even going to bring it to the west until Sony got involved so yes thanks to the support of PS4 players the game was a success and the result was a PC release. Team Ninja wasn't even planning on a PC release but because it did so well on the PS4 they were able to port a PC version. What part of that is hard to understand?
Nice to see that nioh, now that it isn't ps4 exclusive anymore and based on the reactions of pc players in these comments, probably will suddenly be called "cheap souls clone" etc much less. ^^
I play on my PC more than my PS4 Pro but I never downplayed Nioh. If anything I praised the hell out of it. I'm just glad I get to enjoy it on my preferred platform and with fewer compromises.
From the get-go NiOH was never going to be a PS4 exclusive (it was for eight months) since it was slated to be developed for the PC running a Microsoft operating system.
NiOH is not scheduled for the XB1 although depending on PC sales and possible Microsoft involvement it could be ported since "Team Ninja" is a division of Koei Tecmo which is an independent Japanese game developer.
omg...awesome!
Nice!!
Not bad,even Windows 7 support.
Easy does it.
About time!!!