Shinrin_Cole

It's a great game, and that's coming from a guy who normally plays RPG's.

I was always honest about my grades to my parents. sure it mean I could use the computer for 6 weeks, but it's better than lying and them finding out later, which could make things worse than they were when I was being honest.

Final Fantasy VI

My AMD Computer couldn't run FF13 at 60 FPS at all, and FF13-2 was 15 FPS to 20 FPS. Now on my i7 4790k FF13 runs at 60 FPS and FF13-2 anywhere from 30 to 60 FPS. Also to note, I get better FPS on a faster Hard drive (even though it's dying) over my currently good hard drive which is slower.

I think the patch was to support multiple resolutions and give you some control of some video options. not the best thing in the world as it didn't fix performance problems.

Both games had 60 FPS at launch on PC, and I bet you're going to have to have a heafty PC to run FF15 at 60 FPS on a computer. probably need a titan X or 980 ti for 60 FPS.

Yes it does, but the way it runs even if you have a computer with better requirements than what the game requires, you may not hit 60 FPS at all.

Seeing as I don't open anything suspicious, be it email or going on a fishy website, to a link from a bot in twitch chat (durn those bots). But I'd have to take out a loan for me to get the files back, not everyone has 500 to 5000 dollars handy every time their files get encrypted by a guy who doesn't want to work for a living. That being said, no one is going to be 100% safe from this, even if you try to protect yourself. As said in the post a back up is a good way to keep your data safe.

I didn't deny it. If it's not next year it may be 2018. I don't work for Square-enix.

It'll probably be released in 2026. 10 years after the PS4/Xbone release. Kidding aside, It'll probably be out on PC in 2017. But who knows. I'm waiting on Final Fantasy VI. I'm sure that one will use the android/iOS graphics, but I know that game like the back of my hand.

A New RPG I'm playing that I'm enjoying is Tales of Zesteria, but you don't need a new computer to play it, almost any computer from the last 10 years can. you could easily run the game at 4k max settings (or higher) on your new computer.

I've got it both on PC and PS3, PC version runs at 60 FPS and I think can play at 4k. I know it can run at 1080p Also to note, the system requirements on steam aren't true, I had more than recommended requirements and still couldn't play the game at 60 FPS til I upgraded to my new computer.

Playing Tales of Zesteria on Steam, first time the series hit PC with it's US/EU release. Only thing is it runs at 30 FPS. But doesn't need a i7-4790k to play.. you can get away playing it on very low settings on a AMD 64 x2 5200 with a Geforce 8800 GTX. This does how ever enable me to play at 4k at max settings. I have to host the 4k files on my home server as trying to upload them on imgur, changes quality and size of the photos. Also these links at the bottom won't work from 2 AM CST to 10 AM CST (normally) http://shinrincole.com/img/351970_2015-10-27_00002.png <-- same screen shot as above http://shinrincole.com/img/351970_2015-10-21_00005.png <-- Trying out the swimsuit costume DLC. http://shinrincole.com/img/351970_2015-10-27_00003.png <-- Skyrim isn't the only game to have Dragons.

And I thought my support for intel would help them out a bit as I just got an intel cpu over amd. Oh well, as long as they aren't really hurting things are good.

I use a PS4 controller with inputmapper. The PS4 controller works for some games without it, but not all games support it out of the box, but if you get inputmapper it'll emulate the controller as a xbox360 controller.