@kayoss
I just spent $1000 to play a bunch of broken games and a bunch of amazing games as well. Just bought my GTX 970 yesterday and for $350 that thing alone looks better than my PS4. Many would consider me a PS fanboy, but I am serious this thing looks like a beast and makes no noise at all.

http://cdn.videocardz.com/1...

Titan z quad sli, now before you say overkill(i just play at insane resolutions, 3440*1440 is 2.5x the pixels of 1080p) I am really amused with how efficiently this game scales with 4 gpus, believe me not many games do that. The game runs just fine on something as dated as a GTX 780. Still manages about 45-60fps at high settings 1080p.

Its mostly console users complaining about the game, what they dont realize, is how technically demanding this game is. I personally havent seen any game with the number of NPCs this game boasts. The graphics running at max are jaw dropping. All of this requires horse power. Unfortunately consolers are led to believe their plastic boxes made with 2-3 year old mid range mobile parts are super computers.

I would blame the misinformation on the console makers, who mislead uninformed people with terms like Full HD, 4D blah blah.

Unity in my view is the best game released last year and is one of the first games in line made with next gen in mind (no xbox 360 or ps3 version). Hence its a very demanding game. Ubisoft honestly should have dropped the NPC count and resolution for the console version. IMO when consolers whine more about upcoming games not being optimized sooner or later developers are going to drop the 1080, 900p target and make games at 720p for ps4 and xb1 so the hardware can handle it. People just expect this poor hardware to magically play such demanding games flawlessly. No amount of optimization is going to make one of the best looking games ever released run well on mobile parts, sorry not happening.

PC gamers on the other hand have become used to mid range parts playing everything maxed out, which is due to last gen consoles having such a long life cycle. Which caused PC gamers not having need to upgrade.

@decrypt

Dude, you are set to game for the next century.

i have 2 gtx 780s and the game still runs like shit, tried playing it with one card, same shit, the game is broken as fuck period

@decrypt you do know that a titan z is basically two 780s with more Vram so calling 780s outdated mean you have outdated Hardware too, you have 12gb of vram and you're not even playing at 4k?
The Z is still part of the 7 series... Ill take 2 980's over 4 titan z for gaming at 3840x2160 any day of the week

Wow, did you trade a car in for all that? :) That must of cost you quite a bit..

@kayoss

It's not broken. I know it's popular to say that and it gets parroted around left and right, but it simply isn't true.

It's a demanding game mostly due to the graphics techniques it is using and its open world nature, but I run it just fine on a single GTX 970. I do have a G-Sync monitor which smooths out the framerate tremendously, but even on my old monitor I had no problem playing at around 50fps, or capping the framerate at 30fps and maxing the settings.