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Author Topic: Battlefield 3 PC receiving “special effort”, won’t run on Windows XP  (Read 888 times)
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tehfunk101
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« on: January 05, 2011, 06:34:23 PM »

My take on this story? Finally a developer is moving pc gaming forward!! The majority of us are running dx10 and dx11 cards, but the engines we play are dx9 or have no noticeable changes moving up to dx10 or 11.  It sounds like Dice is bringing out the big guns to make their Frostbite 2 engine revolutionary, much to the dismay of anyone running a dx9 card or using windows XP.  Anyone here still use XP? Its 10 years old, and time to move on  Tongue


Quoted from: http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/01/04/battlefield-3-pc-receiving-special-effort-wont-run-on-windows-xp/

"DICE developers have revealed a few new details on the upcoming Battlefield 3 on Twitter. Lead Designer David Goldfarb has allayed fears that the next Battlefield will be a console port, saying that while the game won’t be exclusive to the PC, the PC version of the game is getting extra attention. More news has emerged on the game’s system specs, too. Battlefield 3 is designed to run with DirectX 11, and won’t run at all on Windows XP.

Responding to questions on Twitter, Goldfarb said the game “will not be exclusive. We are putting special effort into the pc version, even for us, it’s extraordinary.” This is good news for those who were worried that DICE’s success on the consoles with Battlefield: Bad Company 2 coul make PC version of the game becoming a lower priority. it looks as though the opposite is true.

Meanwhile another DICE dev, Johann Andersson dropped a few details on the system specs that will be needed to run the game, saying that “Frostbite 2 is primarily developed for DX11. XP & DX9 is _not_ supported, 64-bit OS is recommended. Lots of time to upgrade if you havent!” This will probably mean an upgrade for many. Are you still using Windows XP? Would you upgrade for Battlefield 3?"
Xtricity
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« Reply #1 on: January 06, 2011, 01:48:41 AM »

Windows 7 is a great operating system its worth to change without having the game, but anyways good find i am glad to hear that they are putting extra attention to the PC version.
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« Reply #2 on: January 08, 2011, 10:08:39 AM »

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We are putting special effort into the pc version...

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CoCoCountyKiller
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« Reply #3 on: January 08, 2011, 01:00:58 PM »

guess it is time to upgrade away from xp Sad

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