Medieval Dynasty

ok

semplicemente bellissimo

with all the updates the game certainly has increased it's necessary specs to run the game smoothly. i feel bad for anyone trying to play this with a 1660 super lol. The recommended specs on steam are no longer accurate. But you should be fine at 1080p 60fps with my particular HW. You may not need a 5800x or 5800xt like I have, but i would at least try to get a Ryzen 5 5600x at the least or a rough Intel equivalent. You could definitely benefit from a cpu better than my 5800xt but it isn't a necessity for the game. Also I do not Recommend you play with DFAO enabled if you are playing the DX12 version of the game because it is not needed and can cause shadow flickering on grass and some foliage and does nothing for the dx12 version. Leave it off! Try the game out, make sure it runs good for you and see if you like it and if you think you'll like it you should definitley buy the DLC as one allows you to get much cooler armor/clothing and the other one gives you some awesome extra decor. They are usually only $4.50 usd a piece and very reasonable. This game is a lot of fun and fairly unique. its like part survival game, part city planner/builder, and a teeny bit of a medieval life simulator. It's very fun to decorate your city. It isn't as customizable in it's building construction like in space engineers or Conan Exiles, but it is still very customizeable and fun. For example you pick what model house you want to build and then you can do things like choose what walls you want to be doors, windows etc. and you can paint each piece and decorate them with varied decor. It's like a medieval sim city played as the cities founder where you can grow your city, get married, have a child who will one day be your successor and when your first character dies you can continue on as your successor and you can keep going generation after generation. So cool! with my HW the settings and methods i use to make the game run the best to my liking is this: NVCP: VSync = On • Threaded Optimization = Auto • Negative LOD Bias Allow • Prefer Maximum Performance • Vulkan/OpenGL Present Method = Prefer Native • G‑Sync = On • 120Hz • Texture Filtering quality = High Quality RTSS: 60 FPS CAP • Front‑edge sync • D3D hooking = On • Application Detection Level = Low Windows: 120Hz refresh rate • VRR On (Gsync-compatible/freesync) • HAGS Off • Maximum Performance (Power plan), Xbox Gamebar = Off (I uninstalled Xbox Game Bar but you don't have to, just disable Gamebar at least.) PBO = ON (I would use PB if not PBO but it depends on what your HW is) In‑Game: Fullscreen • DX12 • 1080p • Aspect Ratio = 16:9 • FOV = 90 • VSync = Off • TAA • PBT = Off • View Distance = High • Post Processing = High • Shadows = High (or Medium if you want to save some performance) • Point Light Shadows = On • Textures = High • Effects = High • Foliage = High • DFAO = Off • SSGI = Off ( I can have SSGI on if I want but without it the frame cadence is more stable.) I added a [SystemSettings] block to the bottom of the Engine.ini file that can usually be found in C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Medieval_Dynasty\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\ I added this whole thing to the bottom of the text file and then saved: [SystemSettings] r.Streaming.PoolSize=2048 r.Streaming.LimitPoolSizeToVRAM=1 r.streaming.FullyLoadUsedTextures=1 (That whole thing including the [SystemSettings] part should be added optionally it may help a little or it may do nothing.) (Keep in mind my monitor has a variable refresh rate range of 48hz - 144hz with LFC but i run it at 120hz usually unless i am playing "Arma 3" which is more of a fixed refresh rate game)

fajne

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its great like settlers in 3d

I want to like this game, i really do. Peaople in the review section will tell you all about adequate performance, decent visuals and all the good stuff. I'll tell you about the bad instead: - The guy who designed villager designation system should be kept from influencing any player managed system ever freaking again. You split the "time" of your villagers between tasks, BUT you cant set the limit on how much they produce or how low they should go consuming something in the process. You may end up with a ton of goods you dont need And to see how much you consume you have to move to a different screen, write down the number etc etc The system is made worse by villagers skillupping and starting to produce more. And you have to constantly juggle values in a clearly console-first interface. People make excel spreadsheets to manage this mess! Its made even worse by women getting pregnant and leaving the worker pool for a few years and you replace her with someone else with a different skill level and here we go again... The only system that works ok is farming. Coz it does not use the system above! - You cant upgrade buildings to a higher tier and when you make new ones you have to set everything by hand again, coz you cant copy the settings... - Building placement sometimes acts wonky - When you dismount you end up looking away from your mount and not where you were looking before that. Sounds like a minor things, but annoying AF - They highlight option you get cant be filtered, so if you decorate your village you will get HEAPS of text on screen - No minimap, WHY? - You cant place a table inside the house. Yeah... - Some achievements dont trigger in coop (the one to spend the winter naked, for example). Some of them fail to register properly (like the one with stolen items counter) from time to time - Some talents are what you can call "tax" talent. You have to pick em up or you will suffer. The one that calls your hourse, for example. The talents are, overall, unimaginative and some are quite annoing (like building speed boost that "winds up") - Mount, when called, will spawn 30 meters away from you so you can struggle bit more looking for it inside a village. The reasoning behind that is beyond me - You have to MANUALLY select building to be repaired by the building hut employee. Why there is no "repair automatically" button is a mystery I can go on and on, but the gist of it is that the game seems to be abandoned, save for some pretty useless DLCs, but it requires a complete rework of worker assignment system to be playable without pulling out your hair I like this game, i play this game and i will finish it. But i'm not coming back in a thousand years, unless the production system is fixed, and i'm not buying the game from the same dev unless i'm sure i wont have to deal with same bs