Which seems to be the best regarding the camera issue?

Pretty sure that the pc crowd might come up with a fix for the camera issues so I'd go pc. Besides its cheaper on pc.

@emergency said:

Pretty sure that the pc crowd might come up with a fix for the camera issues so I'd go pc. Besides its cheaper on pc.

Sadly, that's not the case...this is a $59.99 PC game. There's just no way I'm going to pay that much for it.

Hell, right now you can get The Elder Scrolls Collection on Steam (Morrowind GOTY Edition, Oblivion GOTY Edition, and Skyrim) for $10 less than this is currently selling for.

@MB said:

@emergency said:

Pretty sure that the pc crowd might come up with a fix for the camera issues so I'd go pc. Besides its cheaper on pc.

Sadly, that's not the case...this is a $59.99 PC game.

Huh, thats a shame. I've already seen it for £23 here on PC, whereas the console version is staying well above £30 for now.

@MB said:

@emergency said:

Pretty sure that the pc crowd might come up with a fix for the camera issues so I'd go pc. Besides its cheaper on pc.

Sadly, that's not the case...this is a $59.99 PC game. There's just no way I'm going to pay that much for it.

Hell, right now you can get The Elder Scrolls Collection on Steam (Morrowind GOTY Edition, Oblivion GOTY Edition, and Skyrim) for $10 less than this is currently selling for.

That's EA for you. I don't get why they would want to intentionally hurt the sales. I feel sorry for BHG.

Steam version has achievements, controller support. PC controls/UI are kinda bad. Eh its 40 dollars cheaper here than retail so I got that one. Gonna just use my 360 pad.

PC with a controller of course. Why the hell would you play this with a mouse..? Bought my PC version on GMG with 25% discount, paid like 35 dollars, which is basically nothing when it's a game in Sweden. It's 60 dollars on steam here.

I'd get it on Xbox 360, not use the online code and resell it after you beat it.

The PC version only has a higher rendering resolution and a stable framerate going for it, it's pretty much a direct port. It's a good $30 game, not a good $60 game.

Any word on that ominous FoV and camera fix patch? There was supposedly going to be a day 1 patch adressing that. Maybe it'll out for day 1 of the European release tomorrow.

@emergency said:

Pretty sure that the pc crowd might come up with a fix for the camera issues so I'd go pc. Besides its cheaper on pc.

Sadly, that's not the case...this is a $59.99 PC game. There's just no way I'm going to pay that much for it.

Hell, right now you can get The Elder Scrolls Collection on Steam (Morrowind GOTY Edition, Oblivion GOTY Edition, and Skyrim) for $10 less than this is currently selling for.

@Gargantuan said:

@MB said:

@emergency said:

Pretty sure that the pc crowd might come up with a fix for the camera issues so I'd go pc. Besides its cheaper on pc.

Sadly, that's not the case...this is a $59.99 PC game. There's just no way I'm going to pay that much for it.

Hell, right now you can get The Elder Scrolls Collection on Steam (Morrowind GOTY Edition, Oblivion GOTY Edition, and Skyrim) for $10 less than this is currently selling for.

That's only in the USA, it's cheaper than the console edition in Europe.

Well, it's 49,99 euros on Steam, which amounts to 66 dollars.

@Gargantuan said:

@MB said:

@emergency said:

Pretty sure that the pc crowd might come up with a fix for the camera issues so I'd go pc. Besides its cheaper on pc.

Sadly, that's not the case...this is a $59.99 PC game. There's just no way I'm going to pay that much for it.

Hell, right now you can get The Elder Scrolls Collection on Steam (Morrowind GOTY Edition, Oblivion GOTY Edition, and Skyrim) for $10 less than this is currently selling for.

That's only in the USA, it's cheaper than the console edition in Europe.

Well, it's 49,99 euros on Steam, which amounts to 66 dollars.

The PC version runs great. And if you run it in 1080p, the menus become smaller, so you don't have to scroll as much in your inventory.

@MB said:

@emergency said:

Pretty sure that the pc crowd might come up with a fix for the camera issues so I'd go pc. Besides its cheaper on pc.

Sadly, that's not the case...this is a $59.99 PC game. There's just no way I'm going to pay that much for it.

Hell, right now you can get The Elder Scrolls Collection on Steam (Morrowind GOTY Edition, Oblivion GOTY Edition, and Skyrim) for $10 less than this is currently selling for.

This. If it goes on sale for 40% or more later on, I'll definitely grab it on Steam, hopefully this summer. That's the nice thing about PC, the games for some reason go on sale much faster than in console.

What's the framerate like on consoles? Since the action is so fast-paced and responsive it really benefits from a high framerate.

@Seppli said:

Any word on that ominous FoV and camera fix patch? There was supposedly going to be a day 1 patch adressing that. Maybe it'll out for day 1 of the European release tomorrow.

No official FOV or camera stuff, they're "listening" and there are official threads about that stuff in their forums.

If you frequent widescreengaming, there's a lil program and profile to force the game to run at a larger FOV. I played at default yesterday; it's bad. I mean, it feels like 40-50 fov bad. I've never felt loopy playing a game until this one; not even Borderlands was this bad. I had to play in 15 minute chunks.The profile has already been updated multiple times so that it continues to work shortly after the game was patched.

http://widescreengamingforum.com/forum/forums/multi-monitor-gaming/multi-monitor-gaming/19381/kingdoms-amalur-reckoning-rally-multi-s?page=8

Forcing the game to run at an FOV of 80 makes cutscenes look... bad. Like you're viewing it drunk. However, I restarted the game and played for two and a half hours without having to get up, walk around the room, and look at anything but the game every fifteen minutes. The game itself, at a higher FOV, looks wonderful. They've even got it working with eyefinity. (Not my screenshot, and the original was 5760x2160. Someone's a 1%'er!)

I really hope they address this; for me and a few others, super low FOVs in PC games make them unplayable. I wasn't going to buy this game after trying to play the demo, but I made the mistake of listening to Curt Shilling talk in one of the live streams, thought he was an awesome enough gamer guy to give his company $60 because of his constant insistence that they're listening to the players and the fans.