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Am 26.10.14 01:10, schrieb Mary:

>
> Do you have a PC? or always use a Mac? Does the Mac have more  problems
> than the PC?
>

MACs hand PCs have both problems on the Mac they are different. I just 
prefer Macs because I work as software engineer, and prefer the UNIX 
which Macs use (OSX is a UNIX derivate). So most of the times the Mac is 
my workhorse.

I have both, a Mac as notebook computer and a PC as a standalone 
computer (Core i5 16 Gig Ram NVidia 660). I prefer to play on the 
notebook in bed, most of the times I stream the game via Steam inhouse 
streaming with the game being run on the PC, because many times there is 
no mac port of a game, although the situation has become significantly 
better (My Mac Steam list is about 1/3rd of my PC Steam list). Inhouse 
streaming really works well if you have a good wifi connection.

In case of Dreamfall chapters, inhouse streaming did not work with a 
controller so I reverted to the native Mac version which was (to some 
degree still is) more unstable than the PC version of the game.





>> According to the forums, there is a graphically very demanding area
>> where the framerate really becomes unstable (Europolis). RTG is
>> working currently to fix that. I have yet to reach the area to see how
>> bad it really is.
>
> I hope you can get some of the game played before needing a patch. in
> the old days most times you had to re-do the game from start if it was
> found the game needed a patch, rather than patching it wherever you were
> in the game and continuing.
>

That used to be the case, nowadays if a game is released patches do not 
break saves anymore. If you play the betas however it can happen and 
happened many times for instance in Divinity Original Sin.

> I hope things get fixed up soon so that people can get the game and play
> it. I guess Redthread games are working on patches.
>
> Thanks for the information Werner. I'm sure others here will also be
> interested.
>
> Mary
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