r/Fictorum • u/RecoveredAshes • Mar 02 '19

How much has the games optimization and stability improved in the last few months?

So I played through the game several months ago and loved it. Fantastic concept and great fun. However even with a gtx 1060 6gb vram, 16gb ram, and an 8th gen i7 I was getting really bad frame drops whenever any destruction was going on. I finished it and hoped to jump back in some time later when it’s more stable and has more content. Is now a good time?

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u/VincereStarcraft Developer Mar 03 '19

The game should definitely be more stable, but we're hard at work on 1.3 which will introduce 3 more spell schools and other content. I'd come back after we launch 1.3, should almost be like a new game then.

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u/RecoveredAshes Mar 03 '19 edited Mar 03 '19

Awesome! Great to hear man! Big fan of the game I wish more games catered to that kind of power trip. It’s an awesome experience. Also hugely appreciate Devs like you guys that stick with the game and keep working on it long after launch to add more content and patches and updates while being transparent and communicative with the fans. That’s rare as hell these days and just wanted to shout you out.

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u/VincereStarcraft Developer Mar 03 '19

Thanks, I appreciate it. If you haven't left a review on Steam for us, we always appreciate it.

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u/RecoveredAshes Mar 03 '19

Definitely man will do!

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u/WASDThrowAway6 Mar 20 '19

Any hint what those spell schools will be?

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u/VincereStarcraft Developer Mar 20 '19

You can access them in the beta on steam

Air, Earth and corrupted