I’m still working out the keybinds to help smooth things out, but I think I’m getting closer. Camera movement with a mouse makes much more of a difference that I ever expected. I gave it a chance but it just felt like a whole new handicap. Not being able to whip my screen fast enough in a direction I needed to look was even more frustrating. I tried rebinding but hadn’t settled on anything comfortable so I switched to controller.Īlmost immediately I noticed how sloppy movement felt with looking around. Accidentally hitting tab or caps lock with all the confusion just got irritating. Having spells on 1-4 were just a little too inconvenient since I use the ring finger for 1, middle finger for 2-3, and index for 4, not to mention ring finger for Z and thumb for X. Hovering the ring finger around Q for Protego when anticipating a regular attack didn’t give me enough time to react and reach my pinky to Ctrl for dodging a strong attack. Having to react to something quickly is harder to do when you need to use different fingers. In the middle of a battle, I felt like my fingers were fighting each other trying to get to the different keys I wanted to press. I started out with K&M, and it got a bit difficult as I started unlocking more spells. Thrifty gamers out there might be able to squeeze more resolution/frame rate-compromised experiences out of Legacy with even older hardware.I kind of have to agree. 'Minimum' performance has come a long way since the horrendous, Games For Windows Live, 720p/30fps-locked Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition port. The fact that it will apparently push 1080p resolution and 60fps performance in a 2023 AAA release is actually pretty stunning. The 1070's over six years old now, quite long in the tooth for a mid-high tier card. I initially had a bit of sticker shock at the GTX 1070 as a minimum graphics choice, the same as Elden Ring's suggested minimum, but that's not really fair.

Graphics: Nvidia GeForce 1080 Ti or AMD RX 5700 XT.

Processor: Intel Core i7-8700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600.Hogwarts Legacy recommended requirements (1080p, 60fps, high settings) Storage: 85 GB available space (SSD preferred).Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 or AMD RX Vega 56.Processor: Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600.Hogwarts Legacy minimum requirements (1080p, 60fps, low settings)

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