I d like to suggest your team to contact Nvidia to ask them to add Last Epoch to the list of games supported by their GeForce Now game streaming service.
Having the option to run Last Epoch on any device with a fast enough internet connection is a real benefit and many other hack 'n slash (Wolcen, Chaos Bane, Grim Dawn, etc) are already supported.
So i m really looking forward for LE to be added to the list of supported games.
I wouldn’t worry about it too much, with your internet you’ll probably get a better experience on a 486 (SX-25 obviously, not those highfalutin DX4-125s).
ah ok thanks. Australia has garbage Internet for all our comforts so probably wont happen for years. Last I checked countries like Hungary have better internet speed than Aus
Australia is ranked #50 in the world placing just above Cayman Islands but worse than Bulgaria, what a life
i made also a research on this one because i really wanted to make the video recording possible. so i can just hit ALT+F10 and save the last 5 minutes.
it was not working so i tried to add LE manually didnt worked but i just set the installation folder refreshed and it worked.
Sometimes it looses the setting then i just need to add it again and save it.
I know if it works when i start the game and Geeforce Experience pops up really short.
Game will just show up as APP not as LAst Epoch, dont know if streaming service and more works.
I can give it a try if im back home
I think you are talking about something different here.
OP is talking about the streaming service GeForce Now, which is a cloud based game streaming service, where you virtually play on a machine that is located somewhere else.
The Link @Llama8 posted here should answer all the question, what it actually is.
I think you are refering to all the additional features GeForce Experience offers, like optimizing settings automatically, Shadowplay and generally capturing gameplay.
ah yeah my fault sorry.
just had to google Geeforce Now, i thought about the streaming service with geefore experience but i see its something different.
geeforce now is a could based gaming service. learned something new today XD
Yeah learning something new everyday is the beauty of the internet.
GeForce Now is basically the opposite of me, before igot my new ISP… overkill rig and freaking horrific bandwidth
It’s a really nice service for peole only casually playing and don’t want to spend hundreds of thousands of euros/dollars on a gaming rig.
But i think the main thing will be better optimization of LE, before they even can apply to GeForce Now. (I am not sure what the exact details are, but i assume Nvidia wants stable games on their platform)