Would my computer die if I don't meet system requirements of Deadfire and try to run it?

No. The game might just nor run at all or stutter or have glitches. Depending on your hardware. It will not just die if by that you mean that it will break.

Edited April 28, 20187 yr by Artaios

No, but you might. Out of heartbreak. - Like if u cri everitim. 

How old is your PC?  The requirements for the game are really not demanding.  If you don't meet Deadfires minimum specs you probably want to look at a new computer/laptop,  300-400 dollar pc should be able to meet the requirements if not exceed them.

If you just can't afford to look at a pc right now worst case scenario is just like Artaios said.  Game might not run, or it may just not play smoothly.

How old is your PC?

I'm guessing Baldurs Gate old

This is my rig. It runs the beta perfect!

 

 

So don't worry man. 

Edited May 1, 20187 yr by TheisEjsing

i don't have that much space so i have this one

Pffft!

 

Amatures! Here's my set, beat that you losers! 

 

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when builds go wrong

 

Obs said it'll have the same requirements as Pillars 1 did. Pillars 1 run great at my machine which is like 10-11 years old.

the first game ran well for my laptop, the load times were atrocious though taking about 2 minutes to load a game and around half a minute between each transition. and there was also a slow down at the "cutscene" right before the final boss fight

 

My cpu is probably what is dragging the game down, a N3540 intel processor 2.16 GHz (overclocked by default to 2.66 GHz)

Can mine run it?

 

Idk about you guys, but some WM areas were pretty laggy for me. Like 35 fps laggy.

Can mine run it?

 

 

I don't think so, most potatoes are 32-bit - I think you may have to upgrade to a pumpkin.

 

Can mine run it?

 

 

I don't think so, most potatoes are 32-bit - I think you may have to upgrade to a pumpkin.

 

 

He could use a Yam instead if the pumpkin is out of his price range

Idk about you guys, but some WM areas were pretty laggy for me. Like 35 fps laggy.

 

If 35fps is lagging for you invest in a g-sync or freesync (depending on your video card) display. The problem isn't the fps score, the problem is the variation between what it was and what you are getting now. If you have a steady 30fps that's not nearly as big a deal as 35-60 all over the place is. G-sync and Freesync smooth that out.

Can mine run it?

 

 

You tell us, you've been covering the beta!

the first game ran well for my laptop, the load times were atrocious though taking about 2 minutes to load a game and around half a minute between each transition. and there was also a slow down at the "cutscene" right before the final boss fight

 

My cpu is probably what is dragging the game down, a N3540 intel processor 2.16 GHz (overclocked by default to 2.66 GHz)

You overclocked a laptop?

 

the first game ran well for my laptop, the load times were atrocious though taking about 2 minutes to load a game and around half a minute between each transition. and there was also a slow down at the "cutscene" right before the final boss fight

 

My cpu is probably what is dragging the game down, a N3540 intel processor 2.16 GHz (overclocked by default to 2.66 GHz)

You overclocked a laptop?

 

 

it's a factory model feature, it's technically an overclock but it's just a default thing of the model.

I game on a homemade antikythera mechanism.

Get on my level.

You refused to buy that Panda's cheese didn't you?  You should know by now that you say yes when a Panda tries to sell you cheese.

You guys are lucky. I don't even have a computer, I have to run everything by hand.

 

This is my rig. It runs the beta perfect!

 

 

So don't worry man.

 

That's the most expensive coffee maker I've ever seen

You guys are lucky. I don't even have a computer, I have to run everything by hand.

 

I like to play DnD, too.