Jubei Yagyu

UE4 Engine has been available since 2014 yes, but the hardware requirements are not determined by the engine itself. The hardware requirements are determined by the developers. After all, the developers decide which level of graphic detail they implement. And depending on which effects and visual quality were implemented, the hardware requests increase or decrease. Oh, and I love how players say the game would only be playable on 3k PCs. And the whole thing without any evidence for your thesis. So pls really stop spreading such fake news. But as far as the PC is concerned, based on the system requirements that were provided in the news (https://www.bladeandsoul.com/en-us/news/article/5237/minimum-computer-specifications-for-unreal-engine-4). I would say the following PC should manage the game without any problems. https://www.alternate.de/HP/Pavilion-Gaming-Desktop-TG01-2207ng-Gaming-PC/html/product/1726708 CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Memory: 16 GB DDR 4 (3200 MHz) Graphic Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Hard Disk: 512 GB [M.2, via PCIe, SSD] Price: € 1.199,00 Date of looking for it: 06.09.2021 And I found it without looking long. At a price of € 1,199.00, I would say we're still far away from € 3k. So I don't know what the PC situation is like in America. But in Europe, despite the lack of hardware, it is still possible to get good and affordable PCs.

We are in 2021... It's almost a requirement... We are in 2021... It's almost a requirement to update the Gaming PC if someone plays on 5 years + old hardware. I can. But lets say I can't, how about comparing it to Cyberpunk2077? The minimum GPU is a GTX 780 (3GB VRAM) or an AMD RX470 (4GB VRAM). The CPU requirements are A LOT lower as well, and requires 8GB minimum (it can run with less). BnS UE4 can't be that visually more demanding than Cyberpunk2077... It simply can't... The BnS Frontier isn't... But still has idiotic requirements. It's not so simple as you want it to be it. But lets stay by your Cyberpunk 2077 example. Requirements can be found at: https://www.cyberpunk.net/en/news/36698/system-requirements-for-cyberpunk-2077-update The minimum requirements you are qoute are for the lowest settings in Cyberpunk 2077. Not to mention that Cyberpunk 2077 looks realy bad ad lowest settings. I would also say BnS in UE3 looks better then Cyberpunk 2077 on low. If you want to play Cyberpunk 2077 with nice visually you allready need a GTX 1060, I7-4790 and 12 GB Ram. And thats only for high setting in Cyberpunk 2077. If someone wants to play on max settings the requirements are even higher. So why it is a Problem if BnS UE4 version updates the requirements to play the game. I'm sure it will be only 64-bits, but not because of multi-core support, but to accomudate idiotic RAM requirements (8GB or more). It requires a 64-bit operating system, since the standard installation for PCs has been 64-bit since Windows 7. And for a gaming PC, there's no real reason to rely on 32-bit Windows. And i would say 8 GB Ram for a gaming PC is more or less the default since 2017. Interesting statistics about PC hardware can be found at steam. https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam As you can see most player on Steam play with a Windows 64-bit system and has 8 GB ram or more. So i would say its not a problem to update the more than 8 years old system requirements with the UE4 update.