Sense all of my saves are on my Xbox360..so Xbox360 .
You won't be importing your XBox 360 saves.
None of the saves are importing. You instead will be inputting your choices into The Keep, which is web browser-based. You'll then download your "world state" to your console or computer of choice.
I play all games on the PC last console system I owned was an Intellivision.
Looking to upgrade my Video Card though since I have an AMD processor I usually use Radeon Cards and currently have XFX Radeon HD 5770 anyone have any suggestions for a decent upgrade that's not gonna break the wallet.
Keeping in mind that there is a good chunk of time until the game comes out, and that you want to stick with Radeon cards, you could see what the price on the R9 290 (or even 290X) will do between now and release. They're still pretty expensive, but you've got 6 months of price drops to take at advantage of. Current mid-range performance for Radeons seems to be the R9 280, but if you can wait there is a good chunk of performance gap between it and the 290.
Personally, while I have systems with nVidia as well as AMD/ATI chips, I prefer nVidia. And even trying to be neutral, I'd say the current bang for your buck king is the nVidia GTX 770, which is priced somewhere between the Radeons mentioned above.
This all depends on what you consider breaking the wallet, of course. If you can throw out an approximate figure you were looking to spend, people can make more specific suggestions.
Edited, I'd written R9 270 instead of 280. 270 is the more mainstream, non-gamer or budget-gamer version.
Modifié par Larg_Kellein, 13 mars 2014 - 09:42 .
This'll be my first time playing a Bioware title on PC. All of my others had been on Xbox 360, but now I have a really nice PC, so I'm looking forward to playing it on a really nice system.
I play all games on the PC last console system I owned was an Intellivision.
Looking to upgrade my Video Card though since I have an AMD processor I usually use Radeon Cards and currently have XFX Radeon HD 5770 anyone have any suggestions for a decent upgrade that's not gonna break the wallet.
AMD R9 280(very reasonably priced cards), R9 290 or 290X if you can find them for cheap(not the over priced madness due to bitcoin mining). I have a 290 and found it to be an awesome card when it worked but had way too many issues with drivers or possibly the card since I got it at release. Haven't messed with it since.
I run Nvidia 770's in SLI currently and think they are very good cards for the money.
Personally I will not touch a card with less then 2gig of memory.
Xbox 360 I am a poor peasant and only got this thing last Christmas I intend to milk this system for as long as I possibly can.
Im intrigued by the Steam Machine, but unsure if EA games will work on them.
PC, the platform RPGs are meant to be played on.
Probably be a good time to upgrade to the XBone so I'll probably buy one just before buying DAInq
Ps4 and pc
Ps4 and pc
I like this "and" business.
I'd love to start with PS4 then eventually get it for PC as well. Once mods start coming out (if they will at all). 
*sigh* I've been playing Skyrim with some graphic mods and man my PC gets stuttery at times (though that might just be the horde of mods I have installed...)
I really hope my 570 can play this game on high comfortably. I don't need max but at least high D:
PC, the platform RPGs are meant to be played on.
Master-racist. 
(P.S. dare I say my little bit more fair, and less arrogant, view, is that vRPGs/CRPGs should not be developed for console first and foremost, with PC versions being the weaker afterthought/port of something primarily written for console.)
PC: Have never had a console so I don't even know the way the controls are supposed to work
Let me give you a quick tutorial.
See those buttons that are up, left, right, and down? They move your (avatar, spaceship, character, penguin, etc.) up, left, right, and down.
All those other buttons? They do button stuff.
You're welcome. 
Gotta say, though, in my console days (in the Upper Paleolithic), I preferred using something that looked like this.
Here's how it worked. You pushed the stick in the direction of where you wanted to go. And hit that button to do, well, the one thing the button did.
Elegant simplicity. 
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