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That makes zero logical sense to me. But nice find.

Reviving this thread with this;

Seems like the Xbox One X is becoming quite popular for this game.

That's what I don't get sometimes... Why would they put W10 as recommended, potentially leaving out W7/8/8.1 users, while they need as big an audience as they can get?

I thought the PC was the lead development platform this time? It's quite worrying if such an obvious bug is still present... Do developers even do basic quality checks nowadays?

Yeah... If the game really is THAT cpu heavy, I don't think it's programmed in a balanced manner. I doubt it's truly required though, because the console CPUs are quite weak. Although the demo performance was atrocious on my Xbox One... The CPU and GPU power are also quite unbalanced. An i7 8700...

It's DX11 so I would assume W10 is not really required... But obviously it's not guaranteed to work on earlier Windows Versions either.

It's still quite the difference compared to DOA5 on steam. Based on these specs I really do wonder whether my FX8320 will be able to run it smoothly... Thank god I just ordered a Ryzen system.

MINIMUM: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 （64bit） Processor: Intel Core i5-4690 or over Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 DirectX: Version 11 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 50 GB available space Sound Card: DirectX 11 or over...

I wanted to do more characters but only managed to do Leifang's. It's not guaranteed to be fully complete or accurate, but this is what I got. And obviously it might change for release. I didn't record the damage. Not all moves have been checked for distance variances, meaning, if two similar...

The variety of controllers and fighting sticks is a lot bigger on PC, which could potentially bring in more players. Although there can be issues with drivers in certain cases, so from that perspective, a console is a safer bet. And you never know if Windows decides to update during a tournament...

What's the reason PS4 is chosen as the main platform? Largest audience?

The frame dips on the Xbox One were literally game breaking. Even offline, the performance was not up to expectations. I expect my PC to be able to handle DOA6 easily. I noticed a much better input delay as well when I got DOA5 on Steam, compared to the Xbox One version. There's no reason to...

I just discovered that :214::P: is actually a low sabaki that also puts you in a crouching state. Now I'm really liking it. Too bad it came at the expense of the old one. Leifang is more unsafe this time around. And they really made :7::K: useless, since it not only lost its advantage frames...

I was planning on getting this for both the Xbox One and the PC. But after experiencing the demo, I will not be getting the game on Xbox One. Performance is too atrocious, so, I'm left with PC.

Why would they switch the commands for :214::P: and :236::P: ?

I didn't change it because I don't want to sacrifice performance at all. But even then, it feels like the graphics are set too high for the Xbox to handle. And it looks extremely jagged sadly. To be honest, I'm not sure if I'm liking this game so much. It really feels a bit like mashy...

My favorite move is gone. Or at least, as a stand-alone move. :214::P: was a move I used a LOT in DOA5. Now they changed it. The new (actually really old) move is good too though, but not as useful. The game feels a bit mashy to me as well...

Which Xbox do you have? I feel that I have framerate drops below 60fps. I have the original Xbox One non-S.

Is it me or does the net code suck? Most matches on the Xbox One lag like crazy. Too bad PC didn't get a demo. I'm gonna get it on PC, but, the way the connection is now, it's worse than DOA5.