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Sometime in the near future, we’re intending to temporarily release the Future Zone for a full weekend in order to collect some data, ensure things are working as we’re expecting them to, and give everyone a chance to experience the Future in its entirety. We thought it was a fun idea, and we’re nearing the need to get large amounts of players online and testing things, so we’re doing the very same thing! The original game featured several weekends where the game would open to allow players into the game briefly so that they could test things and ensure they were all ready for launch. You read that correctly, we’re gearing up for our first Sneak Peek Weekend, a concept many older players might be familiar with.

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Hey everybody, this update covers our upcoming Sneak Peek Weekend, including what to expect, how it will work, and what we intend to use it for! Thanks for reading everyone, have a great day!

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Now for the question of the day: What are your PC specs? Did you find this useful? Tell us in the comments below and i might be able to help ya out if you have low specs. Thats where the configurations button comes into play, but we will talk about it later.

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Run your Anti-virus once every month or so, that way you can keep your PC safe from them.įusionFall is a very easy game to install and play, and of course, even the worst PCs can play it. Other tips: Make sure not to have viruses! These will slow down your PC, some even making it impossible to use (my 1st PC). We recommend you double up on this (so 4 GB), so your game works with little to no lag. Sound Card: Pretty much any sound card from Windows 8 and up will work, and if you dont have that you can replace it, or just play with no sound (but of course why would you).įree Space: FusionFall can run on something lower than 2 GB, but with lag issues. My PC contained Shaders and DX9, but if you dont have it then update Shaders and/or change your Video Card. Video Card: The video card is very common to find on Windows 7 to 8.1. Processor: The original recommended is really good, but if you dont have that a 1 to 1.2 GHz or a Pentlum 3 will work just as well. We recommend however to use Windows 7 to 8.1 (i myself use 8.1 Professional, and it runs like a charm).

The version currently used in Retro can be ran on Windows XP, albeit with some lag issues. Version: The ones recommended are incredible, but ive been able to run Retro on Windows XP. Windows is very reliable to get so it shouldnt be a problem, but if you dont have Windows, use a PC emulator to emulate a Windows OS.

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A Launcher might be made later for Mac and Linux, but its unlikely at the moment. OS: Windows is the ultimate, only obligatory requirement AS OF NOW. Here are our recommended specs (requirements) Retro doesnt require much to run, and even the worst computers should be able to run it. Now these are really good, but we can go higher, and even lower.

Most likely after release, numbers will/might decrease and stay like right now.

Some of them might be lurking thru the forums (like me), or are guests.

A big majority of users post 2 to 3 posts per day, and the average is 110 per day.

Probably wont be close to 10,000 however. Once release happens, guests (people without accounts) may/will create accounts to play FFR, increasing numbers.

August 1st, the day of the supposed release of the future, was the most active and full day.

For those who dont understand it, i condensed it so its easier to understand. Total counts are misleading.Īll of it speaks some great truths and some very interesting info too. Once the game comes out and everyone calms down, the community we're going to be looking at then isn't going to be much more different from what we're looking at now in terms of percentages. It's the bulk that's important, not the spikes.

Our average online users per day is 110.91.

30.2% of all posts were made by the top 30 posters.

The average post count per user is 2.81.

Here's some information from the forum stats that might paint a better picture though: The forum user count is an unreliable representation of the community at this point. If a release happens, this number will go up due to new accounts who were previously guests, but I don't expect it to be anywhere close to 10k. If you were an old school blog viewer you might remember him for making the Don Doom and Bad Max C.R.A.T.E tracker.Īugust 1st was as public as it gets, and yet we didn't hit 2000 active users then. Great FusionFall Universe User Finn_hornhoover decided to give out the stats he managed to get.