I really like the concept, I just want to know whether I'll actually be able to enjoy it a bit on my office-grade hardware, and STEAM's 2-hours isn't actually a whole lot of time to test a game like this properly. If it runs smoothly on low settings, with all bling disabled, I'm fine with that. To summarise, Planetary Annihilation needs around a 10 year old PC to play at recommended settings. I know I can't expect a 'master race' performance, but I'm not looking for that. Planetary Annihilation needs a GPU capable of running DirectX 9.00. I am playing on a laptop with the following specs: So, I was hoping some of the more experienced players could tell me a bit about the game's performance on the long term, during actual prolonged matches. The game also says my machine's specs 'do not meet requirements for offline play', even though on paper minimum requirements are passed, and I was under the impression that offline play would generally be less demanding than online play.

The menu, server navigation, and setting up a game seems terrible, yet it works more or less fine ingame. Now I've booted the game for a few minutes, and I am still not quite sure. The system requirements were a bit vague, and I've read mixed messages about the games performance.

Planetary Annihilation features a planet-based map system with different types of planets and. However, I also got myself a copy, so we might play together again, figuring I could see how it runs later, and ask STEAM for a refund if it doesn't. However, at release 40-player matches were not yet available. I am confident it runs fine on his desktop, since he has a pretty hefty machine. Last week, I got this game for a friend's birthday, as we used to play Total Annihilation fanatically when we were kids. Get up to speed faster with a new, streamlined tutorial experience, then take your game to the next level with the new Bounty Mode option for AI skirmish and multiplayer,Including everything you loved about Planetary Annihilation:Epic Scale - Command armies with numbers in the thousands across multiple planets on land, sea, air, and even in.

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