This may just be the best game ever made, though that might be a bit biased since I love Soulsborne so much. It's a combo of all the best parts of Fromsoft's past games mashed into one delicious full course meal.

There seem to be a lot of people experiencing performance issues but at least on the rigs I've tested the game on I didn't have any major issues with stuttering nearly ever (RTX 3070 and i7 9700k, GTX 1660 Ti and Xeon E3-1231v3, GTX 970 and i5 9500, 16GB RAM on all).

If you think it might not run well on your rig then by all means wait for an optimization patch, they always release one around a month after their games release. But for the love of god it isn't worth review bombing over, especially when games that run like complete dogwater get rave reviews regardless. People just want Elden Ring to fail because of 2042 and 2077 I swear.

This may just be the best game ever made, though that might be a bit biased since I love Soulsborne so much. It's a combo of all the best parts of Fromsoft's past games mashed into one delicious full course meal. There seem to be a lot of people experiencing performance issues but at least on the rigs I've tested the game on I didn't have any major issues with stuttering nearly ever (RTX 3070 and i7 9700k, GTX 1660 Ti and Xeon E3-1231v3, GTX 970 and i5 9500, 16GB RAM on all). If you think it might not run well on your rig then by all means wait for an optimization patch, they always release one around a month after their games release. But for the love of god it isn't worth review bombing over, especially when games that run like complete dogwater get rave reviews regardless. People just want Elden Ring to fail because of 2042 and 2077 I swear.