07-23-2012, 08:55 PM
First off, I apologize if these issues have been brought up already by others. No one had really said whether or not the problems were being worked on.
Some folks have done regression testing with FF4: Complete, pointing out a few major regressions as seen here.
R2491 seemed to break the ability to have Stencil Test and Save GE to Texture enabled at the same time. Save GE is a requirement the game run at decent speeds (I can emulate at full speed most of the time.)
AMD cards will not show the dialogue whatsoever. I only have a HD 7850 to test with, but others seem to have issues, as well. My Nvidia cards seem to work without a problem. It sounds like this might be a driver issue caused by AMD, but I doubt they will fix it.
Other minor things: magic effects in battle are slow, the animations entering battles (especially for bosses) are missing and slow, and there are white bars moving around on various maps (easily seen in the intro to the game.)
All I can do is hope the devs can look after these issues in the near future. It's my favorite game and I'd like to enjoy its glory on my flat panel TV.
Some folks have done regression testing with FF4: Complete, pointing out a few major regressions as seen here.
R2491 seemed to break the ability to have Stencil Test and Save GE to Texture enabled at the same time. Save GE is a requirement the game run at decent speeds (I can emulate at full speed most of the time.)
AMD cards will not show the dialogue whatsoever. I only have a HD 7850 to test with, but others seem to have issues, as well. My Nvidia cards seem to work without a problem. It sounds like this might be a driver issue caused by AMD, but I doubt they will fix it.
Other minor things: magic effects in battle are slow, the animations entering battles (especially for bosses) are missing and slow, and there are white bars moving around on various maps (easily seen in the intro to the game.)
All I can do is hope the devs can look after these issues in the near future. It's my favorite game and I'd like to enjoy its glory on my flat panel TV.