>>51456
Why didn't you?
If DD2 has any complaints, it's the performance. It tolerable, but depends on your tolerance too. It's usually worse in city areas which seems to be a common issue. And with that in mind it makes me worried how Wilds will run if the RE Engine is used for it as well. But then again it won't be one big open map like DD2, so it will hopefully be better.
That and I heard the way the game keeps track of NPCs is causing some problems. Also Denuvo.

>>51457
A comma putting me into a coma?!
>bioresonate
That's not a real wo- oh, it is. To get two nukes and blow up a large corporate building.
>joked
Well either way, don't concern with it.