With just over two weeks left until the launch of Watch Dogs: Legion Ubisoft has adjusted the PC requirements for the game. If you want the best visual experience, you now need an Nvidia RTX 3080 video card, the developer reports on Twitter.
The 3080 card was launched in mid-September, and has been difficult to obtain due to the global pandemic. Those who managed to intercept one can enjoy Watch Dogs: Legion with full ray tracing and 4K resolution, given that they also have the rest of the components on the list.
You can see the list of requirements, from minimum requirements to 4K ultra-settings with ray-tracing, in the image to the right of the article. Click on the image to enlarge it.
To London
Watch Dogs: Legion takes the trip to London, where players once again have to deal with surveillance societies and evil governing powers. New for this time is that you can recruit and play as any character you meet on the street, including everything from resilient young people to cute old ladies.
We got a taste of the experience this summer. Our own Audun Rodem came from it with the hope of a “rather unique sandbox game”, but also a bunch of questions.
– Even after three hours with Watch Dogs Legion, there are many questions that remain. How will the story work without one specific main character? Will the game offer enough variety to ensure that you change game characters often? How elaborate are the recruitment assignments in the long run? We are also excited about how the multiplayer part, where you will be able to take over London with three others, will work, since we did not get to try it now.
Watch Dogs: Legion launches October 28 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game arrives on Xbox Series X / S on November 10th and then on PlayStation 5 on November 19th.
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