That's even with hardware that far exceeds the recommended system specs. On PC, Spacer's Choice Edition has just a 12 percent positive review score on Steam, with players complaining of significant performance drops compared to the original game. On the PS5, one player's benchmark saw frames drop below 60fps on performance mode, sometimes dropping as low as 30fps. Players were already quite upset over being charged for what many believed to just be a graphical refresh, but with Spacer's Choice Edition actually out, many are noting some significant performance problems. They could just have two separate launch options and ask you which version you want to download before you start the download."You will need to start a new save file to play Spacer's Choice Edition," Private Division wrote, "but you'll still be able to access the original game and original files." Great that Spacer's Choice Edition isn't deleting the original game, but it sure seems like it's not an update at all. I'm honestly more invested into figuring that out, than a way to get the OG graphics with this version. What's the point of that? Why would you ever want to go for the second option (unless you don't really have one, like with this month's Humble Choice)? Or better yet, what's the point of even having 2 separate store pages anymore and not always just include the original with Spacer's Choice? What i still can't wrap my head around is, how there a 2 purchase options for this game for the same price, but in one of those options, you get this and the OG, but with the other option only this. Originally posted by JellyPuff:Well, i guess i might subscribe to this thread just in case a "dowgrader"-method pops up.
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