There's no point in speculating whether your PC will run it or not without knowing the requirements of the game. Ignore any websites that give requirements for TLOU as they're not official. The only places you should be looking at for the system requirements are : * NaughtyDog twitter account. * system requirements lab ( Can you run it ) * Epic
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This game was already somewhat known about. It was supposed to be the multiplayer mode for The Last of Us 2, with the subtitle 'Factions', and arrive as a substantial addition after launch.
When you have a complex game and on top of that several issues, it's hard to unfeasible to debug. There was an issue on TLOU that was too hard to debug on it so it was left as an issue, until we found that Minecraft PS3 triggered the exact same bug. Then it was a quick fix. 16. [deleted] JoLaN.