Is the Cloud DMA stack worth it if FC 27 is basically the only game I play
Closed thread Closed by archiveNot knocking it, I get why it exists and why it's better structurally. My issue is the total. It's 50 for the layer and then GREENWARD, Static Server and AWS on top, all separate, all required. For someone running three games a week that's fine. For me playing FC 27 and nothing else it's a lot of stack for one title.
Talk me into it or out of it. Cloud DMA vs software cheats is the comparison—Cloud DMA product page for requirements and the FC 27 cheat page for the game build.
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Replies are closedout of it. one game, software build, done. the layer pays off when you're running the catalogue
counterpoint, the layer is 50 lifetime and it's the supported delivery for the whole stack. buy once, use it for whatever you pick up later
@2 that only works if they pick something up later. if they genuinely never will, it's 50 plus three more products to play one football game
it's not just 50 though is it, and that's the bit people gloss over. the three pieces add up
how much are they actually. nobody ever says
depends on the piece, they're all on the shop. the point is Static Server and AWS are two different things and you need both, which catches people out
two separate products both required and neither included in the DMA checkout. that's a nasty surprise if you didn't read the requirements
it's on the requirements section in plain text, it's not hidden
@8 it's in the requirements section, which is the one section people skip. both things can be true
setting aside cost, does it actually do anything for FC 27 specifically or is it just the delivery method
it's the delivery method. memory side features run through it. it doesn't add football features, it's the thing underneath
then for one game I'd stay software. the benefits are structural, not FC 27 specific
also check you can even run it. needs vt-x or amd-v, hyper-v role, 16 gig realistically. if your board won't do it the question answers itself
^ this is the bit that actually decides it for most people. if the BIOS fights you it's a non starter regardless of the money
fair enough. software build and put the difference towards the tier I actually want. ta all