That Sodding Gamer's video: Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition - Maxed Out With 4K Texture Pack

This is Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition with all the bells and whistles, played at 1440p (QHD) resolution and the 4K texture pack enabled (a 60GB+ download in its own right). For those curious, I had to go to the 'DLC' tab for FFXV on Steam and tick the box for the texture pack manually before it would download. It's listed as 'Assets' (On/Off) under Graphics settings. I did try recording with the mic, but it seems like once I turned it off, turning it back on didn't result in the mic picking up anything, so there will be parts where I just kind of sit around, apparently doing nothing. Sorry about that. BTW: The humming when the mic is on in the main menu is probably the mic picking up my external HDDs spinning, they're sitting on the same taable. I skipped the tutorial, having played it before (for like, a couple hours, on PS4 when it first released), so it takes me a while to figure out how to play again (and even then, I'm still not very good XD). The game looks and plays rather well for me, and will probably be even better when I'm not recording. Though there was a hiccup with the in-game cutscenes with the broken down car and title scene. Computer specs: i7 6800k 3.4GHz, 32GB Ram, MSI Twin Frozr VI GTX 1080, 850 EVO SSD (Game installed on one, OS on another). I noticed Stand By Me playing over the radio in that initial in-game cutscene XD It wasn't the Ben E. King version, but still. Naturally, with the mic recording no longer being registered you don't hear me come to that realization whilst playing. Final Fantasy XV, and Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition is © Square Enix