Patch Notes and PC System Specs

No, Laptops will always be shit at running new AAA games unless you're playing indies or old games.  Get a desktop pleb.

I'm looking for some info, and it seems you can buy the Early Access monthly and play some games in advance (MEA especifically mentioned). In PC is with Origin.
So... maybe I buy one month (for 4 euros) so I can test the game on 16th March and see for myself if it works good enough with my laptop. If the answer is yes, I will preorder for PC. If it doesn't work well, I will preorder in PS4.
Yes, I know, preorder... BUT...   (I need the game goddamnit!!!)

Keep in mind that you need at least 1,5GB for system and other applications, also 1-2GB should be free for no stuttering gameplay.

you have to preorder the game to actually play early access.

My laptop run fine enough mirror's edge catalyst, rise of the tomb raider and DAI.

And yet, we still have stutters and bad performance... some things never change.

I didn't read anything regarding preorders as necessary, could you give the link, plis?

If you can play DA:I on high, I think you're definitely going to be playing this one. Maybe a mix of mid and high.
Remember though: AA filters and whatnot kill a lot of FPS, so if you're somewhat okay with jagged edges or you don't mind them, definitely turn AA off or lower.

Most Laptop GPUs (probably except for the current gen ones, they are supposed to get pretty close to their desktop counterparts; and last gens high performance ones) will be below the minimum specs. I'd probably say that the game will run as nowadays minimum specs tend to be quite a bit above what is really needed to run a game at a minimum acceptable fidelity (everything set to low, possibly 720p, 30 fps most of the time; gaming companies nowadays seem to aim for medium settings, 1080p and persistent fps closer to 60 than to 30 for their minimum reqs). Personally I preferred the times when minimum reqs actually told me if a game probably would be unplayable if my rig did not meet them instead of telling me that the game might not run really well.

If you have a PS4 and dont mind playing with a controller, get the ps4 version as it will definitely run better on the PS4 than on your laptop.

Yeahh it is rather annoying, I've been meaning to upgrade it for a while now, maybe I will for Andromeda.

Stable 30? I'd be okay with non stable fps above 30 if it meant I'd have better textures. I played TW3 with medium-high settings and ultra textures with 30-40 fps and it was okay.

I'll probably try high textures and some low settings to compensate for it. I guess I'll just have to wait to get a better idea.

They removed it from one of their own titles?!