Yeah, we don't need more publishers rushing PC ports thesedays (I'm seriously not going to let that up on Dishonored 2, biggest disappointment of the entire year). I'm sure it'll come in the future and them only focusing on consoles now let them tax things out. The dynamic lighting is truly fantastic in the game. It's a bit rough in spots, in ways XIII almost looks better... but up close you can definitely see more detail here. Crazy fuzzy hair physics and stuff though.
I'm about 12 hours in and up to chapter 3. Already kind of explored about a third of the map I believe. So as I've been speculating in other posts around the board, this game seems very "doable" to me and not overwhelming like other open world games. The quests are kind of piling up, but it's not bothering me. Something about this game just flows better and it doesn't feel like I've put 12 hours in at all. There's been a few sections that are more scripted and linear, it's handled very well. This one part sneaking into a Behemoth's den straight up felt like Jurassic Park haha.
You can buy cheap tapes/discs of the old FF games music to listen to in the car. I think I might have them all by now. Probably about 10 tracks per game. Then there's music from the Brotherhood anime, then Kingslaive, and then some original radio like tracks. Fun stuff. The in game music is incredible, definitely some of Yoko Shimomura's best.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUxSIVLGGPA