Re: Titanfall 2 doesn't start

This is known as "respect to your user". It'll good if developer have it and bother to notify user with some error message on start.

Notification is at Point of Sale.  Digital sale pages at Origin include the system requirements via an easily referenced link.  Retail sales boxed sets have the requirements clearly printed on the package.  Those are the industry standard, and I see no justification in anyone arguing it's not good enough. 

My grandchildren have no trouble with it, nor do I. 

It's been that way the entire 35-36 years I've been playing computer games, and I always found it entirely sufficient. 

https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=LVc1QNGo_g0C&source=productsearch&utm_source=HA_Desktop_US&utm_medium=SEM&utm_campaign=PLA&pcampaignid=MKTAD0930BO1&gclid=CLHgwfOtwNICFSh3MgodPlgO0w&gclsrc=ds

And what if I simply don't understand anything in PC specs? What if my grandson just gave me a PC and bought this game? Doesn't I deserve a simple error message on start which will notify me about "game wouldn't start"?

for own risk u can try lunch it using dualcore fix...

Are you referring to something (perhaps from Intel) intended for the Pentium versions of CPUs without any Hyperthreading capability?  It's not that reliable overall, is it?  But for a dual core AMD processor, even less so, wouldn't it be? 

Google didn't find anything when prompted to search for anything like that.