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This, plus what are the graphical enhancements? Is the PS5 version significantly better looking than the PS4 version?
When do you remember the last time any game got seriously knocked for performance outside super extreme examples like Cyberpunk, which was fundamentally broken on current gen consoles? It's just not something that most critics care about for whatever reason. Outside sites like DF, that specializes in this kind of analysis, almost no one really goes into that kind of stuff
You know... if the worst stutters are just due to shader caching the first time, and then just when loading new areas (without a loading screen), then I expected much worse from the PC version. I've certainly already dealt with worse.
Fuck, sorry, I was mistaken.
Sorry about that. Edited my post. You can't. I had the PS4 version of Tales of Arise and got mixed up coz I had both downloaded
How dare you provide a measured response, the performance of this video game personally insulted me and I will be complaining to the manager (Miyazaki).
It is that simple. Sony corp doesn't want VRR in the PS5 until their TVs get VRR or some bullshit.
I'll be honest, I️ don't fucking know what VRR is lol. I️ just know the tv has it and this is the first time it's really come up
Is anyone actually excusing it or handwaving the issue away? I'm grateful I have a VRR TV but they should not be relying on that, I think everyone basically agrees with that.
Because Sony TV were not supporting it for a long time. easy simple answer.
Its kinda crazy. As Xbox has VRR support since 2016 when the One S released.
They could have switched engines, Their inhouse engine has had the same issues now for YEARS without it being fixed.
Probably April and yes, if you can get one, do it. VRR is an incredible technology regardless of this topic.
Simple answer. When some framedrops happen in the game. You dont see it. As the TV "compensates" for it.
It seems, to me, as though because people have access to VRR displays, it's not being made out to be as big a deal as it is.
Hand waving was probably the wrong word to use.
Long story short is it makes those drops nearly imperceivable on a console that supports VRR (like Series S|X).
On one hand it sucks next gen and PC are having issues but on the other performance doesn't seem nearly as bad as say Bloodborne.
Hopefully they can atleast shore up the next gen console versions quickly.
Hopefully they can atleast shore up the next gen console versions quickly.
If you didn't know what it is, then how do you know your TV has it?
It can temper lag, judder and tearing, but it won't fill empty frames.
All the people playing defense force as if "that was in the past" have a lot of crow to eat now. Their games have always been technically janky, carried by everything else around it. I remember being mocked saying the PC requirements showed that they needed more technical support for optimization, and yet...that's precisely the situation we're in now. It's frankly unacceptable.
Really thinking because I am slightly under the minimum specs (i5-3570k and a GTX 970) that I should be expecting 15fps everywhere no matter my settings, given the nature of this port. It's absolutely inexcusable if you have the highest specs purchasable and you still get performance woes, and yet this is exactly the state of the game.
I don't have VRR on my TV and I own a Series X so if I'm understanding this correctly the Series X "Performance" mode hovers around 49 FPS average compared to PS5's Performance mode being a nearly solid 56-60 FPS? Thats kind of a large gap. Last time I saw this sort of disparity in performance on a multiplatform game was Assassins Creed Valhalla. Thankfully they patched that.
Reviewers ignore technical issues all the time unless it's extreme. I imagine most just didn't think it mattered
Because a frame rate hovering at around 55 fps on a display without VRR means that the frametime is changing between 16 ms and 33 mm (or 60 fps and 30 fps) CONSTANTLY. When turning the camera, it will stutter ALL THE TIME.
Of course it is better than Bloodborne, but it still sucks when coming from Demon's Souls Remake…
It just is disappointing as fuck when you consider that some design choices like a slightly reduced fidelity or a 40 fps mode at 120 hz could have meant a perfect motion.
