well most reviews ive seen said they played the game on a ps5 where they are a lot less issues. Every review on pc that I've seen, one of the first things they point out is the poor performance so i dont really see an issue here.
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I'm watching it right now. Hilarious. Can't wait to watch Lirik play it. He's the master at breaking games.
Wow yeah, what I'm seeing on Cohh's stream is crazy...
It reminds me of how CEMU used to be when you had to build the shader cache by playing the game and it wasn't asynchronus
It reminds me of how CEMU used to be when you had to build the shader cache by playing the game and it wasn't asynchronus
Because it would delay DF analysis.
Absolute shady work from Bandai Namco and it show us is worth testing games before day 1 patches as well because we can't trust these companies.
PS5 version having overall highest framerates is both a bit surprising and impressive. If the drops are not really all over the place I doubt I will play the PS4 version on PS5, but given that it's running at some fairly high resolution, that's not a bad option to have at all if you require the 60FPS lock.
Its not about caring about the framerate.....
It's about caring about getting a quality product and what you paid for. I would have made a thread addressing this, but that would be petty, but this is not just a FS problem. It goes out to all devs, including GG recently. Be it framerate, IQ artifacts.... whatever its, these devs should not be allowed to,or if they do be held accountable for releasing their games with certain generalized bugs r performance issues.
That they can usually push outa day one patch to address some or all (if you are lucky) does not matter and should honestly never have to be the case. There is absolutely no reason why anyone should be hre saying, you will be fine if you have a VRR tv,or you can just play the PS4 version on your PS5, or telling everyone to change their TV settings to reduce the effect of these issues.
Its human nature, when you let people get away with a little, they try ad get away with more.
I know development is hard, but I would think performance should take priority over everything. And some devs get it,i would rather a game is released performing as close to perfect as possible, then a patch released later that improves its IQ and whatever, than a game is released looking great when you are not moving, but then falling apart once you start moving. And then have everyone clamoring for a patch so they can get a decent standard experience.
I don't think I'm that bad a writer. Nor have I played with an FPS counter. But I've now played 41 hours on my GTX 1080/i7 and it's run beautifully for me, aside from some stuttering and a couple of hard crashes. "High" settings. The frame rate was absolutely lower for me on PS5.
My point was that there might be less issues on 1x cards than there are on 2x and 3x cards.
There have been other games released recently that ran really well on 1x cards but had stuttering issues on 2x and 3x cards using the same quality and resolution settings
FightingCowboy played mostly on PC and he just provided an overview. I don't want to watch much of it, but he might be a good source to check out the PC version. He spent 85hrs in the PC version with gameplay.
Interesting. Considering they're using DX12, I wonder if there are some environmental issues here. Perhaps issues with AMD CPUs or certain drivers/configs.
P.S. looking forward to them Suikoden 2 beans. :)
With all the well documented challenges that From has faced with the graphics on their titles, it seems odd to me that they haven't worked with Bandai Namco to shore up their technology department in a bid to eradicate this area of inconsistent performance.
Is there some specific reason they aren't able to overcome their difficulties in this area or is it just part of the general transition between generations?
Is there some specific reason they aren't able to overcome their difficulties in this area or is it just part of the general transition between generations?
Sekiro was perfect other than lack of Ultrawidescreen support and the 60 fps cap which wasn't that big of deal. So I was at least hoping for something similar and deluding myself that From would finally support Ultrawidescreen without mods. I probably should have just pirated the game since I have a feeling that Easy Anti Cheat will interfere with mods that try to fix From Software's mess. It seems like a guarantee I won't be able to play online if I have to disable Easy Anticheat to use mods...
In the grand tradition of being a gamer I'm gonna be hyperbolic af here but why can't a game that looks like the PS4 remaster of a PS3 game maintain a steady framerate on PS5?
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The short answer is that their engine is outdated and struggles to push itself to the scale of Open World.
I guess it is due to the scope of the game (open world here). Skyrim was a technical mess for a long time but it was mind blowing on what you could do in the world.
Agree though, if the issues are that bad, 10's become very questionable
Ok so can anyone explain to me the above tweet.
In the settings I go into video and change from 120 to 60hz. My CX is in PC mode for XSX. Is that going to change or affect anything. Also I thought 120hz and VRR went hand in hand I guess that doesn't matter. So they're just separate? Screen can be 120hz but output 60hz and also use VRR?
When I set up the cx a while ago I used PC mode. Is this still the way to go?
In my eyes, another "advantage" of the PS4 version is support for a controller with rear paddles since I still have DS4s lying around with back button attachments. I hated having to claw-grip the Dualsense for some of the boss battles in Demon's Souls just to run, fight, and control the camera at the same time.
I already preloaded the PS5 version though so I probably won't bother.
I already preloaded the PS5 version though so I probably won't bother.
sigh....
I alo said this lol.
FS should have just locked the current-gen performance modes to 1440p and I am sure they would have had enough overhead to hit 60fps nearly all the time at least. And put a 30fpscap on the resolution mode.
And being that this is FS...it would be a miracle if they patch that kinda stuff in.
Thanks for the info.
Wow, I'm gonna rage tonight it looks like.
I hate shit like that but I'm not skipping this.
Well that's PC gaming I guess. Everybody has a wildly different setup that you can end up with the magic combo that plays a game wonderfully.
People claimed a From Software game would be buttery smooth at launch??
i skimmed the video because i didnt want to be spoiled much either. in the last minute he says the game is a 9/10 on PC due to the performance issues, i think he's saying it would be a 10/10 otherwise.
"In the settings I go into video and change from 120 to 60hz" Correct on your SX.
This shouldn't hurt anything and VRR @120Hz is not a default for VRR to kick in. You can continue to use PC mode.
I don't want to spoil much as well so thanks for checking.
he is doing an other boss right now and everything looks fine.
and afaik, the first boss didn't thave the same problems on the next tries.
This clip is eye opening. WTF Fromsoft?! I don't care the excuse, there is NO excuse for what's happening in that video to be present in a released game. Delay it until it's not an insult to people who are paying you 60 bucks. We at least deserve a functional game, and back to back 5-10 second complete game freezes is just…wow. Massive disappointment. I'm going to watch some console footage and see if I can tolerate that uncapped fps.
Well ironically enough, as a PS4 game it does easily maintain a steady framerate on PS5.
The issue is that the "performance" mode doesn't just use settings similar to PS4... which they know runs steadily on PS5.
Also, unlike what is typical of PS5/XBX games, the "quality" mode doesn't put a 30fps cap in place to prevent framerate bouncing all over the place, even though it doesn't dip below 30.
It's a YMMV thing but I'm always fascinated when people talk about VRR like a magic fix for frame drops. I've had G-Sync monitors, FreeSync monitors, LG OLEDs, etc., and I've always still been able to feel dropped frames, even with tiny dips from like 60 to 58.
