Aaaaaand just like that, it's a meme.
Aaaaaand just like that, it's a meme.
lol, thats the first thing that came into my head also.
what's the visual settings on PS4/Xbox One S/PS4 Pro and Xbox One X? A balance of medium&high?
The fine folks in the PC performance thread offered up some tweaks my way that made it run like a dream.
Not maxed out 1440p like I'm accustomed to, but looking great at a sharpened 1080p,80+ fps, and my PC is pretty middle-of-the-road.
I never beat it on PS4 pro last year, but am going through it now on PC, and I'd absolutely love to play it a bit at super low.
Perhaps I'm just broken, but I'd definitely enjoy the game just as much on "low" from what I saw from the video in the topic start.
First thing I thought, but the switch version would have far better character models.
They should've ditched all texture filtering for good measure.
Is that so? What specs you have? Do you mind posting the tweaks they mentioned? Haven't been following the performance thread but thinking about picking up RDR2 for Christmas. Hoping to get 60fps on my 1060/6600k. Sadly bought the game for my PS4 pro and had to sell it soon after as the 30fps with all the motion blur made me sick which is unfortunate as I hear lots of good things.
More on topic, sad that isn't an official setting in the game, it has a certain charm.
Can someone recommend some tweaks? I feel the game should be running better than it is.
Specs-
i5 8600k boost clock to 4.8 Ghz. This is a 6 core CPU, is that maybe the problem?
RTX 2070 Super OC'd a bit.
32Gb of RAM.
I'm running it on pretty middle-of-the-road settings at 1080p in Vulkan and I JUST want ti to hit a constant 60 fps and look better than the damn PS4 Pro version. Is that literally too much to ask? Is there some .ini tweak or something I can do? I've got no problems running just about any other game at 1440p maxed out at a solid 60, and other users with similar rigs seem to be able to 1440p at a steady 60.
I've tweaked the advanced settings and I don't think I'm running anything but textures at Ultra. Mainly I middle-of-the-roaded everything to like highs and mediums. Is there some golden ticket I'm missing?
Thanks all.
Your frame rate in the wild and towns would be helpful to see how far you are off 60 fps.
A lot of the settings and how impactful they are depends on where your are or the weather conditions.
Lighting at night is the performance killer. I am @1800p on a 2080 TI and I had to turn it down to medium.
Not sure about the impact of fog but at medium I find it looks too low res.
Water physics should be set to medium.
Tree Tessellation definitely off.
I set Ambient Occlusion to Ultra but I think on medium it still looks fine. And it has a decent performance impact.
And if you use Nvidia Sharpening via Geforce Overlay, that gave me a 5 fps drop. I upped the TAA sharpening in the settings.xml instead above 1.00000. I think to 1.40000
Something sounds wrong. I'll try to post my settings tomorrow.
I'm generally getting 60-75fps at 1620p with an i7 6700K and 2070 Super.
Make sure you lower water physics to 50% or less, turn off MSAA, and keep reflections to Medium.
1440p 60 should not be a problem with your rig.
I followed the recommendation and I've got a benchmark average of 85.14 now. Can't wait to run it through actual live gameplay.
Thanks everyone.
Was expecting this. I leave this thread satisfied.
They were joking... no need to get worked up about it.I know its baut, but sometimes one needs to trigger a Trap to disarm it..
Lets See some real RDR2 PS4 Screenshots shall we?!
You have been dealt with. Have a nice Day Sir's
Joking or not without context for uninformed folks it could be believeable..Was expecting this. I leave this thread satisfied.
They were joking... no need to get worked up about it.
General LOD setting does not affect certain props and such probably.why... are the binnoculars are more detailed than the main characters?
People won't think the game looks like that on PS4...Joking or not without context for uninformed folks it could be believeable..
Better save than sorry.
General LOD setting does not affect certain props and such probably.
Idk what it is, but there's some form of beauty with PS2 games that they've still retained
My first thought.