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Here's a shot in the dark: it may tied to your monitor's refresh rate. Try forcing VSync in nvidia control panel.
Nope, patch was yesterday, he posted 2 days ago.
Maybe you should save this good idea for your own body.
The 2013 Steam version works perfectly, this one is still buggy as hell. It shouldn't be too much to ask for Square to fix this pile of garbage game's fps.
I haven't seen any bugs on my end and had no problems with the FPS.
Legend has it that if you ask for support at the correct place, games get patched faster. Another one is how complaining on any steam forum in an arrogant, insulting manner will get anything done...
Do you know how sluggish it all feels?! We don't always wanna use the speedup x3, cause if we don't, the game just lags like hell.
This is a stupid programming mistake and Square Enix keeps botching up their old releases...
Players have wrote hundreds of constructive e-mails, yet nothing happens. Why does the 2013 Version not use the correct music?!?
Why don't we have analogue movement with a controller like the PS1 version did which came out 20 years ago?!?
Why are the fps on the PS1 better than on any other version?!?
There is no excuse for their stupid behaviour, stuff like this needed to be sorted out many years ago, writing "unarrogant e-mails" will not solve anything.
Look at the release of FF6 on Steam, or FF 13.. fps drops problems till this day and no patches in sight.
The only remaster they really did well was the Chrono Trigger one... after a couple of months all big grievances with the game have been fixed, which they announced in blog posts prior. That's how it's done...
Nope, your saves will be intact. It's all in your My Documents folder.
There's also a config.ini file. Might be worth trying to fiddle around with the Antialiasing setting. You can't tweak that setting in the launcher...
Press Escape and go to System. You can change the Antialiasing setting from completely off to FXX, SMAA Low, Medium or High.
It doesn't matter though, the lower than usual fps will not be fixed by this. They need to get a patch out asap to fix this crap.
No ff8 game ever had this issue, yet this brand new remaster does..
60 menu fps, 30 world & battle menu fps and 15 combat animations fps was the standard in FF8 on PC.
Yet it's 50 for menus in this remaster and 25 in battle, often times dropping to 21 or so.
Also, I checked with MSI Afterburner and this game runs on OpenGL!!
Why?! Was it so hard to just use DirectX?
So I ended up going into my graphics card's settings and changing it from "detect graphics v. performance" to just "performance" and....it worked. The framerate is now back at 30 fps. At 3x speed, it actually goes up to 90, not the 60 I said earlier. The background doesn't scroll well since I changed the settings but that's a minor issue I can easily ignore. So, it looks like it was a problem with my computer/graphics card strength.
Except that can't be right:
- My specs exceed the recommended specs in every single area, including graphics card (recommended is nVidia 960). Also, my computer runs far more graphically intense games just fine, at 60 fps.
- It ran perfectly for a substantial part of the game before mysteriously slowing down. Also, it slowed down across the board, not just in graphically- or cpu-intensive moments.
- While the 3x speed only went up to 60 fps, not 90 fps, it did so smoothly, so why couldn't it handle 30 fps (there may be a reason for this tied to whatever 3x speed does, idk)
- It still ran slower than 30 fps when I switched to 640x480 resolution.
So, while I "fixed" the problem by nerfing my graphics card (at no cost to the actual graphics in game btw), the slowdown still doesn't make sense. It'd be one thing if it was slow since the beginning; I just would've assumed the game ran inefficiently (VERY inefficiently) and the recommended specs were wrong. But it was good good good until it wasn't.
@Lloyd did reinstalling the game help for you?
They just made a stupid programming error, capping it at lower fps than it should be.
It seems like some people have that issue, while others do not.
We need a fix for this issue as soon as possible.
UPDATE: So it didn't fix it, it just improved things a bit.
Still waiting for a real update on Square's part...
I put it a support ticket. We'll see what happens.
Hi, thanks for the reply.
Reinstalling the game did not change anything. I am now at the battle between the two gardens (disc 2), most of the time the game runs at low fps except in some specific area (like outside the garden where the party stage used to be). During battles it never goes smooth; I am actually using the 3x speed to run the game at its normal speed!
I even tried to edit the setting of my graphic card (Nvidia Geforce MX 150) by emphasizing "performance" rather than quality, but it didn't fix the problem.
I am now going to fiddle with the graphic card again. Since you managed to sort the problem this way, then it's possible that I just need to find the right setting of my graphic card to sort this problem. Hopefully...