Unreal engine 5

[Please be nice to me!]

It's over lads. This engine by far the worst thing that happened to pc gaming. Truly a plague of our time.
*click on enemy* *stutter* *open inventory* *stutter* *travel 10 meters* *stutter*
Yeah nah. Even every game from epic games themselves is stuttering like crazy. We are cursed with this timeline.

[Peeto]

erase this topic now. u are completely miselading people.

[Breathing Shadow]

I've never played something with UE5 and I have to say... I am so afraid, that my PC needs to get a huuuuge upgrade for this (jugding by the screenshots alone).
But if I am able to put something aside every month, maybe I can enjoy it when it's becoming a GOTY bundle in a few years.
But damn... I NEED to play this, no matter how long it takes!

[DeadlyKitten]

Originally posted by Breathing Shadow:

I've never played something with UE5 and I have to say... I am so afraid, that my PC needs to get a huuuuge upgrade for this (jugding by the screenshots alone).
But if I am able to put something aside every month, maybe I can enjoy it when it's becoming a GOTY bundle in a few years.
But damn... I NEED to play this, no matter how long it takes!

Try Remnant 2 and see how it runs.

[TyberWortex]

Its the Devs not the engine ^^ , titan quest even with anniversary edition was also somewhat janky ... even tho different engine ?

[Jamisia]

Originally posted by Please be nice to me!:

It's over lads. This engine by far the worst thing that happened to pc gaming. Truly a plague of our time.
*click on enemy* *stutter* *open inventory* *stutter* *travel 10 meters* *stutter*
Yeah nah. Even every game from epic games themselves is stuttering like crazy. We are cursed with this timeline.

What are you talking about? Did you even play a UE 5 game?

[Jinxster]

Originally posted by Inovade:

Originally posted by Great Heisenberg (PBSTORE):

This whole topic is one big troll crap, UE5 is amazing

geez, not everyone use $2000+++ PC for gaming

Well then the issue is the engine req updated hardware to play on without stuttering.

[DeadlyKitten]

Originally posted by Jinxster:

Originally posted by Inovade:

geez, not everyone use $2000+++ PC for gaming

Well then the issue is the engine req updated hardware to play on without stuttering.

Or the devs need to optimize it.
I don't want to see Tetris needing an RTX 4090 to even run it propperly XD.

[MegalomaniacNG]

I can confirm that TQ2 runs on Unreal Engine 5.
In the end its all a matter of optimization. Unreal 5 introduce a whole lot of new technologies that werent optimized to the max but with every release it will get better and better.
Our goal is also to make regular performance evaluations on all platforms (we are already doing that) and keep optimizing while we got and wait till the end for everything.

[A D L]

Originally posted by MegalomaniacNG:

I can confirm that TQ2 runs on Unreal Engine 5.
In the end its all a matter of optimization. Unreal 5 introduce a whole lot of new technologies that werent optimized to the max but with every release it will get better and better.
Our goal is also to make regular performance evaluations on all platforms (we are already doing that) and keep optimizing while we got and wait till the end for everything.

Perfect answer. UE5.1 resolved a lot of the stutter issues for me for example and I look forward to seeing what you guys do with Lumen/Nanite.

[derjarjarbinks]

Crappy topic without arguments.

[Wolf]

Originally posted by MegalomaniacNG:

I can confirm that TQ2 runs on Unreal Engine 5.
In the end its all a matter of optimization. Unreal 5 introduce a whole lot of new technologies that werent optimized to the max but with every release it will get better and better.
Our goal is also to make regular performance evaluations on all platforms (we are already doing that) and keep optimizing while we got and wait till the end for everything.

Thanks for the clarification.

[Trevor Reznik]

Yeah it could go either way.

It could have no ultrawide support and a bunch of shader compilation & traversal stuttering.

Or they could opt it to have ultrawide support and proper optimization at launch.

[Trevor Reznik]

Originally posted by MegalomaniacNG:

I can confirm that TQ2 runs on Unreal Engine 5.
In the end its all a matter of optimization. Unreal 5 introduce a whole lot of new technologies that werent optimized to the max but with every release it will get better and better.
Our goal is also to make regular performance evaluations on all platforms (we are already doing that) and keep optimizing while we got and wait till the end for everything.

Dear dev, could you forward UE5 not having native ultrawide support to the team?

Maybe it can be implemented pre-launch.

[Robbl]

Originally posted by MegalomaniacNG:

I can confirm that TQ2 runs on Unreal Engine 5.
In the end its all a matter of optimization. Unreal 5 introduce a whole lot of new technologies that werent optimized to the max but with every release it will get better and better.
Our goal is also to make regular performance evaluations on all platforms (we are already doing that) and keep optimizing while we got and wait till the end for everything.

I really hope you've taken care of avoiding shader compilation and traversal/data streaming stutter.

[Butcher]

Originally posted by Jinxster:

Originally posted by Inovade:

geez, not everyone use $2000+++ PC for gaming

Well then the issue is the engine req updated hardware to play on without stuttering.

Even official matrix demo project has stutters and FPS all over the place. Demo project is supposed to be an example of how it should be done and it ♥♥♥♥♥ itself even on the newest hardware.