Unplayable

[DemiHuman]

rtx2060, 16 gigs ram, latest drivers

it wont even go past loading after the logos and intro.
what in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is going on here? it's just like it was with Remnant2, had to wait a month after purchase to play the game.
how are these people releasing such a garbage product?

[serene]

16gb ram is why, get with the times broke boy you need 32

[DemiHuman]

and you need a huge [heart] up your [heart]

[GPUPPY]

try disabling rbar in nvidiaProfileInspector, that worked for me

[Risingdawn]

Originally posted by serene:

16gb ram is why, get with the times broke boy you need 32

Obviously that's not the reason when it will play on a RoG Ally with only 8gb of available RAM

[Kacho]

Disable your potato PC in the Nvidia settings

[kevpus]

Originally posted by serene:

16gb ram is why, get with the times broke boy you need 32

I have 32 gb ram and a 4090 and I can't even get past the "press any button to start"

[DeMountain]

Originally posted by DemiHuman:

rtx2060, 16 gigs ram, latest drivers

it wont even go past loading after the logos and intro.
what in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ is going on here? it's just like it was with Remnant2, had to wait a month after purchase to play the game.
how are these people releasing such a garbage product?

>rtx 2060

See that's your problem.

[Bullwark]

Originally posted by serene:

16gb ram is why, get with the times broke boy you need 32

Originally posted by DemiHuman:

and you need a huge [heart] up your [heart]

Well he's got a point. If you want to play next gen, gotta be prepared for that. More UE5 games are coming. And this engine is more hungry than UE4, Unity, etc...

16gb ram, 6-8gb vram are the very past soon! For some newer titles it already is.

Originally posted by DemiHuman:

it's just like it was with Remnant2, had to wait a month after purchase to play the game.

That's totally on you. I'm sure you are somewhat informed how bad the "industry" has become and are aware that day 1 releases are a mess.

Well, if not: now you know. Don't be a beta tester. Wait (!) and buy when a release is stable! Especially when an engine is kinda new to the market!!

[Slava Ukraini]

Ryzen 5 5600X 4.20 GHz
ram 16 GB
rtx2070

2k res and game run smoths...

I dont know what people talk about....

[DemiHuman]

yeah but then you get unexpected polished gems like Lies of P, so in my mind anything can happen.

[rakvel]

Originally posted by kevpus:

Originally posted by serene:

16gb ram is why, get with the times broke boy you need 32

I have 32 gb ram and a 4090 and I can't even get past the "press any button to start"

no you don't. 4k ultra with dlaa to flex, haven't dropped under 100fps

[Bruxae]

Check the guides section, there's an UE performance fix that solved it for me.

[Bullwark]

Originally posted by DemiHuman:

yeah but then you get unexpected polished gems like Lies of P, so in my mind anything can happen.

LoP wasn't polished ;), but is waaay less demanding hardware wise! Plus it came out on a tried and tested engine, so it's easier to handle. Devs also might be "better"...

One way or another a new UE5 game is a high risk in the beginning. Look at the titles that have been released so far. You have hands on experience with Remenant 2.

LotF from what I've read and seen so far needs a couple more months in the oven.
Refund if you still can, and/or wait until it's properly patched.

[smokingSnakeRIT]

I have rx 470 and my fps is 30~60 in 1080p low hahahaha

[Slava Ukraini]

Originally posted by kevpus:

Originally posted by serene:

16gb ram is why, get with the times broke boy you need 32

I have 32 gb ram and a 4090 and I can't even get past the "press any button to start"

its always same good rigs is bad for new games.... I guess you already know it?

this game no problem for me....