Jumping tied to v-sync and framerate (Solved)

[spaulasbury]

I love this game, but it has some serious issues that I have solved 100% For some reason, jumping is directly related to v-sync and fps. If you happen to have a decent monitor that goes well above 60 hz, you won't be able to jump very well if at all regardless of whether v-sync is active in the game or not. I have tested this on a 3080, a 3060ti, and a 3090. So, the solution involves Riva Tuner. If you set the fps exactly to your refresh in conjunction with in-game v-sync, the game suddenly becomes super smooth and playable as it also has framepacing problems without this workaround. Give it a try....all of a sudden, this game performs like a well-oiled machine.
Devs, you really need to patch this. You know the issue exists, but here we are. It's a simple fix you need to implement.

[Bavanity]

Thanks for the warning.. That's a non starter for me and means I'll get the PS5 version.

[Doctor Hades]

Originally posted by Bavanity:

Thanks for the warning.. That's a non starter for me and means I'll get the PS5 version.

Do NOT buy the PS5 version!!! It runs terribly as it has no graphics mode and runs with an unlocked framerate that rarely holds 60 fps and so feels constantly jerky even with VRR enabled in the system menu as the game frequently dips below 48 fps. I believe the game has NEVER been patched.

Buy the Xbox Series X or PC version if you can instead as it runs far, far better as VRR actually works properly on that platform and the game feels smooth. It actually surprised me just how different the two console games are given that most multi-format games on Xbox Series X and PS5 tend to be very similar.

[spaulasbury]

Since we have the sequel coming shortly, are you ever going to patch the issues from the first game, Devs? Just a friendly bump.

[Crazywabbit]

Horrible frame rate, it is not my system cause other games that are much complicated in 3d runs smooth. Fix this up please. Really it is so simple. Your making a new one and you really need to pay attention.