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5600X/4070 TI Super - 40-60 fps when looking towards the vendors. 180 when looking away with no fps limiter.
But at least it is only really bad optimization on Heart Machine's part, so it could be fixed and made playable, possibly even on 60fps stable.
But it is pretty insane how literally nothing changes FPS. Prop detail between 1 to 10? Not even a single FPS improvement. Foliage distance between 0 to 10? Same thing, not even a single FPS. Even the shadows. Between 1 to 5 there is absolutely no change in fps what so ever, only once you go down from 1 to 0, which makes the game look absolutely unbearable to look at, only then you'll get some FPS gain.
I think this was to be expected
Forever Winter was more stable and ran smoother than this on release and that game got raked over the coals for optimisation issues.
30 fps on a 5600X/4070 TI Super for a game charging 30 USD that has a whopping 5 graphic options 2 of which are fullscreen/resolution isn't "expected" or normal.
People rolling over and eating slop happily is why MTX is as aggressive as it is. Horse armour dlc was "just cosmetic" and now look at us. People need start valuing their money more.
I got the same GPU just a different CPU and I also think that I shouldn't expect any lag on my PC but in reality many games are unoptimized hellholes especially on their release days
The visuals you get don't really represent the workload of what your components have to handle.
For example (and for a benchmark):
Doom Eternal is one of the beautiest games I've played and it runs at +300 FPS on Ultra settings with RT on
God of War Ragnarök runs at +100 FPS
Indiana Jones on Ultra (no RT) does work with solid (capped) 60 FPS
Minecraft (without mods) runs at +120 FPS
Risk of Rain 2 sometimes falls off to 20 FPS (later in a run with mods) (vanilla I'm at 60-70 FPS)
GTA V doesn't run with past 40 FPS on my PC (I guess it's my fault)
I wouldn't call RoR2 a masterpiece of optimization but the release of RoR2 was way better than Hyper Light Drifter.
I'm just saying that I kinda expected this outcome. You know, keeping expectations low so I won't be disappointed so much for that one game I've been waiting for a long time?
Still I am disappointed with the result as I expected to play this game with M&K but now I'm playing a very unoptimized game with my controller with boring enemies and boring attack patterns.
It's all over the place.