Thinking of buying but damn...still performance issues?

[goblin]

How the hell can a company this big not be able to patch things up by now?

[Devorlast]

They don't care about the PC crowd. They got their sales on consoles. The game is $1 on a Microsoft game pass thingy, which is a way better deal than even the $30 on sale here. It's not like there is any point in keeping it once finished.

[HelloHalo]

I feel your frustration! It's reasonable to expect a smooth gaming experience, especially from a well-established company. Performance issues can be frustrating, but there might be reasons why the company hasn't fully addressed them yet. Here are some possible explanations:
Complexity: Games are complex software, and issues can be deeply rooted, making them challenging to fix.
Prioritization: The company might be prioritizing other issues or focusing on new content, leaving performance issues on the backburner.
Resource constraints: Despite being a large company, resources might be allocated to other projects or teams, limiting the availability of developers to tackle performance issues.
Before buying, you can:
Check the game's forums: See if other players are experiencing similar issues and if the developers have addressed them.
Look for updates: Check the game's update history to see if the company is actively working on performance improvements.
Watch gameplay videos: Get a sense of the game's current state and see if the performance issues are tolerable for you.
If you do decide to buy, you can try:
Adjusting settings: Experiment with graphics settings to find a balance between performance and quality.
Checking for updates: Regularly check for updates, as the company might still be working on performance improvements.
Reaching out to support: Contact the game's support team to report issues and provide feedback.
Remember, game development is complex, and issues can take time to resolve. However, by doing your research and being aware of the game's current state, you can make an informed decision.

[ant_sh]

Originally posted by goblin:

How the hell can a company this big not be able to patch things up by now?

They patched whatever they could. The thing is UE4 is unsuitable for maps of such scope.
If you've got a decent CPU and fairly recent GPU you'll be able to play it with frame generation mod like DLSS Enabler. I'd say most crashes in this game are hardware-related (bad CPU cooling, unstable RAM overclock, GPU overheat) as it stresses the system better than OCCT. Surprisingly for me it runs pretty solid overall and if you like this sort of games you should definitely try it

[L1ghtX]

I keep waiting for a patch or something that fixes the technical issues. Guess I'll have to wait longer. If I underclock and current-limit my cpu/gpu with top of the line hardware, will it work?

[Devorlast]

I love the paid AI answers with excuses for the crap performance. get it for $1 on the pass and test for yourself, I'm gonna get my game play without spending $70 on trash, thank you very much

[Jakob Fel]

It's not quite as bad as people will lead you to believe but it's certainly still unacceptable. I find it to be playable if you tweak things a bit, and it's definitely worth it since the game is amazing, but it also means that I have zero plans to preorder the finale of this trilogy when Respawn finally gets it out.

[ant_sh]

Originally posted by L1ghtX:

I keep waiting for a patch or something that fixes the technical issues. Guess I'll have to wait longer. If I underclock and current-limit my cpu/gpu with top of the line hardware, will it work?

You might wait forever, devs can only do so much if it's the engine issue that plagues lots of recent UE4 games like Hogwarts Legacy.
If your PC is stable in stress tests like
- Prime95 or OCCT (runs for an hour and doesn't crash)
- Furmark or Superposition (watch hotspot temperature in hwinfo64 or gpu-z while running)
it should do OK without underclocking/undervolting.
Also some mods might help

- Toggle shader compilation https://www.nexusmods.com/starwarsjedisurvivor/mods/63

Optional on hi-end rig
- May the performance be with you https://www.nexusmods.com/starwarsjedisurvivor/mods/7
- DLSS Enabler (for older GPUs, probably won't be better than native dlssg on rtx 40x0) https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/757