Drop FPS in character selection menu

[El_Perdedor]

I don't know if it's me, or lack of optimisation. I have a 3060Ti, an i9-11900K, 16GB RAM together with a calculation of 495 and still I find "extreme" FPS descents in character selection, going down from 60 FPS stable to 30 FPS. Would you recommend some configurations to solve this?

[テレビダンサー]

Originally posted by El_Perdedor:

I don't know if it's me, or lack of optimisation. I have a 3060Ti, an i9-11900K, 16GB RAM together with a calculation of 495 and still I find "extreme" FPS descents in character selection, going down from 60 FPS stable to 30 FPS. Would you recommend some configurations to solve this?

I'll recommend you to follow the "optimization guide" that was posted here by Dante. I had some FPS drops in the beginning but after using that guide, I set everything to LOW in the game, and now runs at steady 60 FPS with no drops and it looks really good.

Sure, some low-res shadows show up on my laptop in-game but everything else looks and runs without hiccups.

Try that guide.

[El_Perdedor]

I will take this into account, thank you very much for your contribution.

[Power_Bert]

I dont know if there is a way to avoid that framedip on character select. I got 689 points and rocksolid 60 and even for me i get a framedip when selecting a char. Its probably anoptimization problem.

[テレビダンサー]

Originally posted by Power_Bert:

I dont know if there is a way to avoid that framedip on character select. I got 689 points and rocksolid 60 and even for me i get a framedip when selecting a char. Its probably anoptimization problem.

There is, just follow that optimization guide. This guy explained everything really well so just follow that guide along with the video, and toggle what you need. It's not a hack or modding, you are just changing and adding values to the Unreal Engine's ini to reflect these changes in-game.

I'm not tech-savy at all, and I loate phone apps, and even I, was able to follow his guide and I saw the results instantly.

I had 45 FPS in the character screen before, and after following that guide, only in the character screen I get like 55-57 FPS, and after the screen changes and the CS for the round starts, everything goes up to a solid 60 FPS.