Patch update

[A Y A L A S]

Does anyone know when will the game receive an update fixing the performance issues and New game?

[TNX.]

I'll wager a week tops

[Bill Gates]

hopefully within the next 24 hours they release something decent for the issues

[Mad Max]

Originally posted by TNX.:

I'll wager a week tops

This is Capcom.

More like a month.

[Crystal Pink 🦋🦄]

Nobody knows neither Capcom knows

[Syncroniam]

If the issues are with the CPU intensive characters that they say, then probably a month to work on it unfortunately. But they'll probably drop a smaller patch in a week or so.

[Despiser]

Originally posted by Ayala U2:

Does anyone know when will the game receive an update fixing the performance issues and New game?

Just hope it isn't an Elden Ring fiasco where they never really did fix frame rate issues. But why should they? They got GOTY so why should they?

[KyrenCross]

I think most greedy devs publishers are contracted to release "badly optimized" games that would only decently run on the "top of the line" hardwares to incentivice people to upgrade.

It just makes sense for chip makers to do this. If ever people can see a graph of hardware sales, you would always see a spike in sales at new Triple A game releases, specially the "unoptimized" ones that people would be interested in.

I think this is another profit opportunity for this devs/publishers too accept this contract and usually the contract runs for a week/month or even forever.

This is just a theory, but it just makes super sense. Specially with a game that looks like this, you would wonder why games like Horizon, Red Dead 2, etc. would run better in current hardware. (But games like Red Dead 2, when it released was also only optimized well for the top of the line hardware in that era.)

[Martins]

My bet is that they won´t fix it. , positive reviews are increasing everday, the game is selling weel, why would they bother?
They just need to wait, in the next weeks many people´ll have finished the game already and ´ll move on, so there won´t be many to complain about performance anymore.

[karl-emil]

Originally posted by Martins:

My bet is that they won´t fix it. , positive reviews are increasing everday, the game is selling weel, why would they bother?
They just need to wait, in the next weeks many people´ll have finished the game already and ´ll move on, so there won´t be many to complain about performance anymore.

imagine being this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid

[Syncroniam]

Originally posted by KyrenCross:

I think most greedy devs publishers are contracted to release "badly optimized" games that would only decently run on the "top of the line" hardwares to incentivice people to upgrade.

It just makes sense for chip makers to do this. If ever people can see a graph of hardware sales, you would always see a spike in sales at new Triple A game releases, specially the "unoptimized" ones that people would be interested in.

I think this is another profit opportunity for this devs/publishers too accept this contract and usually the contract runs for a week/month or even forever.

This is just a theory, but it just makes super sense. Specially with a game that looks like this, you would wonder why games like Horizon, Red Dead 2, etc. would run better in current hardware. (But games like Red Dead 2, when it released was also only optimized well for the top of the line hardware in that era.)

That literally makes no sense especially when top of the line hardware aren't even running good for this game either. Take off the tinfoil helmet for once.

[KyrenCross]

Originally posted by Syncroniam:

Originally posted by KyrenCross:

I think most greedy devs publishers are contracted to release "badly optimized" games that would only decently run on the "top of the line" hardwares to incentivice people to upgrade.

It just makes sense for chip makers to do this. If ever people can see a graph of hardware sales, you would always see a spike in sales at new Triple A game releases, specially the "unoptimized" ones that people would be interested in.

I think this is another profit opportunity for this devs/publishers too accept this contract and usually the contract runs for a week/month or even forever.

This is just a theory, but it just makes super sense. Specially with a game that looks like this, you would wonder why games like Horizon, Red Dead 2, etc. would run better in current hardware. (But games like Red Dead 2, when it released was also only optimized well for the top of the line hardware in that era.)

That literally makes no sense especially when top of the line hardware aren't even running good for this game either. Take off the tinfoil helmet for once.

Top of the line can have an average of 60FPS that people wants. Thats the sweet spot.

Either the theory is right or they are just that incompetent, or maybe they dont care for performance at all as fanboys will defend them anyway no matter what.

[ForestGump]

So lazy 😒