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🔱AestheticKunt🔱 Apr 8 @ 3:33pm

Very bad optimization and full of ghosting and blurryness

That, 6800xt at 1440p barely gets 60fps on this... 200fps at max settings should be the minimum for a game looking like this on a 6800xt...
On top of that, the game looks like crap cus of the TAA (which cant be disabled) and theres A TON of ghosting. For ex the hand of your survivor leaves a huge trail when you move...
Horrible

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Nosferath Apr 8 @ 3:39pm

Yeah i will give this game a pass as well, barely got 45 fps on low at 1080p on a gtx 1070 + ryzen 5600x (yeah i know it's old, but i still managed to get 90+ fps on resident evil 4 remake with the same GPU on medium 1080p and that game looks way better than this one).

They need to improve optimization ASAP.

Workster

Apr 8 @ 4:11pm

The demo is over six months old so it's likely not going what state the release will have for optimization. Hoping that's the case but we'll see.

🔱AestheticKunt🔱 Apr 8 @ 4:13pm

Originally posted by Workster:
The demo is over six months old so it's likely not going what state the release will have for optimization. Hoping that's the case but we'll see.

It never does, on any game, but let's have hope 👀

Workster

Apr 8 @ 4:14pm

Originally posted by 🔱AestheticKunt🔱:
Originally posted by Workster:
The demo is over six months old so it's likely not going what state the release will have for optimization. Hoping that's the case but we'll see.
It never does, on any game, but let's have hope 👀

Way to generalize about all video games.

🔱AestheticKunt🔱 Apr 8 @ 5:48pm

Originally posted by Workster:
Originally posted by 🔱AestheticKunt🔱:
It never does, on any game, but let's have hope 👀
Way to generalize about all video games.

Ok sorry... 99%

Hiryu Apr 8 @ 10:06pm

There is a guy named "PartiallyRoyal" that got the game early from the company and uploaded a video of him playing. While I don't know what hes getting exactly FPS wise and such, I'm not seeing anything jarring or ghosting so like it is more optimized than the demo?

Also, this game is going INTO Early Access as well so the game isn't even done yet it looks like.

Ordisoftware has Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days

Apr 8 @ 11:46pm

This video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jp4S75JTj8

This isn't the demo. This is the EA. There are indeed a lot of changes, such as an advanced presentation of the places discovered, and the 3D looks much better, and no more vsync issue even activated I have with the demo (60Hz display).

Still 15 hours of waiting here at this moment.

Last edited by Ordisoftware; Apr 8 @ 11:47pm

MushroomMarky Apr 9 @ 9:26am

Yeah I am watching that same video and not seeing any issues or framrate/stuttering. Game looks good and polished at least to me. I am going to check it out, it's something a little different in the genre at least.

MushroomMarky Apr 9 @ 9:26am

Release times are seriously odd though for real!

🔱AestheticKunt🔱 Apr 9 @ 9:33am

Originally posted by Hiryu:
There is a guy named "PartiallyRoyal" that got the game early from the company and uploaded a video of him playing. While I don't know what hes getting exactly FPS wise and such, I'm not seeing anything jarring or ghosting so like it is more optimized than the demo?

Also, this game is going INTO Early Access as well so the game isn't even done yet it looks like.

maybe youtube compression?

Look in your game, pay atention to the hand for example of your pj while you run, it leaves a huge trail xd
And with the game bad optimized, its worse, cus with forced TAA and low FPS the ghosting and blurryness is even worse that it could be

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Rammstein

Apr 9 @ 12:55pm

Dont forget, this is Early Access, and there is...... millions of possible hardware combinations to test out there. This is not the usual EA excuse, but the majority of optimation comes at the end of EA phase. Its just logical, you dont try to fully optimize, to basically redo that every time you add major features.
I agree your card should do way better, yours is a bit better than mine, just that mine is from nvidia, and lets face it... games are better optimized for nvidia when their released. (i got no issues, running great).
If very high FPS is important for you, you might have to give em time, buy it later to play with higher FPS. Or accept it as it is, and play it now... The choice is yours. Buying during early access is an option, not a must. But speaking in general, if you expect a perfectly smooth running game, usually its best to avoid EA. EA games are usually a bit cheaper till 1.0, for a reason. Thats the way it is.

Last edited by Rammstein; Apr 9 @ 1:22pm

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