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The part in the benchmark when it gets to the settlement has some abysmal artifacting on shadows and textures and it STILL tanks to 50fps.
You can tell that they've had to make some drastic decisions in order to try and improve performance but at the cost of the game being the worst looking i've seen in years. It literally looks as bad as a Switch game.
The only thing that'll keep this game from being mostly negative will be the monster hunter fan boys telling everyone that it's the best thing they've ever played.
I love monster hunter and if performance is this subpar capcom deserves their ass ridden until they fix it. Because they did nothing for dragon's dogma 2.
This alone shows how utterly ♥♥♥♥♥♥ the Performance is and they expect you to run it with FrameGen on because the Game would run like a Slideshow without it.
Their games look great because of bitrate compression. When you and I get our hands on it it'll probably look a lot less sharp. And their games run great because they are all running 5,000 dollar + PC's that can just eat technical issues like candy.
What kind of backwards logic is that? The game looks BETTER because of compression? Jesus...these people will say anything just to stick to their narrative xD
Just because you don't get how something works doesn't make it backwards logic. It's the reason why your game can look like an Anti-Aliased nightmare while a streamers game looks sharp and crisp despite running the same settings on basically the same rig. Not my fault you don't understand how something works.
The DD2 devs though also said that they designed there game around 34 FPS and they were never gonna change it so while DD2 runs like crap, that "crap" 34 fps is intended by the developers. The only reason why people get higher than 34 fps is because they're system literally just pushes the game above that. It's not because the game was designed around 60 and just was poorly optimized.
Damn...you might have just killed Wilds.
Maybe that's why Capcom recommends frame gen to hit 60. 34 fps plus FG is about 60.
You're a genuine imbecile if you truly think that video compression makes the image look better. That's all there is to your nonsensical, clueless comment.
Lay the truth on me then Kemosabe. I'm all ears. Enlighten my "Nonsensical, clueless self". I'm all eyes.