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And i ain't going to pretend the game isn't full of problems, and that we should tolerate Upscaling + FrameGen + RayTracing + NVME +70/80€ as a new standard.
But on a Ryzen 5600X + RX 6600 XT, 16GB DDR4 RAM and SSD, the game runs at 80 FPS on Highest (No Dips), with FSR 3.1 on Quality + FrameGen on 1080p.
FrameGen would be a big problem if it weren't flawless here. No Input Latency, No Ghosting, No Choppy Movement, No Interpolation.
Fake frames work as real frames for once. Compare that to the beta where FrameGen was horrible, with horrible ghosting issues.
World launched in a worse state, and not even a 1080 TI and the best CPU couldn't run it maxed out at 60 FPS at the time. The Average GPU at the time would burn and crash when particle effects would shower the screen and drop to 15 FPS.
So not much has changed. People think World runs great today, but they are actually just bruteforcing the performance, so it runs great because they have a better rig. They don't use GPUs and CPUs from 2016-2018.
Gameplay? Superb. Technical level? Crap. So that in conclusion actually makes it a great game.
Also, nice bait.
if you get less than 60 fps on a 40 or 50 series then the problem is not what you think it might be.
I repeat, I have a half dead 4th gen CPU and a card that's not even mentionned in benchmarks anymore and it's playable.
just stop expecting to reach 144 fps in 4K on a game that came out a week ago on a ♥♥♥♥ engine. yes, we should have no performance issue at launch on AAA games, I agree. but if the last 10 years on gaming you didn't manage to indentifie the pattern that's kinda on you.
I have a microwave and it plays fine. See above.
The post is a clear bait, but the discussions are at least not.
However no one can deny that optimization of the game is horrible. Using Lowest versus Highest nets 10% Performance in certain areas only. So why even bother using Low settings.
Any amount is too much in it's current state. Why pay to be a beta tester?
Tester for what? What exactly am i testing? Do they gather actual data from my feedback to improve upon the game on my toaster? I don't think so.
I bought the game to play it, and i play it all day long without zero issues maxed out on my microwave machine. If i didn't pay 48€ for the game, i would have bought it at full price, just like i buy every other game on either PC or PS5, pre-orders included.
And speaking of testing. I do in fact pay actual money for Early Access and Patreon/KickStarter games to *test* them, because money isn't an issue for me and i want everything now, without any delay.
I wasn't the one who made the post, but I do thank you for your sacrifice.
They do. They take telemetry from your computer. You guys are working hard. I appreciate it.
Really now? Will they boost the performance by +100 FPS on my RX 6600 XT while i am done with the game?
Benchmark: https://imgur.com/a/65rsCDN
All I know is that the patient gamers will get a much better product for 50% off. I am just saying thank you.