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I have added the following for clowns like you just after posting:
And by the way, before you try to gotcha me on this point. People who have issues are probably more likely to leave a negative review, compared to people who have everything fine leaving a positive review.
This however still does not make the percentage of people who experienced performance issues as low or the issue insignificant.
Thats what i am saying like people who have issue should be leaving more negative reviews......but that dont seem to be the case? like i said before i expected it to be in the negative reviews.....during the 1st week. I am not trying to gaslight you or anything. I honestly though it was gona be worst than this.
Again, even when polls miss the mark, they miss the mark by relatively low amount - in your example the error was in single digit percents.
As I said, when you run a poll, even a biased poll and it returns 60-40, no amount of jumping through the hoops will turn it into 90-10.
And even if it ends up being 75-25, that's already a 1/4 of all players experiencing performance or stability issues - that is A LOT.
Only because a pc made game has 120 fps 4k mean a console port with all settings on can pull 60 fps.
Depends a lot on the hardware and the game/engine.
Adding higher than on console settings is also a thing.
People don't like to use custom settings, that's also a problem.
Then the game will allways suggest Frame Generation, does not matter if you need it or not.
"Fools find no pleasure in understanding but delight in airing their own opinions."
The problem is that it's not just about frame rates. As I said earlier, I have an extremely powerful rig that normally handles anything I throw at it without breaking a sweat, but this game sends my CPU temps crazy. Nothing else does that.
It's a wild guess but in World it felt already like that, here it's the same.
CPU hungry, bottlenecking far earliert than you are used to on other pc games.
Thing is, it's unlikely they change their engine in a major way.
Too much risk/reward unless you have reasons like additional titles or addons in the far future.
That's a good guess. It's weird because no other Capcom games do this (DD2, etc), but it's still the best explanation I've heard so far.
best thing atm I find for a stable fps at least is to turn of FG and limit fps to 60 you don't see wild drops like when its uncapped with FG and it won't turn you GPU into a jet engine.
It's about turn your gfx settings down and have fun anyway.
I really feel for the people where it doesen't works for no real reason.
But biggest problem ist people want to play 4k.
biggest problem is: game is 0% optimized.
the second biggest problem: many of you still don't get it.