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Plus the benchmark has bugs that are fixed.
(And one last, important point to share with you before we wrap up this post. The Monster Hunter Wilds Benchmark does not guarantee the performance of your system for Monster Hunter Wilds, but does give you better insight and information, especially when compared to playing Open Betas 1 and 2.)
The performance we got in the Benchmark is pretty much how the game is going to be at launch at most were talking about a slight improvement.
EDIT:
Just as I say this, lmao I'm dead.
Expecting everything to run buttery smooth. yes im one of those people
Have you ever considered critical thinking?
And do not ignore the factor people running into this with half decade old hardware. yea there will be problems for those people at least trying to hit around 120 fps on max graphics.