anyone else feeling lag and delay on menus, compared to OG oblivion? (controller)

[Barry White Black Knight]

as in, things like transitioning between the quest log and map feel like they take much longer than they need to (should really be instant), and scrolling down your inventory is so slow, speeds up very slowly too. I guess it could be seen as better for beginners who maybe would hold the button down and it goes too far and they freak out, but for anyone familiar with menu-ing in games it's way too slow.
One other thing, I'm almost sure you could just press left and right in the original and it'd switch between inventory subcategories that way. having to press the triggers and buttons up top when you are using either the d-pad or analog to navigate the menu, it's a small thing but makes a difference to quick menu navigation

[LawrenceOfUrLabia]

Originally posted by Barry White Black Knight:

as in, things like transitioning between the quest log and map feel like they take much longer than they need to (should really be instant), and scrolling down your inventory is so slow, speeds up very slowly too. I guess it could be seen as better for beginners who maybe would hold the button down and it goes too far and they freak out, but for anyone familiar with menu-ing in games it's way too slow.
One other thing, I'm almost sure you could just press left and right in the original and it'd switch between inventory subcategories that way. having to press the triggers and buttons up top when you are using either the d-pad or analog to navigate the menu, it's a small thing but makes a difference to quick menu navigation

Are you using the gimmicky lag generation technology aka FSR? Disable all up scaling options and go TAA native and see. My menu's are very smooth unless I switch lag-gen tech on.