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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cI4GgGtkeU
I hope that helps
I been playing metal gear solid which is more of a graphic intense game, everything looks great. I don't think we were expecting jaw dropping graphics, but the performance issues aren't great. The game is playable, I haven't had a crash, I had game breaks but that's do to mods.
I feel like it's a beta, which I think we would have been fine with if they came out and said, hey this is an early release...But honestly there hasn't been much said from the dev's about things being resolved. Maybe they were so open with the workshop from day one because they wanted us to solve it.
In the end for a non demanding game, when we see someone with a crazy rig and they can't even get it to run smoothly, something is off.
I never seen 100% CPU usage on my rig outside bugs and baking lightmaps in Unity or rendering a video in 3DS Max.
If you watch that video above the guy has an I7 that does 4.ghz and he shows how is cpu and gpu almost get maxed out before he tweeks it. I personally haven't seen the AI take extremly long, I'm betting you have a good card, prolly better than mine. I would try playing with your settings, and making sure your virtural memory is clear.
I understand the AI spiking a little, maybe 2-3% because the AI is something they actually got right. It may be due to the fact that the maps are random and the presets on most baddies are sort of lifted. I don't know, just guessing but I wouldn't expect that big of a jump.
At the end of a day the game is amazingly poorly optimized.
Sure it would be nice if my fps number said 90 fps, but nothing would change with game play.
It's sad (and pathetic) to see so many idiots still so keen to lick clean Fixathis Game's rear end.
Nobody is saying it doesn't need optimization. However, if a game runs fine and has zero problems or stutter, then that meets my expectations. The fact is that 40 fps is fine with a game like XCOM. Your like somebody who buys a stock Cadillac because you have "standards that are not ♥♥♥♥," ignoring the fact that you could get a fully loaded, more reliable care for less money.
And that is the difference. Real XCOM fans are happy to play a new Xcom title, it has been a while. As long as the game is playable and runs decent we are happy. It will be improved and get better. We far prefer this then to say waiting another 6 months for it. People who don't really give a crap about Xcom will get upset if they don't hit some "standard" number that makes then feel better.
Im gonna pop in again and point out that i am probably classed as a "real" XCOM fan, i adore the series and its my favourite of its genre. But it still isn't tolerable when the game runs like complete arse (half the time, in my experience).
Minor edit: Will also point out i expect pretty much every game to run at 40-60FPS at least on default settings without me pushing it any higher. Unfortunately XCOM 2's default makes the base section run like utter garbage, and even when i toned down the AA it didn't do much to help. I am perfectly happy with any good title so long as it runs above 30FPS on average. Preferably near or above 60 if possible. This, i feel, is pretty reasonable to expect from a PC exclusive title that had to be delayed a little to be worked on.
No. Real X-COM fans want a game to be optimized, and treated with the love that the series deserves. It's clear that Firaxis cares about the series, but releasing the game in the state that they did is unacceptable, and puts a black mark on the series. Not as black of a mark as Enforcer, of course, but a mark nonetheless.
In the future, don't act as though you speak for the entire fanbase. You don't.
Thanks.