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Anyway yes, performance is bad and there is also some bug that makes it have some huge drops in specific areas after some time playing, forcing you to reload the game...
I have a powerful pc but my monitor is only 1980x1080.. maybe it looks better with those options enabled on higher resolutions but in my case bloom felt very blurry and 'light shafts on' felt like I was shot by lasers :D
Game is great though, spending few minutes on the settings screen is arguably a small price to pay and hopefully devs will optimize things further.
Indeed, as much as I am excited for this game, $350 BRL is not a price that I can pay without feeling guilty, especially on a game at such state.
Hell, I am finishing Metaphor ReFantazio right now and that one already gave me enough technical headache
For me the game had a different behavior, it would have drops to 20ish fps if I had it locked at 60, but as soon as I set the in game frame limiter to 30 it would stabilize at that. Also it seems like the game gets unstable somehow if you set the in game frame limiter to unlimited, so if you are using an external software for frame limit I'd recommend setting the limit in game too
edit: just restarted the game.. and there actually is an option menu on the intro screen.. weird that you could not do it before first starting the game.. and yes Esc works too, just tried it with the keyboard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fnyuc1zMHc
Hi lovely people on AMD, I've spent the past week figuring out why it stutters like CRAZY on windows11, but runs smooth on linux ^_^
you will find the Answer in your Amd adrenalin application, I strongly recommend disabling "Anti-lagg" for the game, this game have a few quirks
It's very heavy on Vram ( the game does have a nice little ingame visual indicator for used vram, you might want to lower settings or resolution if that is a problem )
otherwise, is the game actually also heavy on the CPU and if you're CPU bound anti lagg, hurts you more than it benefits, as your CPU is already struggling to keep up is anti lag further asking it to delay so the GPU can catch up and sync, this causes stutters as you will then on skip out on entire frame cycles.
so do make sure any AMD users have anti lagg disabled
for reference I'm running
RX 7900xtx + AMD Ryzen 5950x
PCI Gen 4 - NVME.
I still cannot achieve the same performance I have on Linux on windows 11, even with a clean install, but I got something close enough and stable, I'm capable of having the game locked at 80fps ( with AMD chill )
and pushing most things to high.
(mind you I am playing the game in Ultrawide settings, 5120x1440 )
I hope this helps anyone with severe stutters on AMD, Anti lagg is NOT your friend in this scenario quite the opposite it's a villain.
mind you this doesn't mean the game still won't dip from time to time, but full on stutters should be gone.
I experienced the stutters on all resolutions even at 1080p 60fps.
so it wasn't just due to pushing too high.
Hope this helps