Performance

[Darkwing]

With the only graphics options being fullscreen and screen resolution, I see no way to drop shaders, anti-a, textures, or anything that might improve my performance. It's currently running like the SloMo guys on YouTube did a lets play and it's unbearable.
It's this game just poorly optimized? Are there options I'm just too dumb to see? Is there a configuration file I can tamper with?

[DemonioBlanco]

My computer have a I7 and a GTX 750 Ti ....
It runs perfectly and smooth....
So im probably the wrong person to ask if the game is optimised or not.

[GRandFather]

I have the same Problem. I have gaming notebook:
- i7-4800MQ with 2,7GHz(in boost 3,7GHz)
- nVidia GeForce GTX 765M with 2GB
- SSD
- Windows 10

[GRandFather]

Ok, I solved the problem by changing the default graphic card.
Go to NVIDIA Control Panel > Manage 3D settings > (select tab) Program Settings.
1. Select the .exe file from kung fu panda: installation path of Steam\SteamApps\common\Kung Fu Panda Showdown of Legendary Legends\KFP.exe.
2. Select high-performance processor
3. Save

[Darkwing]

Originally posted by DemonioBlanco:

My computer have a I7 and a GTX 750 Ti ....
It runs perfectly and smooth....
So im probably the wrong person to ask if the game is optimised or not.

That was completely worthless.

[Mr. Blue Sky]

Originally posted by Darkwing:

Originally posted by DemonioBlanco:

My computer have a I7 and a GTX 750 Ti ....
It runs perfectly and smooth....
So im probably the wrong person to ask if the game is optimised or not.

That was completely worthless.

Yeah that 'You've got a potatoe computer' crap is getting a bit silly - like the old thinking that 'verify integrity check' can cure even cancer.

Turn your res down as low as it goes but still fill your monitor - the graphics won't take a hike (there's a few other games that have come out recently like this - One Piece being one of them)

On top res there's a 30 FPS lock. Lowering your res should pick that up around 45 / 50.

The game is intentionally slower than Smash Bros or Rivals for the sake of kids who wouldn't otherwise be able to keep up with the action on screen.

On that same note always play on top difficulty because it's just barely a challenge if you're over the age of twelve. ie; 'Student' is the lowest difficulty and if you have it selected the enemies won't even move; just block every once in awhile.

[uwurawrus]

Or, you know, play the game competitively.