Uhhm... performance?

[CaptainPOCK]

Just a small question. The "old" version of the game is kinda laggy to me... around 20 - 30 FPS, in some regions 20 and below... is this kinda fixed in the definitive edition or not? Because i didn't plan to buy a new graphic card so soon due to lack of money but i still would love to play it pretty much NOW *excitement itensifies*... any ideas how to do it? Or maybe add a graphic change option... i know it's hard for a game where everything is hand drawn but uhh... plz :o

[thomasmahler]

Because of the delay, we kept optimizing quite a bit - so it might be that you get good framerates now, but I can't promise you that. I just completed it on a Surface Pro 4 recently and it played just fine - And that thing doesn't even have a dedicated GPU :)

If you buy it and don't like the perf, you can always get a refund.

[CaptainPOCK]

Nahh... those 5 bucks are nothing to me. The thing is a lot of 3D games such as Star conflict (i don't want to advertise!) run pretty smoothly (40 - 60 FPS, depending if anti-aliasing is activated), while ori runs pretty slowly. My PC doesn't have a dedicated GPU either, it's actually an allround PC, cost me 379€ (pretty cheap for a PC with Windows, Quadcore 3.8 gh CPU, 8 GB DDR3 RAM and a 1 TB hard drive (HDD with puffer). couldn't resist but buying it xD Anyways, i hope it runs smoothly, otherwise it would be really nice if you could at least add an option to reduce graphics a bit like disabling details in the background... i know that would take away the atmosphere of the game but i would be very glad about a constant game speed.

[DrearierSpider]

Originally posted by thomasmahler:

Because of the delay, we kept optimizing quite a bit - so it might be that you get good framerates now, but I can't promise you that. I just completed it on a Surface Pro 4 recently and it played just fine - And that thing doesn't even have a dedicated GPU :)

If you buy it and don't like the perf, you can always get a refund.

Did you guys/gals happen to unlock the frame rate for some of the animations & cutscenes that were previously locked (specifically with regards to 120/144 hz monitors)?

http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Ori_and_the_Blind_Forest#Video_settings

[XDragon182]

It runs better for me this time Thanks now feel like I can actually finish it! :)

[ed0022]

I hope so, because the biggest reason I didn't play the original is because it would run in slow motion if it wasn't at a full 60FPS. (ie, 20FPS = 1/3 speed.) It's great to hear that the performance is better, but can anyone confirm whether this issue has now been resolved?

[Coleco_84]

Originally posted by Nightsky:

Just a small question. The "old" version of the game is kinda laggy to me... around 20 - 30 FPS, in some regions 20 and below... is this kinda fixed in the definitive edition or not? Because i didn't plan to buy a new graphic card so soon due to lack of money but i still would love to play it pretty much NOW *excitement itensifies*... any ideas how to do it? Or maybe add a graphic change option... i know it's hard for a game where everything is hand drawn but uhh... plz :o

This version runs better on my RIG than the regular version.

[Misha]

Definitive edition runs much better. Although it sometimes hinders when there is a lot of stuff going on. Like fire. But that's my lovely laptop. It maintains 60 for the most parts though.
Nice job

[CaptainPOCK]

That sounds very good. I can't wait to download it, currently VERY busy with other downloads tho... i give feedback as soon as possible... my current FPS were around 20 FPS, 30 max at lower res... hopefully i get something around 40 - 60 FPS, would be better than great :D

[lovelydennis]

Originally posted by thomasmahler:

If you buy it and don't like the perf, you can always get a refund.

I was loving the original release until I hit the swamp and it became unplayably slow. I really hope this isn't an issue in DE, but if it is, then at least this quote from the developer practically ensures a refund..... right? :)