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The whole idea of switching to UA5 is that Squad no longer looks like a 10-year-old game.
You were essentially given a Squad 2, without having to pay again.
So please, if you complain about performance, at least refer to more or less relevant hardware.
i tried, fps is - 40 fps for me. cannot use AA without up scaling - this is their method for this nanite crap. i knew this will happen with ue5.
Looking at each playtest i was part of - i know where this is going.
♥♥♥♥ Squad. good luck.
With UE4 it was hard for fire and hire someone, with UE5 you can fire whole dev team and hire a bunch of new ones just in less then one month. Its over, Tencent is the only winner there.
I'd rather buy Squad 2, so I can go back to play Squad (1) whenever I want.
This whole "GaaS" concept of supporting one game forever is just as bad as the opposite trend of releasing a new game every year.