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BTW: Ob der Rechner 10°C wärmer wird, ist mir völlig egal. Es läuft alles absolut fehler- und problemlos und sieht fantastisch aus.
Reacting to things like player direction indication/blinkers etc instead of just ploughing on through regardless of what is going on around them.
it is the bane of all driving sim games for me given that all large vehicles i.e. trucks, buses etc rely on other vehicles giving way in order to manoeuvre through junctions what not.
If you could just crack that aspect of driving sim it would set you apart from the rest completely
they dont know how to, the game was running pretty badly when was on UE4 and then it jumped to UE5 which is far more demanding engine and even on top of the line hardware the game will still stutter and sink your performance no matter what
already spoke several times with the devs of THE BUS pointing out where is the problem with the engine and were the performance issue resides they never ever listened to me and he we are, the game still runs as bad as the day it started EA 0.1, been a few years now and still no progress with the performance at all, and i changed 2 times the whole pc with better cpu and gpu and no matter what the game will still run bad
ah, and let's not forget, they are using a badly implemented denuvo which affect loading times and cause stutter and up to 30% performance loss on low end hardware