Steam vs gamepass

[Spankyy]

I tried this game on gamepass and kinda love it. Is there any difference between the steam version and gamepass version? i noticed some DLC missing on game pass like Truracs even though its free. So in gamepass version there is no truracs? asking because i wanna buy DLCs and decide which platform to buy on. Thank you.

[Geronimo]

Truracs is not something that was sold. It was a specific program for managing various antler setups.

Truracs is used by all.

I've played on PC and Xbox and found there to be no difference. But I have not played the last couple of DLCs on Xbox, and can't speak to any possible increased performance requirements for graphics or fps. I was also using an Xbox one, so can't speak to the upgraded performance of newer Xbox consoles.

I will state that my PC is a little outdated, I7 Dell, 1060 6g Super Nvidia GTX but it runs on ultra without any issues.

I would suggest that Steam/PC might offer future compatibility that the consoles might not keep up with.

[Spankyy]

Thanks for the reply. What i meant by gamepass is the PC gamepass from xbox (Sorry, I should be more precise). So i dont use console to play.

I have already bought it on steam because i think some free DLC like Truracs which is important for me is not on the PC gamepass version.
I have the exact same spec PC as you too lol. It played ultra fine. But on the game pass version there's a bit of stutter even on high. Kinda weird considering both are exactly the same game.

[Geronimo]

Originally posted by hais:

Thanks for the reply. What i meant by gamepass is the PC gamepass from xbox (Sorry, I should be more precise). So i dont use console to play.

I have already bought it on steam because i think some free DLC like Truracs which is important for me is not on the PC gamepass version.
I have the exact same spec PC as you too lol. It played ultra fine. But on the game pass version there's a bit of stutter even on high. Kinda weird considering both are exactly the same game.

Try turning off the fog, not the map fog, but actual environment atmospheric fog. Also make sure you have all the antialising options turned on.

Another thing to do is go into your game and set your fps to a specific number , 60 or 70, so it's not all over the place. That causes stress on some aspect of the computing. I'm not technically inclined enough to properly explain it.

I haven't done the fps limit on mine because I'm not having any issues, but it's recently been suggested as an improvement in some threads

Also a good idea to do these things one at a time while checking to see what differences each effort actually makes.