Honest question about performance

[Hayato (Pitt)]

What makes this game so demanding? Is this game poorly optimized? I honestly can't see why it runs at a worst state than some Triple A games I've played on my system (The Witcher 3, FFXV, NieR Replicant, etc)

[Ninja Zyborg]

what is the game timer on rn lol

[Schulz]

depends of far your run goes, really

[Schulz]

otherwise even my laptop with 6gb ram can run it

[YellowAfterlife]

AAA games are made by larger teams (often, hundreds of people) and generally have a handful of people responsible specifically for making sure that the game runs well enough on various possible target hardware.

Indie games are made by smaller teams (often, less than a dozen of people) and tend to use existing game engines made by larger companies (in this case, Unity 3d), which save development time but tend to have small caveats due to not being made with the specific game's needs in mind.

[Glycyanure]

This game is not demanding...
Also made with Unity which is not an overdemanding engine.
I have my gaming laptop since 2016 with no graphic card update and the game works perfectly ( I have 1800 hours) and all the other games i play.
I don't know, change your PC or lower the settings.
There's always a way to make the game work.

[Hayato (Pitt)]

Originally posted by GLYCY:

This game is not demanding...
Also made with Unity which is not an overdemanding engine.
I have my gaming laptop since 2016 with no graphic card update and the game works perfectly ( I have 1800 hours) and all the other games i play.
I don't know, change your PC or lower the settings.
There's always a way to make the game work.

see, that`s why I think it`s an optimization issue, I have an RTX 2060 and a Ryzen 3500X, I can play a LOT of current games at very high to even max
But RoR2 just CHUGS for no reason

[YellowAfterlife]

Might want to check whether the game is running on the right GPU in NVidia control panel, and whether CPU or GPU is maxing out if that's not it - I'm running the game fine in 1440p 60hz here on 1660Ti and i9-9900K while a friend runs it in 1080p 144hz on 1660Ti and i7-3770K and had only seen slight dips during late-game action.

[Galerina]

poor op and unity lol

[TrueEvil]

For some people it runs fine. For others not so much. Not sure why but one of my friends' 1650 Super is able to directly compete with another friend's 1080Ti... in this game only.

My rig runs the game reasonably but I do find it concerning that a game that looks like this is heating up my GPU as much as it does.

[Hayato (Pitt)]

Originally posted by YellowAfterlife:

Might want to check whether the game is running on the right GPU in NVidia control panel, and whether CPU or GPU is maxing out if that's not it - I'm running the game fine in 1440p 60hz here on 1660Ti and i9-9900K while a friend runs it in 1080p 144hz on 1660Ti and i7-3770K and had only seen slight dips during late-game action.

Luckily I don't have to deal with "wrong gpu" issues, it's the only one I have akjsskjdksjsjs

[<#9400D3>Dream]

Originally posted by Hayato (Pitt):

Originally posted by YellowAfterlife:

Might want to check whether the game is running on the right GPU in NVidia control panel, and whether CPU or GPU is maxing out if that's not it - I'm running the game fine in 1440p 60hz here on 1660Ti and i9-9900K while a friend runs it in 1080p 144hz on 1660Ti and i7-3770K and had only seen slight dips during late-game action.

Luckily I don't have to deal with "wrong gpu" issues, it's the only one I have akjsskjdksjsjs

A good cpu

[Hayato (Pitt)]

Originally posted by <#9400D3>Dream:

Originally posted by Hayato (Pitt):

Luckily I don't have to deal with "wrong gpu" issues, it's the only one I have akjsskjdksjsjs

A good cpu

from what I've looked into, my cpu is better than an i7, so it should be able to handle it just fine

[TrueEvil]

Originally posted by Hayato (Pitt):

Originally posted by <#9400D3>Dream:

A good cpu

from what I've looked into, my cpu is better than an i7, so it should be able to handle it just fine

"Better than an i7" doesn't mean much. Could mean a 10700k or a 4770

[Hayato (Pitt)]

Originally posted by eV:

Originally posted by Hayato (Pitt):

from what I've looked into, my cpu is better than an i7, so it should be able to handle it just fine

"Better than an i7" doesn't mean much. Could mean a 10700k or a 4770

yeah, sorry, lemme be more specific, it's better than an i7 9700F