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This person said that the game simply needs more optimizing, Devs are currently working on it as we speak.
But yeah it is not just you, it seems everyone is currently dealing with this, myself included. It happens a bit when you are using scent view, and quite a lot when you are hunting or fighting, correct?
Update: Nevermind, I just realized you where giving something for players to try to lessen the impact. (^_^)" My bad. I thought you where another one reporting the frame rate drops. I also think you where the person who told us in the first place that the Devs are aware of the issue and working on fixing it. XD
I know all of that, yes. I reported it myself. xD
Point is, this is just one way for you to lessen how badly you experience the lag spikes.
When your game runs at 60 fps and then you suddenly drop to 20 fps, that's a huge difference in frames that you will experience hard.
But if you lock your game to run at 30 fps, dropping down to 20 fps won't be that troublesome because the difference is only 10 frames, rather than 40. You won't feel the drop as hard.
It's just a way to make your life easier until the team improves the game's optimization. But it won't get rid of the lag.
I played with the frame rate myself before this post was submitted, I messed with it a bit yesterday when I was getting aggravated with the lag. It did not do me any good either. So I just switched it back to unlimited and learned to work against the lag. That solution above though may help others on computers that are more outdated possibly though, so it is not a total lost cause in truth.
If you have an older computer, switching to "Fastest" graphic and limiting the frame rate could actually do you some good from my expearience with computers.
Though it seems the last patch may have fixed it, before the most recent patch, the game usually would drop down to only about 20 FPS and STAY at 20 FPS even if you had anything higher before. It wouldn't be instantaneous but progressively.
Exactly what I posted it. :) I generally run the game at 60 fps for the most part on Fantastic, and experience lag in cases you mentioned above (that were reported to the dev team). Though I myself can withstandthose lag spikes for the most part, there are plenty of players who might have a rougher time, so hopefully this helps. And of course, hopefully the team will manage to get it fixed soon enough. I would much rather have my game run at lower FPS than have the massive lag spikes we have now.
Although for me, this latest patch has reduced the lag spikes to a degree. When hunting for example I did not experience massive fps drops like before, and I was hunting inside an elk herd, so there were bunch of elk running besides me.