Do you think it will be fixed?

[Nix]

I have very low hopes for this title, what's your opinion? please... no flame. No need for that.

[Josch]

I don't know, maybe, if they introduce an unrestricted mod portal and bait us with free updates. Besides the performance this game has severe problems with almost all systems behind the scene (the simulation) and the visualization of things, there is a lot for CO to fix, A LOT.

[King DaMuncha]

If I order a Big Whopper with extra bacon, and it doesnt have extra bacon THERE WILL BE HELL TO PAY!

[Derg Zaks]

Originally posted by Josch:

I don't know, maybe, if they introduce an unrestricted mod portal and bait us with free updates. Besides the performance this game has severe problems with almost all systems behind the scene (the simulation) and the visualization of things, there is a lot for CO to fix, A LOT.

Unofficial community modding tools were released yesterday, nexus page will be released soon

[Inkidu]

I have no doubt it'll be fixed, and it'll be playable, and optimized. It'll also be about half off by the time that happens. So it's a win for me.

[panik attak]

I understand everyone's frustrations and don't wish to discount their issues although I have not had any myself, however, why not give the devs some time to resolve the issues? People are saying the game shouldn't have been released yet. The version I have works just fine for me, right now. As my city grows, and I approach more milestones and the game uses more resources, I may have the same issues and bugs as others. I get that. I just don't see why we can't be happy with what we have so far and at least have something to enjoy while they work on it. That seems to be the nature of pc gaming these days, like it or not.

For some of us the game will run great. I have a Ryzen 7 5800x, 64GB DDR4, and a RTX 2080 which is not all that awesome of a graphics card, and the game runs 40+ fps on HIGH settings which is more than acceptable for this type of game. It is not MW3 which needs higher fps understandably. For some of you it will not run good at all until you upgrade your PC, WHICH THEY EVEN TOLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKELY BE NECESSARY! This is also the nature of pc gaming these days. Those of us who've played games for 30+ years have ALWAYS had to do some upgrading as the years progress in order to meet minimum specs for games. This is nothing new. Why such outrage? Seriously.

Since covid people have become much too obnoxious and quick to gripe and lose their patience over just about everything in life, including something designed and produced for the intent of enjoyment. Relax, enjoy the game for what it is at this moment, and have faith that they will support this game just as they did CS1.

For any of you that are on the fence... Buy the game. Out of the box it is better than CS1 loaded with mods and assets to make it playable and look great. The game is worth the investment. Just my two cents...

[Ninefinger]

No I do not think this will be fixed, the economy and systems are all broken, there are so many problems I dont even care to go into it all its not just the economy but the simulated systems including the economy are what make the game a game.

The bottom line is no, I highly doubt they will fix the issues. I personally believe it will be a city painter with no working systems to engage with for a very long time.

I think they will fix some performance problems but there is no game to be played without working systems no matter what performance it has.

I am hoping they will fix the game systems and will be buying the game 100% if they do regardless of performance improvements, I can deal with 30FPS as long as the game is a game and not a pointless painter with no systems to interact with.

[The_Pinder]

Originally posted by panik attak:

I understand everyone's frustrations and don't wish to discount their issues although I have not had any myself, however, why not give the devs some time to resolve the issues? People are saying the game shouldn't have been released yet. The version I have works just fine for me, right now. As my city grows, and I approach more milestones and the game uses more resources, I may have the same issues and bugs as others. I get that. I just don't see why we can't be happy with what we have so far and at least have something to enjoy while they work on it. That seems to be the nature of pc gaming these days, like it or not.

For some of us the game will run great. I have a Ryzen 7 5800x, 64GB DDR4, and a RTX 2080 which is not all that awesome of a graphics card, and the game runs 40+ fps on HIGH settings which is more than acceptable for this type of game. It is not MW3 which needs higher fps understandably. For some of you it will not run good at all until you upgrade your PC, WHICH THEY EVEN TOLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKELY BE NECESSARY! This is also the nature of pc gaming these days. Those of us who've played games for 30+ years have ALWAYS had to do some upgrading as the years progress in order to meet minimum specs for games. This is nothing new. Why such outrage? Seriously.

Since covid people have become much too obnoxious and quick to gripe and lose their patience over just about everything in life, including something designed and produced for the intent of enjoyment. Relax, enjoy the game for what it is at this moment, and have faith that they will support this game just as they did CS1.

For any of you that are on the fence... Buy the game. Out of the box it is better than CS1 loaded with mods and assets to make it playable and look great. The game is worth the investment. Just my two cents...

The game is fundamentally broken as it stands and that's ignoring the performance issues.

The economy is broken/non-functional and renders any attempt at building a city pointless.

The game can't even make vehicles adhere to the right of way at roundabouts so what chance anything remotely complex is actually working correctly?

[Spooky Trees]

I find even with motion blur and depth of field off, the game still looks blurry and the shadows. My god the shadows. Ill be looking across the map and the screen will flicker, load some of the buildings in again, and then do the exact same.

[The Met4l God]

Originally posted by Zaks:

Originally posted by aelm03:

I currently have a city of 50K, mostly medium/high density, playing on medium settings, the game runs fine. It just does feel like we are the beta testers as the game is full of bugs and the amount of content is meager compared to CS1

Playing on i7 12700H 32GB 3080 8GB

Same, i call this release an Open Beta

Except unlike Open Betas, you don't lose your progress when it's over.

[Nix]

Originally posted by panik attak:

I understand everyone's frustrations and don't wish to discount their issues although I have not had any myself, however, why not give the devs some time to resolve the issues? People are saying the game shouldn't have been released yet. The version I have works just fine for me, right now. As my city grows, and I approach more milestones and the game uses more resources, I may have the same issues and bugs as others. I get that. I just don't see why we can't be happy with what we have so far and at least have something to enjoy while they work on it. That seems to be the nature of pc gaming these days, like it or not.

For some of us the game will run great. I have a Ryzen 7 5800x, 64GB DDR4, and a RTX 2080 which is not all that awesome of a graphics card, and the game runs 40+ fps on HIGH settings which is more than acceptable for this type of game. It is not MW3 which needs higher fps understandably. For some of you it will not run good at all until you upgrade your PC, WHICH THEY EVEN TOLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKELY BE NECESSARY! This is also the nature of pc gaming these days. Those of us who've played games for 30+ years have ALWAYS had to do some upgrading as the years progress in order to meet minimum specs for games. This is nothing new. Why such outrage? Seriously.

Since covid people have become much too obnoxious and quick to gripe and lose their patience over just about everything in life, including something designed and produced for the intent of enjoyment. Relax, enjoy the game for what it is at this moment, and have faith that they will support this game just as they did CS1.

For any of you that are on the fence... Buy the game. Out of the box it is better than CS1 loaded with mods and assets to make it playable and look great. The game is worth the investment. Just my two cents...

I'm sorry but... it's literally impossible to not have issues.
Devs aknowledged that economy is bugged, you can't be the exception here, you may have not noticed... yet. That's actually the major problem here: paradox will DEMAND more paid dlc, means more content, more content means more bugs on top of a broken system, if the game doesn't get fixed before anything gets added then it's pretty much the end.

[lorxy]

Yes

[AlienWired]

My truck??

Hopefully...

[aelm03]

Originally posted by Nix:

Originally posted by panik attak:

I understand everyone's frustrations and don't wish to discount their issues although I have not had any myself, however, why not give the devs some time to resolve the issues? People are saying the game shouldn't have been released yet. The version I have works just fine for me, right now. As my city grows, and I approach more milestones and the game uses more resources, I may have the same issues and bugs as others. I get that. I just don't see why we can't be happy with what we have so far and at least have something to enjoy while they work on it. That seems to be the nature of pc gaming these days, like it or not.

For some of us the game will run great. I have a Ryzen 7 5800x, 64GB DDR4, and a RTX 2080 which is not all that awesome of a graphics card, and the game runs 40+ fps on HIGH settings which is more than acceptable for this type of game. It is not MW3 which needs higher fps understandably. For some of you it will not run good at all until you upgrade your PC, WHICH THEY EVEN TOLD YOU WOULD MOST LIKELY BE NECESSARY! This is also the nature of pc gaming these days. Those of us who've played games for 30+ years have ALWAYS had to do some upgrading as the years progress in order to meet minimum specs for games. This is nothing new. Why such outrage? Seriously.

Since covid people have become much too obnoxious and quick to gripe and lose their patience over just about everything in life, including something designed and produced for the intent of enjoyment. Relax, enjoy the game for what it is at this moment, and have faith that they will support this game just as they did CS1.

For any of you that are on the fence... Buy the game. Out of the box it is better than CS1 loaded with mods and assets to make it playable and look great. The game is worth the investment. Just my two cents...

I'm sorry but... it's literally impossible to not have issues.
Devs aknowledged that economy is bugged, you can't be the exception here, you may have not noticed... yet. That's actually the major problem here: paradox will DEMAND more paid dlc, means more content, more content means more bugs on top of a broken system, if the game doesn't get fixed before anything gets added then it's pretty much the end.

Just give them some time and the benefit of the doubt.

The traffic is also bugged. I have huge avenues with barely any cars that are shown as red, and the service coverage won’t go through there.

Maybe it won’t be solved in a month, probably it will all be solved in two or three. Let’s just not expect it tomorrow.

I find the game in its current state as boring, we will surely enjoy it in one or two years

[Awesomes007]

Originally posted by Steefy_92:

Originally posted by Nix:

I have very low hopes for this title, what's your opinion? please... no flame. No need for that.

It will be fixed but even in the current state I'm having really good time. So go figure

When I was a kid there was a mentally handicapped teen in the neighborhood who I found enjoying play with a dead animal.

[Awesomes007]

Originally posted by Turk:

followed every step on the performance post, still cant play more than 2 mins without a crash :(

Same here.