Do you guys not have consoles?

[Razin_Shah]

It would be such a shame to experience a good game such as this on a stuttering and frame dropping PC port. Couldn't be me. PS5 copy of the game already on the way.

[Daddy Kratos]

no we have no interest in peasant hardware

[BOT Fred]

A peasant flexing about his peasant box. Very convincing

[Last Jackdaw]

Originally posted by Razin_Shah:

It would be such a shame to experience a good game such as this on a stuttering and frame dropping PC port. Couldn't be me. PS5 copy of the game already on the way.

Why don't you have the game now?
You should have paid for expedited shipping.

[Razin_Shah]

Originally posted by BOT Fred:

A peasant flexing about his peasant box. Very convincing

I reject the stuttermasterrace.

[Legiondorf]

How dare you leave your allotment peasant. Someone alert the guards!

[DUMMY]

Originally posted by Razin_Shah:

It would be such a shame to experience a good game such as this on a stuttering and frame dropping PC port. Couldn't be me. PS5 copy of the game already on the way.

Well, not sure about which stuttering and frame dropping PC port you're talking about but Hogwarts Legacy runs just fine at Ultra 1440p and definitely looks better than console.

[Havok]

120 FPS on ultra make console go brrrrrrr

[Xbob42]

Yeah, about that...

That immersion can occasionally be broken by Legacy’s dicey performance, though, which suffered from just about every issue that makes IGN’s performance review team cry during my time playing on PlayStation 5.

Those greatest hits include framerate inconsistency, weird issues where the lighting switches from too dark to too bright, aggressive pop-in while moving around the map quickly, and more. There’s even this weird thing where every door in Hogwarts has a brief loading screen. It’s understandable since there’s so much packed into this beast of an adventure, but the PS5’s promises of the death of loading screens haven’t quite been lived up to here as it’s clearly struggling to keep up with the spellcraft and whimsy of the Wizarding World.

And in case you're unaware, "frametime inconsistency" is a technical term for, you guessed it, stutter! One type of stutter at least.

[Razin_Shah]

Originally posted by Daddy Kratos:

Originally posted by Razin_Shah:

I reject the stuttermasterrace.

and yet here u r making a discussion in our superior platform

Stuttering and lag spikes is in no way superior. I reject your false ideals.

[zacharyt1122]

What do you mean "on the way?" You mean you still use a physical disc? I'm sorry, but what is this? The year 2005? Do you not have 4 different NVME drives with 4 TB of data to save all your games on?

[Minu]

Works fine for me, must be a skill issue

[Razin_Shah]

Originally posted by zacharyt1122:

What do you mean "on the way?" You mean you still use a physical disc? I'm sorry, but what is this? The year 2005? Do you not have 4 different NVME drives with 4 TB of data to save all your games on?

Console games don't run on disks nowadays anyway. It just saves you having to download 50gb of files.

[zacharyt1122]

Originally posted by Razin_Shah:

Originally posted by zacharyt1122:

What do you mean "on the way?" You mean you still use a physical disc? I'm sorry, but what is this? The year 2005? Do you not have 4 different NVME drives with 4 TB of data to save all your games on?

Console games don't run on disks nowadays anyway. It just saves you having to download 50gb of files.

Why? Do you have data caps? I suppose you're still using DSL, no PCMR would be stuck with anything but fiber with no data caps.

[fox]

He said the C word

[zen]

Originally posted by Razin_Shah:

It would be such a shame to experience a good game such as this on a stuttering and frame dropping PC port. Couldn't be me. PS5 copy of the game already on the way.

Most of you whining on about stutters and fps drops probably bought a pre built, and you most likely don't even clean, maintain and update it. Stick to your inferior device. Armchair gamers, sheesh