ONE PIECE World Seeker

ONE PIECE World Seeker

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how to get the game to work properly
By R3VY64
this guide will show you how to get the game running without the audio stutter or frame drop/stutter
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1. find and keep note of your monitor or tv refresh rate and resolution
open settings from start menu and go to display and keep note of your resolution and frame rate that is currently set
2. nvidia control panel
go to 3d application settings and add one piece world seeker you can find the game directory by going to istall drive and going to steamapps and common folder and one piece world seeker folder OR right click on the game in steam and click browse local files and copy that directory over to nvidia control panel after that set vsync to on and your max frame rate to your current monitors refresh rate then apply and close nvidia control panel
3. in game settings
go to options and advanced settings in game and apply the following settings as listed below

Resolution Scaling : 1

Dynamic Resolution : On

Vertical Sync : Off

Anti-aliasing : TAA

Motion Blur : On

Ambient Occlusion : Off

Shadow Resolution : Low

Texture Quality : Medium

Anisotropic Filtering : x4

Screen Space Reflection : Medium

Volumetric Fog : Medium

motion blur you can adjust based on preference but i find the game runs smoother with it on
also run the game in full screen at your native monitor resolution for max performance
disclaimers
this fix is for nvidia gpus only there may be alternate method similar to this fix for amd but i dont know of an amd fix
also this fix worked perfectly for me to remove the audio stutter bug and frame drops and performance inconsistencies and i played it for 7 hours straight without any issues after this fix but please keep in mind your millage may very depending on your configuration/ pc build i have gtx 1650 super and a 6 core 12 thread ryzen processor and this fix works on those specs

and finally if this fix worked for you try to get this guide out to others to help them fix their game as well and if you want to a reward is always welcome but not nessicary i just want to help people fix this game so they can play it cause its a really good game
21 Comments
Capt'n Crunchers May 11, 2024 @ 11:10pm 
Windows 10 Fix below.

The fix that helped me was:
> go into start menu
> type "graphics settings"
> click browse
> enter your one piece .exe on steam should be something like "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER\OPWS.exe"
> after it's added click on One Piece app and click options
> change to high performance.

I'm assuming it's roughly the same as the Nvidia fix but I couldn't find the high performance option in Nvidia app.
jsem_tt Mar 18, 2024 @ 6:38am 
hi my screen in 620*360 pixel what have do
WormEnator2000 Feb 22, 2024 @ 7:53pm 
hmmm step 3 in game settings well first the game has to load past the play button from steam...
WINSEVN Aug 19, 2023 @ 9:24pm 
Has anyone found a fix for devices with :
Intel® Core™ i5-1135G7
Intel Iris Xe
16 GB RAM
Windows 11 64-bit

Certain areas, I have dips as well and setting everything to low does not fix it. In fact, High settings excluding filtering and scaling has the same dips as low settings. Please help
cyn720 Jul 12, 2023 @ 4:29am 
bro every time i click play my screen turns black and a bit of white on top and goes back to the game page. please help
hardman Mar 19, 2023 @ 1:49pm 
the just crashes every time i open it i tryed verifingintegrity of the game files like the comment bleow me said but is still crashes
R3VY64  [author] Dec 22, 2022 @ 5:57pm 
@RapterRex im not sure but verifying integrity of game files through steam may fix it if not there may be a custom patch somewhere to fix it
Okuyasu Nijimura Dec 21, 2022 @ 10:19pm 
everytime
i try and go onto the game it just crashes is there anyway to fix that?
joee Nov 25, 2022 @ 2:17pm 
dude got heated below me, worked for me :)
Turtleman Nov 22, 2022 @ 10:02am 
edit to my earlier comment, it works now. I messed around and made sure it played on my proper nvidia card rather than integrated graphics. I dunno.