The frames per second average around 30-42 on non combat and small areas. When there is combat i dips down to 27-28 fps. If there's a lot of stuff in the background i will go down even further to 20-25 fps yes its not a typo i will go all the way down to 20 fps on some scenes. The texture on this game is really good but nothing to impressive. At times the game play will get a joggy to the point where it will affect the way you play it. The environment looks great and the flied of view of the game can be seen far and wide. The animation could have been better at times it will glitch and do the animation way before you hit the guy. Cinematic are pre rendered and look way worst than the actual gameplay they have a little bit of noise that will distracted you from the storytelling but no frame drops at all during the cutscenes. Overall its an OK port with quite of few flaws to be worked on and patched. It's definitely not worth $60 dollars i would wait until its on sale for $30 or less.
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They should have waited until all the issues in the game are fixed before releasing it.
On my stock 970 the game started just fine in the intro level, 60-80fps inside the factory with FXAA, but as soon as the doors to the outside opened, BAM, 30-35fps.
Turned HBAO+ Ultra to just HBAO+ and PCSS Ultra to just PCSS and voila, instant 20fps boost. They actually did an okay job for once. Didn't go into the nitty-gritty (CPU, GPU usage), but performance is better than expected, to be honest.
Example. Witcher 3, on ultra, everything turned on, 4k needs two GTX 980s in SLI and even then it averages just a little below 60fps, most times around 50 or 48fps. I don't think you fully get what your watching. Nothing is wrong with the title from what I've seen, that is indeed how demanding next gen PC titles actually are ,especially in 1080p or 4k on ultra maxed out settings.
Also the frame drops are weird. From 50fps to 20fps is unacceptable.
1. What are your pc specs?
2. What resolution are you running at?
3. What was your average FPS?
4. What was your 1% minimum?
5. What was your .1% minimum?
If you can't answer, or don't answer these questions, you have no business writing benchmark reviews.
Also, I will say you're writing isn't "too" impressive ...
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6. Are you playing on "ultra" or "high"? I haven't seen an "ultra high" setting in any of the games I've played. Is this some sort of super setting?
Also, if he's playing on ultra in 4k, 30-40 fps sounds aboit right for 1 gtx titan. I have 2 980tis. I would settle for nothing less than 60 fps with my setup. I will wait for some true benchmarks. I don't trust yahoos on youtube ...