I agree with them about the camera and the controls, camera angles get really bad in tight hallways or corridors that require you to look around while while crouched.
But I haven't really noticed the frame rate problem so much. The dips are there but don't really seem to bother or hinder gameplay.
Other than the first chapter, I am liking the game.
this is a 30fps title, and both should be locked to 30 imo
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lol what a mess of game.
"Bethesda has given PC users the tools to unlock The Evil Within's built-in 30fps cap, but we couldn't help but wonder - just how much computational power is required to double the game's frame-rate and produce a sustained, consistent 60fps experience at 1080p? It turns out that our PC test rig - fitted with a Core i7 3770K overclocked to 4.3GHz and matched with 16GB of DDR3 - couldn't handle it, not even when outfitted with the GeForce GTX 980, the fastest single-chip graphics card available on the market today."
"In the case of The Evil Within, it's a little strange, bearing in mind that the id Tech 5 engine on which it is based was designed by John Carmack and his colleagues with 60fps gameplay in mind - to the point where Jens Matthies, Creative Director at Machine Games noted that the technology effectively forced them into running Wolfenstein: The New Order at 60fps."
Well that is the expected Bethesda's quality lol
| ethomaz said: lol what a mess of game. "Bethesda has given PC users the tools to unlock The Evil Within's built-in 30fps cap, but we couldn't help but wonder - just how much computational power is required to double the game's frame-rate and produce a sustained, consistent 60fps experience at 1080p? It turns out that our PC test rig - fitted with a Core i7 3770K overclocked to 4.3GHz and matched with 16GB of DDR3 - couldn't handle it, not even when outfitted with the GeForce GTX 980, the fastest single-chip graphics card available on the market today." "In the case of The Evil Within, it's a little strange, bearing in mind that the id Tech 5 engine on which it is based was designed by John Carmack and his colleagues with 60fps gameplay in mind - to the point where Jens Matthies, Creative Director at Machine Games noted that the technology effectively forced them into running Wolfenstein: The New Order at 60fps."
Well that is the expected Bethesda's quality lol |
Oh come on, only because PS3 wasn't able to handle Skyrim? 
Teeqoz said:
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OMG I'm so old. RE4/Silent Hill style is now old school.....
| bubblegamer said: Yes the PS4 looks better when held up against the X1 version. I don't care either way though, this one game i like so i'm gonna enjoy it either way. |
Yeah, it's a good and solid Game ! If only devs had optimized the code a bit more, just a thought.
I'm considering to buy it.
”Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.”
Harriet Tubman.
It looks like this is a true sequel to Resident Evil 4, with all the performance issues.
Ninsect said:
Mediocre graphics, perhaps. Please don't continue the narrative where 70-80 is considered mediocre... |
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walsufnir said: Oh come on, only because PS3 wasn't able to handle Skyrim? |
Skyrim is a bug fest in every single platform... the worst PS3.
i'm playing it rigth now, at 60 fps, with some tricks, low fps has been 45-44, like ever the PC version is superior to the console ones :/
34 years playing games.
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