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Either the performance patch didn't work or it was nearly entirely ineffective

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#21

Playstation 2

#22

Yea because cutscenes really show off how the game actually looks…

cutscene:

Actual game:

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#23

I don’t know why I laughed as hard as I did.

#24

Cosplay:

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#25

Lol thats pretty good

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#26

I found that vsync is required for this game to work properly. Once it goes above the monitor refresh rate in FPS weird things happen like flickering, tearing, and stuttering. I think there are some forms of vsync now that doesn’t affect FPS below your refresh rate whereas normal vsync does. If your rig is high end, you should have one of those technologies available.

Also, I found that apparently 300 ms for //ping is not normal. I uninstalled that Leatrix latency fix that many people recommended installing before. This fixed my ping to 100 ms on average, which is better I suppose.

#27

Patience is a virtue.

If you like the game and support IMC, wait on it.
If you don’t care for them and honestly just expect them to pull it out of their ass in 15 seconds, well. You’re gonna rage a lot more.

Play other games if you’re tired of raging over this.

Come back in a couple days. Don’t ever stick to a game that is still under development, you’re just gonna end up hating it.

#28

Now try to do that without lag or freezes for old PCs.

#29

vsync is vsync and it does what it does

if the machine doesnt handle it well it has not enough power, thats why old games allowed setting fps-max values by console commands :wink: