I wish Gabe would remove his flip flop, put a suit on and try to make the thing ship faster. I ordered mine in March (because I’m an idiot) and probably won’t be able to order it this year.
dispelling the myth that PC is a 'premium' place to play games - Steam's top 10 highest rated games paint a bleak picture for the platform
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UE4 stutter is a solvable problem.
It just sucks devs are choosing stutter over longer load times, or not giving users the option to pre-compile shaders.
Give it a few weeks sure stray will be fixed on PC. Lets not pretend this kinda of shit happens on all platforms.
Pc users hoping it lasts less than two weeks.
Ps5 users hoping it lasts longer than two weeks.
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Stray issue is not a game issue.
It's ue5 streaming. The only fix is on steam deck as it downloads cache
Okay I'm coming in late to this and have no idea if someone already said this but in my opinion this is going to be heavily slanted based on certain things...
1. Is the game controversial
2. Did it have a bad update
3. Does it have any kind of aggressive micro transactions
4. Does it use Denuvo
5. Can a wide range of different PC setups play the game
The way steam reviews work is because it's a simple binary up or down you recommend or you don't there are lots of opportunities to review bomb a game on steam for doing a single thing wrong
1. Is the game controversial
2. Did it have a bad update
3. Does it have any kind of aggressive micro transactions
4. Does it use Denuvo
5. Can a wide range of different PC setups play the game
The way steam reviews work is because it's a simple binary up or down you recommend or you don't there are lots of opportunities to review bomb a game on steam for doing a single thing wrong
looks like been a few patches looking into it already. I been playing with patches and haven't seen it.
Don't even see it on my 3050ti gaming tablet. Sure not running 4k just Qhd, but its running maxed setting to. Thought it would be a tougher nut to crack
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Same here. Both my Steam Deck and my main PC don't have any stutters. One AMD card and the other Nvidia card. So I'm doubting the setup system on their PC.
I even saw very little stuttering in Elden Ring but nowhere near the kind of stuttering that many were complaining about. I don't know if it has to do with system configuration or what?
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Some people just like to shit on PC, no matter what day of the week, no matter if it's here or other forums. Some people never change, and it's sad/pathetic. Every attempt to shit on PC, they are there. Even when it's not about PC, shit on PC. That just be a sad way to live.
You can thank Digital Foundry for spreading the FUD and giving weapons to fanboys to throw at each other.
After testing the game myself I didn't see a hint of stutters or any other problems, but my PC is WAY above average and it's perfectly balanced and put together.
On PC there are so many variables that can make a game stutter that I don't doubt the problem is there.
Wrong memory pairings, wrong slots for memory not enabling quad channel, wrong frequency and CAS latency for the CPU. And this is just on memory side, most people don't care about this stuff and then their PC stutters everywhere because it's not balanced with the right parts.
You guys REALLY need to stop saying that people are spreading FUD....
Put the fanboy mentality aside for a moment and think about what's best for the platform. It's UNDENIABLE that many of these UE4 games suffer from shader compilation and asset loading/garbage collection stutters.
This has NOTHING to do with memory configurations, with processor speeds, with anything else hardware... This is a fundamental problem with how PCs work.
Now, I'm not saying every game has this issue... far from it. But MANY do... and we need it to be addressed. So STOP WORRYING about it giving console fanboys weapons to attack your platform. It should not be downplayed... It's a real issue, and the sooner we deal with it, the better it will be for everyone.
Put the fanboy mentality aside for a moment and think about what's best for the platform. It's UNDENIABLE that many of these UE4 games suffer from shader compilation and asset loading/garbage collection stutters.
This has NOTHING to do with memory configurations, with processor speeds, with anything else hardware... This is a fundamental problem with how PCs work.
Now, I'm not saying every game has this issue... far from it. But MANY do... and we need it to be addressed. So STOP WORRYING about it giving console fanboys weapons to attack your platform. It should not be downplayed... It's a real issue, and the sooner we deal with it, the better it will be for everyone.
post above makes too much sense .
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Fair point.
I think that people with a well configured PC can brute force through it and still get a stellar experience playing the game.
It is a problem though. That's for sure. I don't think it's Epic's fault as all shaders have to be compiled into GPU code before use. So these companies using the UE should take the necessary steps to make sure that compilation happens before level loads.
Squeaky wheel gets the grease. I hope people complain even if it’s not a huge %. If it’s an issue for the community better get on a fix.
Stray runs great on my weakest hardware (100w i9/3050ti gaming tablet). Dunno what other games I have that use unreal 5 but haven’t seem stuttering issues.
Stray runs great on my weakest hardware (100w i9/3050ti gaming tablet). Dunno what other games I have that use unreal 5 but haven’t seem stuttering issues.
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