Yes, I am grateful to Oliver that he pointed out all these issues and weird design choices. Capcom has some work to do on their engine and QA. The game is great, but held back by these numerous flaws.
I thought about it, but the low res textures, no DualSense haptics, LOD pop in and animation stuttering for enemies made me not do it.
That really helped, thanks! It is far from good but gets somehow manageable. Vertical movement while aiming remains pretty awful.I basically fixed the deadzones issue on Xbox with these Camera Acceleration adjustments, at least for me:
Camera Acceleration
- Normal Gameplay
- When Aiming
It plays really good now on my Elite Controller v2 :)
I only adjusted those two compared to game controller defaults on Xbox + I'm using an Elite v2 (also all defaults except the paddles mapping and both sticks tighten up to medium force)
I assume they will address them soon especially since DF pointed them out and they're a huge outlet.
Honestly, neither deserves a purchase right now. Wait and see if they fix anything.
I was pretty critical about the image quality in the PS5 version, but I completely deactivated lens distortion and it looks pretty good, also the image quality gets better a few hours in, the demo part / chapter is the worst looking.
It should help, if you can change the deadzone on that controller.
That's Capcom for ya. Played the PS5 version a bit further and the constant hitching and stuttering really is distracting as hell, the image quality is a non-issue compared to that.
That is a design decision on PS4, where the animation rate of enemies is halved to save CPU time. The frame rate itself is near locked 60, so aiming, traversal etc. feels smooth as butter.
I'd say the huge deadzone on the gyro is a bigger issue tbh. The whole point of gyro is to make small adjustments that sticks can't but the gyro doesn't register until you move the controller a lot. It makes it feel so sluggish. It's like they tried to emulate analog stick movement on the gyroscope, deadzone and all, instead of just giving us 1 to 1 movement. Trying to gyro aim rifles with scopes is a nightmare.
These issues were confirmed to be in the final version of the game since before release though.
You must have the Special Limited Collector's Good IQ Edition then. Lucky you.
I did end up trying these settings in the demo and they feel better than anything I managed to find. Still not good but it's playable enough to convince me to pick it up. The retail release seems to have slightly different values than the demo though. The camera speed felt a tad slower so I bumped that up a bit. On a positive note, the framerate seems a bit more solid in performance mode on the Series S in the final release. The little forest area with the truck was noticeably dipping in the demo but it seems smoothed out now.
FYI just because you dont think/see something is an issue that doesnt make it a non issue. I dont see any issue with the Xbox controls, or input latency in general for retro collections, doesnt mean those issues dont exist.
