I'm not talking about the sporadic traversal stutter we've seen in the demo. It's worse.
Yes and yes.
Like I said before, performance is fine in the demo areas. Those issues start occuring after that, or: are much more significant.
Haven't noticed anything on my PC, will try it later and see
shit and shit
Deck performance was not cutting it so i was thinking of getting on PS5
SMH
It's sounding more and more to me that the game should've been delayed, which Capcom generally doesn't usually do. Hopefully it's not bad enough to affect people's overall enjoyment, but if performance issues are really that bad throughout the game, then I'm wondering why it wasn't brought up more in reviews.
Could this be why Capcom had such strict guidelines on what reviewers could and could not show in their reviews? This is giving me Cyberpunk 2077 launch vibes.
Edit: I meant not AS bad as Cyberpunk's launch issues, but the idea of a developer potentially trying to hide performance issues by restricting what the reviewers can and cannot show.
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Pretty baffling. I know RE4 is more ambitious than RE8, but that game had great performance and pristine image quality across all current-gen platforms.
I edited to explain further.
Performance issues weren't the only problem with Cyberpunk. It was the massive amount of glitches and the game barely working on last-gen hardware.
Reviewers will look past performance issues if everything else in the game runs well.
It would be reflected in the review scores if that were the case.
They just don't want the game to be spoiled, that's all.
I feel you. I decided to pick up the PS5-version because I thought I'd get more stable performance there. Now it might turn out I get a less stuttery experience on PC, lol...unless it turns out, those are indeed traversal stutters. In that case this would be odd traversal stutters.
As much as I liked what I've played in terms of mechanics, "feel" and remaked content so far, this is easily the least polished RE I've played in years (at least on PS5).
Their guidelines were showing later areas and cut content - they wanted the changes to be a surprise.
Comparing this to cyberpunk is crazy though. Come on now. Some frame drops here and there aren't the end of the world.
Capcom generally does a really good job meeting their release dates with a polished project. But with RE4R being their largest RE game since probably RE6, I'm guessing they were a bit overconfident they would have it completely ready by March, but weren't willing to delay it.
oh no ☹️ I was hoping for locked 60 fps in performance mode without RT. Are you playing on a VRR display?
When the videos of a bunch of a tiny trees popping up at random start showing up, get back to us
I mean for what it's worth, the amount of people who have the game and aren't glowing about it, can probably be counted on one hand. It's been getting a lot of praise across the board from those who have it. I wouldn't let any of this bring you down.
First FFXVI gave the one poster RE6 vibes, now RE4 remake is giving a poster Cyberpunk 2077 vibes.
Interesting...
Interesting...
I saw on the Steam discussion board for this game that there is no preload. I hope that's not true because I'd like to play this right away.
I mean these issues on consoles are disappointing and I can see how someone can be down on the game. As for me, if the PS5 already looks disappointing, it does not give me much hope for the PSVR2 version, it will probably look rough as hell.
I feel like Capcom should have delayed the game.
I feel like Capcom should have delayed the game.
Same but it's looking like it may not have one. Someone claimed the previous two games didn't have a preload either on Steam. I don't know why.
I'm playing on a pretty standard 4k monitor, no VRR.
The remake doesn't drop frames like Elden Ring did, I haven't experienced such slowdowns at least. It's annoying hitching, closer to split second freezes than framedrops.
Do you have a VRR display? Just wondering if that's not catching the drops or not. Feels like this game is gonna make use of that feature pretty heavily.
Edit: Ah just noticed that you ain't. Good to know.
I see. I'm curious to see the performance with VRR screen. Friday can't come soon enough.
You know that the game started development in 2017, right? You really think they had devkits back then?
And not to mention, when Dusk Golem discussed the various playtests in like 2018 or 2019 (revealing info that turned out to be 100% true like werewolves, Chris shooting Mia, etc), these tests were done on PS4 Pro?
Edit: I completely missed the bold, I am so sorry lol, totally misunderstood your post. Leaving mine up for the shame.
Wanting smooth perfomance isn't the same as being addicted to frames.
I'm now planning on getting this for PS4 Pro instead of Xbox Series X due to the control issues. Videos I've watched show the framerate is decent enough in performance mode on PS4 Pro, but does anyone know how load times are?
Yeah I get migraines if the framerate isn't stead or the framepacing is off. It sucks :(
Acting like we're in a cyberpunk situation because the frame rate isn't perfect (just like every other game in the world) is.
Even then, they're talking about general perfomance and visual issues, not complaining a game isn't 60fps or something. It's different, even if the hyperbole was silly.