Tried a bunch of different things but it’s always choppy here with path tracing.
Everything max with no RT is like this, in Gizeh, on a 60hz TV so this is locked.
And with max RT path tracing:
At best I could tweak it up to 40fps, which is a stuttery mess without VRR.
I also stumbled into a save damage bug… Unable to load the save. Fun. There was an option in the menu to do a rollback on the saves, tried that, it said it couldn’t be undone, but same problem again… Had to go all the way back to end of Vatican before it worked again.
Frame Generation is completely broken, the framerate bop around like crazy and the input latency makes it feel like xcloud on a bad day. Unplayable.
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and the civilians don't react at all.
The civilians are on your side, after all.
Yep. I also have a 4080 Super and it ran poorly on first boot with Path Tracing, but I realized that Texture Pool was set to max so I turned it down to something more reasonable (High or Ultra, not currently at PC to check) and it's been smooth sailing since.
They are certainly committed to the cause! One time I threw a pickaxe off the roof, and it bounced off a wall and hit a woman who was painting. She didn't even flinch.Maybe they didn't see anything.
Indiana Jones is an elite boxer. I've punched my way out many bad spots. Loving the game so far.I'm enjoying the exploration and dungeons, and the story is great, but the lack of consequence for getting caught kind of breaks the immersion. I've stopped even trying to hide when a guard comes searching.
Every guard is just a source of a new weapon for smashing over the head of the next one, and the civilians don't react at all.
I'm enjoying the exploration and dungeons, and the story is great, but the lack of consequence for getting caught kind of breaks the immersion. I've stopped even trying to hide when a guard comes searching.
Every guard is just a source of a new weapon for smashing over the head of the next one, and the civilians don't react at all.
That one? There is one saying it doesn’t work in the comments but will try, thanks.
Frame generation actual stutter fix :: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle General Discussions
On 4080 with FG enabled I had stutter/framedrops every few seconds, with both HDR on and off Looked into some things and turns out one of the day1 patches had changed the DLSS/streamline files, so tried downgrading them to the original day0 files instead. With those it seemed to fix all the FG...steamcommunity.com
This fixes it.
Thanks. That did it. Though I’m still not sure how to adjust the white rectangle so it didn’t leave the red circle. I tried moving the analog stick but the settings didn’t change. Still, the first change worked so I’m happy.
in your DS4Windows settings, under RS (right stick), increase the Dead Zone setting until it stops drifting.
in the Right Stick display on the left of my screenshot you see a red circle, adjust it so that if the stick is in a neutral position, the center of the white rectangle doesn't leave the red circle.
This worked. But started drifting left instead of right lol
One of the many reasons they were doomed to lose WW2. Thant and basically being universally considered the most bad guy group in history and most fun to kill in games. I’d feel worse about shooting a pig than a Nazi.
Not everyone. I don’t watch there stuff because I generally only play in quality modes of games on the device I want to play on. I don’t let others dictate where/how I play games.
Mostly. Hahaha. I’ll take that.
I really do. I think that’s why I think Red Dead Redemption 2 is the best game last generation. If you accept it as a bandit/cowboy immersive sim, rather than a western GTA, man, that game becomes something special.
No change.
No change.
But tbh I’m okay with going without RT for now, no more fiddling with settings, I just want to play this awesome game
What about energy from this one? Because those are the vibes Im getting.
Which isnt a bad thing to me. Im one of the eight people in the world that really enjoyed it.
. I also enjoyed some of it, so maybe I am the ninth. But it wasn't my top Thief game for sure, or basically Thief for me, it worked for me to look at it as a separate game not drawing comparisons to other entries of the series but constant hands animations for picking things up and gush that drawers it was a bit exhausting at the end. .Well, I've been playing a bit on my new PC. And here's a couple things I've noticed.
. Which basically was just walking back and forth from beside the pillar because I couldn't check if the guy turned around or not. Made me laugh. .
. This one reminds me of Thief remake a bit too much... Otherwise more of Deadly Shadows, I guess.
You dont really need to hold up the book at all times bro
Yeah VRAM was maxed but I tried lowering texture setting and shadow settings as the game says, that was how I got it up to about 40fps from 13 like in the pic. Low Latency setting in NV control panel was set to Ultra, I set that to Off but FG is still… galloping… as someone said.
Yeah I was getting not good path tracing performance and at some point I changed something and now it runs path tracing at a locked 60, like it's really stark. I have a 12GB card which you would think would be plenty but dropping texture caching and hair to medium helped I think. I also don't notice any quality hit to the textures from doing that, so it's not a sacrifice.
I took down a bunch of guards coming at me with my revolver easily and it looked like that. Just a pile of bad guys. It was just before you get to the area you are in though so no civilians. But yeah, no one reacts to what you are doing when you are out in the open.I'm enjoying the exploration and dungeons, and the story is great, but the lack of consequence for getting caught kind of breaks the immersion. I've stopped even trying to hide when a guard comes searching.
Every guard is just a source of a new weapon for smashing over the head of the next one, and the civilians don't react at all.
