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A reallly bad performance (30 fps less) issues since last update , epilepsy danger bug
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Hello this is a bug that more people reported in discord etc too. going to post my PC specs in the end of the post
i have been playing the game since first update and since the last one i have huge drops in FPS in every situation game drops to 30 fps for no reason the stability is gone . its cpu related bug or something
i used to have 55-70 fps in every scenario this game was running better than Origins + oddessy but now its even worse .. dropping constantly when i am climbing&fighting in cities etc like NEVER before
Besides that since the new 3 abilities cutscene in the abilities menu i keep getting very strong flashing strobe light that made my eyes explode .. i had to stop playing right away because i it was happening when i was talking & using abilities . this is dangerous bug for the wrong people my friend have problems with certain flashing lights like this and he started playing the game a week ago...
I beg you please do not delete my post or archive it this is was the best in the series in terms of performance and i was really enjoying it until now.
Pc Specs:
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7400 CPU @ 3.00GHz (4 CPUs), ~3.0GHz
16GB ram
Gpu: Nvidia GTX1060 6GB VRAM -
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Haven't really noticed a FPS drop except in Ravensthorpe (but I guess it's all the added effects for the Yule festival).
On the other hand I do have these annoying flashes during cutscenes too. -
Same issue here. I'd run at a steady 60fps before the patch, now I'm tanking at 40fps. Sometimes it goes as low as 20-ish. I updated the game at the same time the 460.89 NVIDIA drivers released. But that was a very minor and specific update to Quake II and some A
MD GPU users are also getting the FPS drops so I'm fairly certain it has something to do with the 1.1.0 patch.
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