Good, Thanks, I'll try that tonight (still 2PM where I live
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Odyssey Going Forwards
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My monitor is 1920 x 1080. ) The last video was shot using FXAA and x1.25, and I made a new video with new graphics settings in the game SMAA and x1.0. When it is uploaded to YouTube, I will publish it immediately. OK?But what's about this FXAA and X 1.25 in the attachment of your post below:
And please, lets also compare our resolutions. Again, mine is 2560 x 1440. If you have a much better monitor than mine (which is good possible) than your GPU load could be higher accordingly.Odyssey Going Forwards
Or that you go full Rocinate and small turreted weapons could be used to ward of attackers on foot. That's what I'm thinking the Point Defense Utility Module could be used for. As it stand it's already fairly niche, something like that could give it much wider appeal. Not necessary, could...forums.frontier.co.uk
I use SMAA snd 1 x super sampling. I have a 2080ti and tbe performance is "ok" but not amazing.
Try to fly over settlements from my videos. Try to record a video of a flight over a populated area and display the game graphics settings on the video. Not all settlements have such strong FPS drops, but nevertheless they are bad.
Personally I understand the sentiment and feel much the same way. A large portion of the community does feel hoodwinked, whether that is true or not is irrelevant, the sentiment exists and is entirely the fault of ED.
Glass houses & throwing stones come to mind, your recent posts have been full of passive aggression and unbecoming for a volunteer moderator.
And zero G legs..
The problem is that not only the settlement disrupts the FPS, but the stones scattered around the settlement also disrupt the FPS, and the canyon itself also affects the FPS. Try flying at low altitude with turns without a flight assistant. Maintain roughly the same height, trajectory and turn rate as mine in the video.
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Also try not to slow down, keep at about the same speed as mine.
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Also try not to slow down, keep at about the same speed as mine.
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I'm seeing the same stuttering in very big settlements. Looks like a temporary overload of the PC while loading new parts of the settlement. Which is a bit ridiculous, as I'm running the game from a SSD. SATA though, maybe I have to move the game to my NVMe instead ? I wouldn't call it unplayable, but it sure needs optimisation.
Despite what he said, he was mocking me. It couldn't be any more obvious. It seems to be the attitude to paying customers (Not Sally, she's brilliant. Also Zac, I like him). We've even seen people being mocked on official Elite live streams and it's prevalent from Mods on here. No wonder people are disenfranchised with Elite. The rot is everywhere. No doubt he'll come back with some clever comment or a ban. I literally don't care because a) I've got screenshots of the conversation and b) as we speak I'm downloading Star Citizen for the first time thanks to the attitude here. I'll go where I'm wanted.
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Helloo! Grabbed the video and notes, thanks so much.
Apart from the work on the performance and the bugs
Information about which changes or extensions are planned next would be interesting. These could be discussed in advance so that it does not lead to misunderstandings and annoyance again. At the moment we know next to nothing where the journey should go.
Information about which changes or extensions are planned next would be interesting. These could be discussed in advance so that it does not lead to misunderstandings and annoyance again. At the moment we know next to nothing where the journey should go.
NVME SSD is not and should never be a minimum expectation for getting minimum viable performance.
If Horizons could run off an HDD fine, and Odyssey is simply an expansion for the game, it should not suddenly REQUIRE an NVME to run properly.
Regardless of whether it should be needed or not, I can confirm that running the game from NVMe does help with disk based IO.
I just happened (for video processing purposes) to be replacing my 1 TB SATA 3 SSD with a 1 TB NVMe almost exactly one month after Odyssey dropped. After the replacement, the performance difference was noticeable to me. I didn't notice any further stuttering until after Update 5 but that seems to have since gone away as well.
That said, my NVMe (WDS100T2B0C) is on the lower priced end of the range and the performance is about 4 times faster than the SATA 3 SSD.
This is my experience. YMMV.
You're right - the addition of teleporters makes no sense.
So consider this - they didn't add teleporters. They added an indicator to show you where to go to board your ship.
And the fade-to-black is also not teleportation - it's a placeholder for all the thousands of hours extra work that needs to be done before we can
- Extend the staircase (some ships don't have one and the door is way up high - I think the Asp Exp is an example?);
- Walk up it;
- Traverse the corridors (hundreds of meters of them on the big ships) through the fully fleshed-out ship interior to the cockpit;
- [Insert other optional ship interior game play - visit the head, make a coffee, stow the stuff you just stole from the settlement etc]
- Sit in the pilot's seat (or not, if we're crewing on someone else's ship?)
- Engage the engines...
I'm glad we didn't have to wait.
My game is on an nvme disk and the performances are bad in the same kind of settlements....
Unfortunately the canyon by itself has nothing to do with the bad framerate, and I agree with @Sergo that there may be a bug with the rock (Krysst Analysis Lab in Epsilon Hydri 6a has exactly the same problem, lots of rocks nut no canyon around).
Remarkably, Epsilon Hydri 6a and Gbekree AB7a share something in common : They are both the first satellite of a brown dwarf (Y) star (the main stars are different though).
I don't think that the brown dwarf is the cause of the problem but still... may be worth investigating.
Infos:
EDSM : Epsilon Hydri (bodies)
EDSM : Gbekree (bodies)
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All the talk of ship interiors does lend the to the fact that for the most part ED is empty, if you look at the game as a whole:
1) Supercruise is empty apart from when your doing something around stations, planets etc.
2) most of the space sections have nothing much in them, space is interspersed with planets and things in the way but you can go from the nav beacon to your destination with little or no interaction on your part until you get to less than a minute away in Supercruise.
3) Hyperspace is 99.9% empty apart from the odd occasional Thargoid encounter cut scene.
If you add in ship interior's there would be a huge section of the game where we would be waiting for something to do. This is where the jump drive in Elite made it fun we can jump to the next encounter etc, ED had Supercruise but unlike jump drive it doesn't get mass locked
1) Supercruise is empty apart from when your doing something around stations, planets etc.
2) most of the space sections have nothing much in them, space is interspersed with planets and things in the way but you can go from the nav beacon to your destination with little or no interaction on your part until you get to less than a minute away in Supercruise.
3) Hyperspace is 99.9% empty apart from the odd occasional Thargoid encounter cut scene.
If you add in ship interior's there would be a huge section of the game where we would be waiting for something to do. This is where the jump drive in Elite made it fun we can jump to the next encounter etc, ED had Supercruise but unlike jump drive it doesn't get mass locked
What programming?
I've yet to see the awesome ideas from elite gamers that are going to "prove" the reasons for implementing it.
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