From my experience, yes.
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Post by sharontubul on Feb 7, 2017 3:59:47 GMT 10
The game only seems optimized because technically it kind of sucks. The textures are muddy and the effects are cheap. Somehow takes up 80% of my RAM though. I really don't find it very optimised. I have an average graphic card that could easily breeze through RE6 and REV2. I think their newer engine is just not really optimised.
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Post by Overseer on Feb 7, 2017 4:00:23 GMT 10
Ink Ribbons are in Madhouse Mode (Cassette Tapes) but you get so many of them there's never really an issue. Also to me a debbie downer: The game only seems optimized because technically it kind of sucks. The textures are muddy and the effects are cheap. Somehow takes up 80% of my RAM though. Not to mention the copious amount of crashing (console and PC) I've seen reported all last week on three of the different speedrun discord servers... when it shouldn't be a problem. Also, 7 in a nutshell (since I remembered this when going through CDs earlier) -
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Post by SAMI on Feb 7, 2017 4:01:09 GMT 10
Ink Ribbons are in Madhouse Mode (Cassette Tapes) but you get so many of them there's never really an issue. Also to me a debbie downer: The game only seems optimized because technically it kind of sucks. The textures are muddy and the effects are cheap. Somehow takes up 80% of my RAM though. Yeah, the textures are let down. But overall it looks good. But you got point. And yeah, at Mad House mode you have ink ribbon things. But mad house is unlocked after playing in easy/normal mode, right? By then, we already know how to finish the game. So you're already aware when its best to save. In RE1, I had to think my ass out because I didnt know what was next.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2017 4:02:12 GMT 10
Hopefully this doesn't break any rules but there's the Steam version and the other version. The steam version runs like hot dogshit and the other version is so smooth that I'm running it upscaled to 4K with everything granted up to high.
Just some perspective on the effects of poorly implemented DRM.
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Post by sharontubul on Feb 7, 2017 4:37:23 GMT 10
Hopefully this doesn't break any rules but there's the Steam version and the other version. The steam version runs like hot dogshit and the other version is so smooth that I'm running it upscaled to 4K with everything granted up to high. Just some perspective on the effects of poorly implemented DRM. Does it literally affect framerate? Woah mess.
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Post by SAMI on Feb 7, 2017 4:41:46 GMT 10
Hopefully this doesn't break any rules but there's the Steam version and the other version. The steam version runs like hot dogshit and the other version is so smooth that I'm running it upscaled to 4K with everything granted up to high. Just some perspective on the effects of poorly implemented DRM. You mean the other one, aka MS Store Version runs better? Isn't buying from MS store also means you can play it on Xbox one? Can't trust MS store though after what they've done with GFWL.
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Post by Overseer on Feb 7, 2017 4:43:13 GMT 10
Hopefully this doesn't break any rules but there's the Steam version and the other version. The steam version runs like hot dogshit and the other version is so smooth that I'm running it upscaled to 4K with everything granted up to high. Just some perspective on the effects of poorly implemented DRM. You mean the other one, aka MS Store Version runs better? Isn't buying from MS store also means you can play it on Xbox one? Can't trust MS store though after what they've done with GFWL. Also potentially the -cough cough- one because of the problems people have had with their legally bought versions continually crashing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Post by SAMI on Feb 7, 2017 4:52:35 GMT 10
You mean the other one, aka MS Store Version runs better? Isn't buying from MS store also means you can play it on Xbox one? Can't trust MS store though after what they've done with GFWL. Also potentially the -cough cough- one because of the problems people have had with their legally bought versions continually crashing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Eww, so MS Store version runs better but crashes frequently? Sucks then. Never brought a game from MS store. If I buy RE7 from MS Store, do I need internet connection to play? Or can I just play it offline?
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Post by Overseer on Feb 7, 2017 4:59:35 GMT 10
Also potentially the -cough cough- one because of the problems people have had with their legally bought versions continually crashing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Eww, so MS Store version runs better but crashes frequently? Sucks then. Never brought a game from MS store. If I buy RE7 from MS Store, do I need internet connection to play? Or can I just play it offline? I think you missed as to what I was referring to what was being mentioned prior without outright saying it because of the forum rules, so I'll just post this here. So, surely you can piece that one together. And I'm not entirely sure about the online/offline thing, I never bothered to check as I rarely go offline nowadays so I never get spammed with the notifications or menu rerouting for such things. That and the version I was looking at was actually the PS4 version here, but the crashing problem has been mentioned by people on consoles and PC so I honestly wouldn't know which version to recommend to actually go and buy if you wanted to put your money towards it.
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Post by Rtoo on Feb 7, 2017 5:00:25 GMT 10
I really don't find it very optimised. I have an average graphic card that could easily breeze through RE6 and REV2. I think their newer engine is just not really optimised. Revelations 2 looked and ran like shit. Similarily RE1HD (RE0HD too from what I've read) had performance issues. My old pc had no problems running better looking games, including MTF ones, but the version of the engine introduced in Revelations 2 (the next-gen in-name-only one), probably fueling RE1HD and RE0HD was an absolute mess.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2017 5:02:14 GMT 10
The Steam version is legally bought. The other version is neither of those things. Outside of the baker residence I chugachugachugalong at like 45fps on medium settings on the Steam version, but I can hit 130fps+ in the same location on higher settings using the other version. With a 1060 and an i5-2320, just FYI.
Not only did Capcom fuck the game, they implemented DRM so poorly that it assaults the framerate.
Also the MS store version is worse: Microsoft's backend shit along with poor DRM means there's a good 10-20 frames lost depending on setup.
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Post by SAMI on Feb 7, 2017 5:20:13 GMT 10
Lol I get it now xD Didn't knew denuvo would fail so hardly because FiFA 16 and 17 are still kicking ass. I really don't find it very optimised. I have an average graphic card that could easily breeze through RE6 and REV2. I think their newer engine is just not really optimised. Revelations 2 looked and ran like shit. Similarily RE1HD (RE0HD too from what I've read) had performance issues. My old pc had no problems running better looking games, including MTF ones, but the version of the engine introduced in Revelations 2 (the next-gen in-name-only one), probably fueling RE1HD and RE0HD was an absolute mess. I agree with you. RE REV 2 looks worse than RE6 and runs worse than RE6. No matter what setting and what resolution I choose, I get stutters here and there. The doesn't even feel smooth as RE6 and REV 1. About RE Remastered, I could onky choose 2880x1600 and had severe FPS drops with Vsync On. But I disabled Vsync, set FPS to variable, set resolution to 2560x1440 (Ini edit) and set FPS to 60.5 through Nvidia Inspector (FPS limit through Nvidia inspector doesn't cause severe tears and looks smooth. It only tears 1 cm above the bottom of my screen). I will check if external Vsync works better. But it(RE1 Remastered) ran better than REV 2. The Steam version is legally bought. The other version is neither of those things. Outside of the baker residence I chugachugachugalong at like 45fps on medium settings on the Steam version, but I can hit 130fps+ in the same location on higher settings using the other version. With a 1060 and an i5-2320, just FYI. Not only did Capcom fuck the game, they implemented DRM so poorly that it assaults the framerate. Also the MS store version is worse: Microsoft's backend shit along with poor DRM means there's a good 10-20 frames lost depending on setup. At 1080p? Shit that means RE7 will have issues at 1440p with my card.
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Post by Overseer on Feb 7, 2017 5:28:18 GMT 10
Yeah, I was getting shit running problems with the trial edition on mine and I'm using - 1060, i7-6700k with 32gb of RAM.
That's why I was looking at the PS4 version. Only reason I didn't get motion sickness on the demo on PC is because it was stuttery, though the upside was that I didn't get the lighting issues where none of the shadows were rendering OR none of the lighting was rendering so I guess I had that going for me.
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Post by Rtoo on Feb 7, 2017 5:29:09 GMT 10
About RE Remastered, I could onky choose 2880x1600 and had severe FPS drops with Vsync On. But I disabled Vsync, set FPS to variable, set resolution to 2560x1440 (Ini edit) and set FPS to 60.5 through Nvidia Inspector (FPS limit through Nvidia inspector doesn't cause severe tears and looks smooth. It only tears 1 cm above the bottom of my screen). I will check if external Vsync works better. But it(RE1 Remastered) ran better than REV 2. Maybe so, but you had to make those tweaks yourself, not through means made avialable by the developers.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2017 5:32:37 GMT 10
Denuvo isn't the problem. Proper implementation of Denuvo doesn't impact framerates. Poor implementation (Lords of the Fallen, Arkham Knight, RE7, Far Cry Primal, Mankind Divided, Dishonored 2) utterly eviscerates framerate.
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О я где то уже это видел....