I gotta say having shit you can tweak in an INI that does anything more than improve performance is not great dev practice. You leave shit in the INI that you don't mind the players touching and you hide everything else behind a hashed file.
Returning to beta population numbers but with out the beta community.
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I gotta say having shit you can tweak in an INI that does anything more than improve performance is not great dev practice. You leave shit in the INI that you don't mind the players touching and you hide everything else behind a hashed file.
What performance issues are you seeing? What is your system specs?
I have been through all of those areas, at this point pretty much every point on the map except Gal Kor, and my performance stays pretty consistent. It is between 30-60fps and I have my GPU locked at 60fps because my monitor is a 60hz monitor, and I dont want to over tax my GPU. My system rarely goes about 40% CPU load, 70% RAM and 90% of my GPU.
95% of what people do in this game is not intended. But SV lets them get away with it. You cant just punish for somethign 1 time and never for all the others. They need to fix their game.
thats the only issue for me, you win, but you actually lose. Better to stay blue and just kill horses at the GY to sell more horses to the people who've had their horses killed.
Its good for business.
That's not true. The majority of people are set on menial tasks because of the game design. Dude said you are hiding if you play on an alt server, but if you look at all of the spots that would engage pvp in MO1, they are all just hard camped on main. There are people mining like... 20 different dudes out there mining. You can just imagine back in the day some MC coming thru like trololo, snacktime. Same w/ stuff like GY, hard camped. That's what the majority of pop is doing or they are in haven.
Those guys are mostly here anyway, plus new people. I dunno those content dudes, but they talk mad shit. Zers talks mad shit. There are controversial people, but the area where people are actually creating content is a very small part of the map. We got 3k people and nobody is doing shit. I mean, those guys were cool (and again THEY HERE, more or less), but out of 3k people there are more. New guilds are popping up with large member rosters... it's just there's not much to do. It's the game.
That might be ok for RPing but for PvP you need 60+ frames always or ur at a huge disadvantage
You can pvp at 60fps quite easily. The human eye wont register much more than 24fps, movies are filmed at 24fps for that reason. The most important thing to PVP in a twitch based FPS or any twitch based game is consistent and stable FPS. If I am getting a solid 60fps it doesnt matter.
Nope, majority of humans have a capacity of 45-60fps and it's not a problem of "human eye", it's the capacities of the eye and your nervous system combined. You can train your vision, an average jet pilot have a 200fps capacity and lots of cases of 255+fps pilots are documented all around the world.
In the modern standards we can define 45fps as normality, 24fps borderline visual problem and we still have 25% of population that can perceive above 60fps.
When you talk about videogames you don't only need high fps for your vision but for 2 other reasons:
1-the more fps you have (yes, even high values that you are not able to perceive) the more fluid are the images on your monitor and more easy is to coordinate your mouse with them. Aiming at moving target with a gun or a bow in a videogame in a 140+fps environment is way more easy than doing the same with 60+fps. This because, when you can't see more than 30fps for example, not everytime it's an eye problem but can just be the brain processing only half of the images it sees to economize brain resources, if you have more images per second you will have a better result, for this reason, even if you don't actually perceive more that 30fps your brain actually get some information from them, same principle of slow motion effects.
2-in videogames lots of functions are tied to frame per seconds meaning the more you have the more you will be able to do it faster. A good example is the rate of fire of automatic guns in lots of videogames (Escape From Tarkov and Battlefield included) where a gun with 800rpm shoot faster if you have 120fps than when you have 60fps.
I don't even know why you guys are talking about fps but, please, it's not 1890 anymore, stop with the "eye can't even see 30 fps" bullshit pls, but yes, you can pvp at 60fps, we are playing a videogame, not piloting a military jet.
You do realize that you can sit in a movie theater or in front of your TV and watch a movie.. and that movies frame rate is 24.... You dont know the difference.
He wasn't talking about streamers or youtubers. The names he named are some of the Hero's and Supervillains of MO1. They're people who created interactions and content within the game world through their actions. Their actions caused regional conflicts, some caused server wars, others were political brains, others were big brain traders with power through reputation etc.
If you get 60 fps at all times yes, but drops to 30 fps will affect your performance
True. There is a reason why I lock my frame rates at 60. If it stays within 10 of that I dont notice any change.
You do realize that those are scientific facts and not uncle Joe's opinions that you can argue?
You can easily google and get scientific papers with accurate numbers and diagrams, various tests and experiments have been made through the years and are all there. This is the first that came up with a 10 second search, but you can find more and more recent if you just look for it.
I hope "sitting in front of your TV and watch a movie" is not the best you can do.
When I tried recording with HDR the colours are over saturated, was wondering if others are having same issue