I’m so confused by this game so far. Maybe it will grow on me but so far my brain can’t really take it. It does look very good, although I’m not used to the weird movement in these games anymore. I wish I could turn the wobbly camera while moving and walking off.
Deathloop [PS5, XBSX|S, PC, XGP]
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I think it does have a headbob setting in the menu. Because I'm pretty sure I set it down to 50%.
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They certainly did put a lot of effort into helping the player learn how the game works. I don't think any of it was annoying or unnatural either. And since a lot of the helper stuff can be disabled in the menu it's customizable anyway.
They certainly did put a lot of effort into helping the player learn how the game works. I don't think any of it was annoying or unnatural either. And since a lot of the helper stuff can be disabled in the menu it's customizable anyway.
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You could have had that on older TVs if you didn't insist on the Sony brand.
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He is such a Sony fanboy!
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strange, maybe atuhor made mistake, I cant check it as dont have this game edit: you are right, author made mistake and removed video
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Video is already removed by the uploader.
VRR doesnt improve performance in that sense, what it does is removing the framerate cap, in the intense/areas where the hardware is used to its potentional the game should be aiming at either 30 or 60fps. Looking at the sky somewhere might give 120 or 200fps whatever. Seems a large group of users never has played with freesync/gsync the past decade or VRR on the xbox since some years.
VRR doesnt improve performance in that sense, what it does is removing the framerate cap, in the intense/areas where the hardware is used to its potentional the game should be aiming at either 30 or 60fps. Looking at the sky somewhere might give 120 or 200fps whatever. Seems a large group of users never has played with freesync/gsync the past decade or VRR on the xbox since some years.
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vsync also has some perf penalty so in this sense removing cap and vsync can increase perf. using vrr, also some games can have nice perf. margin over targeting 30 or 60fps if devs are conservative and want to make sure frames are stable with cap
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sorry, turns out author of video made mistake, rt still 30 fps cap (he wrote me that he made mistake because you have to reboot deathloop to make changes in gaphic mode)
One gets 'improved performance' in areas (like looking at the sky) where the game otherwise would go above 30, 40 or 60fps etc. Thus increasing the average fps ofcourse. Once games will become like UE5, thus straining the systems more consistently, then its a good feature to smooth out those dips below 30fps, for example.
Question now is, do Digital Foundry and other youtube channels start benchmarking with uncapped framerates in the future? I'd be all in for that. Average fps's skyrocket in special on powerfull pc gpu's, doom eternal for example can reach in the 500/600fps range quite often, increasing the avarage fps dramatically.
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I think you didnt understant my post or didnt read it :d
Sadly 120/VRR was definitely not a thing when I bought my TV - 2016 - and not sure what Sony has to do with it. It just so happened to be the best TV I could find at the time.
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I simply thought you had a new set from 2019 and that all your sets were Sony branded. You acknowledged in your other posts that Sony is known to not support standard features until long time afterwards.
No 2016 and now it’s dying
It’s my first Sony - I had 2 amazing Panasonic plasmas before that, and some other before that.Similar threads
