Thread 723850330

>the game was stuttering 20,29% of the entire time of the benchmark, which is by far the worst result I have ever seen. Usually, even the worst cases of stuttering reach around 9 or 10%. The analysis thus confirms the subjective experience: this is perhaps the worst example of stuttering seen in a long time in a PC game, and we've seen a lot in the past few years.

https://wccftech.com/vampire-the-masquerade-bloodlines-2-pc-performance-test-stuttering/q

Why are PC developers like this?

>>723850330 (OP)
Runs good on PS5 Pro. There's not even a pro patch.

so this...is the power of modern PC gaming

>>723850330 (OP)
It's not the engine's fault, it's a skill issue on the part of the developers.

>>723850330 (OP)
It really is really annoying
Devs today can't make games

>>723851152
You guys shilled reengine as a gift from the gods, but in reality, it has traversal stutters when loading ridiculously small chunks of the map

bastard bitch please do the needful and upgrade your computer!

>>723850330 (OP)
>link
>it's jpg of the motherboard

>>723851152
Based

I don't want to intentionally be a dick to indians but like...did work get outsourced back in the day? I feel like basically every game I ever owned worked well. I just played dying light the beast and there were so many show stopping bugs it ruined the experience.

J-j-j-just spend f-f-f-five thousand on a gaming p-p-p-p-p-pc, bro!

>make a terrible game unplayable by using UE5
these guys are smart...

>>723852429
I worked QA back in the day and they used to not be able to ship games with showstoppers (crashes/ progression blockers). Being able to fix games with patches must have made the publishers more lax and removed the need for dedicated QA teams when you can just use the paying customers.

>>723850330 (OP)
>>723852137
Fixed link https://wccftech.com/vampire-the-masquerade-bloodlines-2-pc-performance-test-stuttering/

Switch to DLSS, what are you, stupid?