it degraded into a "wooo spooky run away haunted house!" experience there. naturally the chapter where you're being chased every two seconds down linear corridors in a hospital, was not the experience I wanted. Delores's chapter is the closest to what i wanted from the game: 1) takes place mainly in the creepy house 2) is not linear and you can do objectives in the order you want 3) has puzzles.
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I made a whole big text document full of the problems, but it's just a rant right now, and maybe I'll post it if I can organize it. there are some design issues here that hamper an otherwise fun game.
Originally posted by westingtyler:yeah about op's post. The youtube compression makes it look like trash but you can see it definitely is not "stuttery garbage" on my end. It doesn't seem to make much of a difference. Try turning your resolution scaling down. Very occasionally a frame drop stutter changing major areas. I am playing with a 3080, 8700k stock, 32gb 3200MHz c14, game on an 860 evo, sytem on 970 m.2 with an xbox1 wireless controller, in fullscreen mode and I am getting a constant 120fps with settings maxed out at 1440p. Originally posted by 🔥 C L O A K 🔥:The technical state of the game is also quite bad. Shame it wasn't given more time or resources, but is hard to justify as it vacuumed up the money of early-access fools for the past two years and has come out on the other side with not much to show for it. I didn't play this game prior to it's full release because I seriously feel early-access games are a cancer, but from what others tell me, the "Rakan" chapter and the non-existent 4th chapter do not justify the wait or the price hike. It needs to be in a percentage!!! How did this get past testing? It's small non-sense ♥♥♥♥ like this that really, really, make this game feel rushed.Īlso - two years and maybe 5-6 hours more in content.
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I imagine a lot of people don't notice this point and will say it runs "smooth as butter" as uninformed casual PC gamers tend to do, but in reality the frametiming poor and very noticeable on controller.Īlso, devs, what in the holy ♥♥♥♥ were you thinking labeling the resolution scaling as "high, very high, epic" "? Aside from a graphical setting being labeled as "epic" in an earnest horror game being weird and cringy as hell - NO ONE understands resolution scaling in this way. The game feels like stuttery garbage when using a controller because of the bad frametiming and the only way to "fix" it is to play in windowed as well as limit your frames below your max (e.g. Terrible frametiming on the level of Ubisoft open world games. The technical state of the game is also quite bad.įor reference, here are my specs: RTX 3080, i9 10900k, 32GB DDR4 4400MHz, gaming installed on an M.2 SSD That last bug in particular essentially ate 4 or 5 hours of my game-time as I got stuck with a bugged-out item that wouldn't work, and was forced to reload a save which was several hours back in time. From constant load-crashing/hanging, which requires the use of task manager, to parts of the game where an interactable won't "work" properly, essentially making the player stuck unless they are lucky enough to have a recently saved game that they can load into in hopes that the interactable will work on the second attempt. There are a number of major, game-breaking bugs in this game that range in severity. Then they drop a trailer the length of a teaser, using a lot of footage from previous trailers, to haphazardly announce an Oct. Think about it: a literal week ago, tons of people, myself included, thought this game was either dead of in development hell due to budgeting issues or internal issues in the studio. Great game - scary, intense, super unsettling and eerie - but the lack of polish shows and causes me to think the devs rushed it out to meet the Halloween sales.
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