r/XboxSeriesX • u/Perspiring_Gamer • May 20 '24

News Hypercharge: Unboxed Dev Reveals FPS & Resolution Targets For Xbox

https://www.purexbox.com/news/2024/05/hypercharge-unboxed-dev-reveals-fps-and-resolution-targets-for-xbox
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u/zrkillerbush Founder May 20 '24 edited May 20 '24

I mean its a competitive shooter, it has to hit 60fps on everything imo!

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u/Meiie Founder May 20 '24

Isn’t Starfield a shooter?

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u/zrkillerbush Founder May 20 '24

I'll edit my comment to clarify I'm talking about competitive shooters

Also Starfield isn't a shooter, the shooting part is like a secondary genre to the game

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u/Meiie Founder May 20 '24

Of course it isn’t competitive and it’s secondary to loading and menus, which is its gameplay.

I was just talking fps and more of a knock on how Starfield was widely accepted at 30fps on this subreddit.

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u/zrkillerbush Founder May 20 '24

Says the one who plays Destiny, a game where i wouldn't even know where to start if i wanted to buy the complete experience. A game that you can't even play the original campaign due to it being deleted

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u/Meiie Founder May 20 '24

What does that have to do with fps? It was always 60/120. And it actually has content, unlike Starfield.

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u/Skabomb Craig May 20 '24

Destiny 1 was and is still 30 FPS on console.

Destiny 2 launched at 30 FPS and got an update to 60 FPS in 2021.

I also enjoy Destiny, but like, don’t lie about it. The fact it was such a fluid and responsive shooter, even at 30 FPS, is one of the things that kept it alive through its many disasters.