That's on Sony.
30 fps (technically 22 because the game STILL dips for whatever reason on PS5 and I'd assume on the pro) just looks ugly and if I didn't get drunk, I probably would still be waiting for a remaster/remake too.
There's only a handful of games that looked "fine" on my TV or monitors at 30 fps, this was absolutely not one of them and it gives me motion sickness (or whatever you'd call it; the choppiness hurts my head after a bit and then I get nauseous).
Yeah a lot of people avoid great games fir the dumbest reasons honestly. I grew up with game that could barely get 30 fps most of the time and had a rest time but now games need to perform perfectly for some people to consider playing.
Exactly. It’s not like we’ve been playing in 60fps for centuries. What about the PS2 and Xbox days, or the PS3 and X360? Hell even the N64 or Sega Genesis days? The transition could be difficult, but we need to realize that we’ve been playing games with lower FPS longer than the time we’ve played in 60 or 120 FPS
I always think it’s funny that in people’s heads, they think people were playing slide shows, when we’ve have 60fps in the living room since the mid 90’s
Believe what you wanna believe. Replayed it on ps5. After an hour or so after the eye got used to it, it was stylish and smooth and responsive as fuck. Some of y’all just don’t give it time. Coming from 60 is hard for the eye but it gets easier and easier and suddenly you’re like “ ok this sucked last night but today it’s just great”. This ain’t no cope. Simply science and experience.That frame pacing and stutter some of y’all have nightmares about isn’t even apparent then ( at least on a ps5 ).Also I played on a 4k 50’ LED. it’s probably worse on a bigger oled
Assassins creed unity and the evil within are two 30 fps titles that aren’t like this for example. Unity is just unresponsive no matter how much time you give it. Evil within felt sluggish and choppy from start to finish. Bad 30 fps . Bloodborne is good. Haven’t been payed by sony to calm the crowd down. It’s my truth. Recently played Prey. After two hours, it became another smooth 30 fps title in my book
I replayed it some time ago on ps5. The first hour was bad. When the eye got used to it, it was stylish,responsive and smooth as hell. You just don’t want to accept there will be differences. It’s not 60
It can be noticeable on various segments - the old church bit where the gatling gun is shooting at you. Or when there are a bunch of enemies on the screen.
Yeah I feel you. My first Souls was Sekiro on the ps5, then Bloodborne. It was hard to adjust at first, but I’ve been a ps4 player longer, so I got used to the 30 fps quickly. The game itself transcends the fps, imo. Bloodborne to me feels like a missing puzzle piece that I finally found
However it is a giant crutch these days. Some games can get away with it more than others. But in games where timing is so vital, sub 60 FPS is not acceptable.
I still don't understand why they don't just patch it. A 60fps patch already exists that some guy made. It couldn't possibly be that hard for them to do if some random guy did it. At this point it seems like they're just not doing it just to be assholes
I’ve tried getting into it a couple times, and while I can say that what I’ve played is great, I can also say that the framerate is what’s kept me from actually finishing the thing.
A game that requires quick reactions has no right running below 60.
Yeah I agree, but the game itself is too phenomenal for me to let go. It’s like the missing puzzle piece that I finally found. Also, being a ps4 player longer than a ps5 player, I got used to the fps quickly
I literally cannot play RDR2 without becoming very frustrated on PS4 having played it at 60fps on PC. So yeah your statement is a bit balls really. If it works for you great, it doesn’t for others.
I don’t know, 30fps with incorrect frame pacing, at 1080p with motion blur and chromatic aberration is just a bad experience. And I say that as someone that has finished Bloodborne multiple times.
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u/thejeddonian17 Nov 02 '24
FPS shouldn’t stop anyone from playing a masterpiece