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InsidiousMuppet posted:Got the beta on PS4 and had an obscenely fun time in the free mode. It had the smoothness of absolution, but most of the freedom of Blood Money. To echo someone else, it feels like Blood Money 2. There were some janky animations and hilarious rag doll moments, but that just reminded me of BM; I loved it. I'm cautious, but pretty excited for missions to start being released. I second that whole heartedly. It was so much fun to have a number of ways to tackle such a simple task. Really enjoyed it. And also, this happened while I was recording my impressions video on PS4 (see attached image). The only time that it happened in about 3-4 hours that I spent with the game. Shows that this game is in beta. Hopefully the framerate issues will be resolved upon release. And hopefully the episodic nature of the release will be justified story-wise too. Check out my attempt at tackling the training mission in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAc2R93PZaA Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Mzbundifund posted:Is that man missing his lower torso? Yup, geometry / polygons missing. I was walking around without that portion. Haha!
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Swartz posted:drat, wish I could play the beta, but haven't pre-ordered yet and I don't think the PC version is out yet. Yup. There's rat poison, there's drowning people in the toilet, there's launching people into the air by sabotaging their eject seat. So, a lot of dark humor intact!
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How is the game running for everyone on PC? I have a decent enough rig with an i5 3570k and 980 Ti and the game runs like sh*t in the Paris mission. I see drops to 35 and rarely does it go about 65. Benchmarking shows a min of 2 FPS!?!? Directx 12 adds 2-3 frames on average but crashes to desktop frequently. How about the AMD people? Is it better optimized on your GPU?
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Megadyptes posted:What a world we live in when 35FPS is considered to be 'sh*t'!?!?!? Just wanted to know if others were facing similar issues. Not starting a frame rate argument at all  Count Uvula posted:An inconsistent frame rate is gonna look poo poo regardless of the numbers, duder. If it was locked at 30 it'd be better than it randomly dipping down to 35 from 60. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFXgB3QooCA SirDan3k posted:I ended up locking it down to 30, the second vsync option does that. It's a puzzle game so 30fps is fine for me.
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Turin Turambar posted:55-60 fps on Paris (real mission, not benchmark) in dx11 with a amd 290X tri. That's actually quite good. I get dips to lower 30's in the fashion ramp room.
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WindyMan posted:R9 390 / i7 4.4GHz checking in. It took me a few days to realize my auto-updating drivers didn't auto-update to the Hitman hotfix driver, and after installing that I could actually play Paris instead of it instantly crashing on me, even on DX11. Still, when I had everything at high or max settings at 1080p in Paris, I get low memory warnings left and right (8 GB, but that's the recommended spec) that would cause me to crash out. I didn't want to fight things and just wanted to play the game, so I set things to 720p/medium settings. It runs 60+ like this no problem, as you would hope, but I didn't invest in all of this PC horsepower for nothing. Moartoast posted:Hitman seems a lot more CPU intensive than GPU. Most performance issues caused with modern cards are evidently dipping when panning the camera/running towards LOD/Shadow heavy areas, primarily crowds. There's probably also some issues from the (actually pretty ambitious) reflections going on, since they're not just simple cubemaps/screenspace things and are actually lower-res rerenders of the scene, seemingly with most lighting and shadows intact.
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