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While it sounds like it doesn't help everyone, setting affinity on RDR2.exe to two cores and disabling cloud saves have eliminated the 5-10s pauses that I was seeing (i5-6600k, 1070). Easy thing to try if that's your issue
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Ygolonac posted:Was on a main road, with stage/wagon traffic. Just hurfed a right (no trails or other roads in the area) and tried going vert up a 15-foot rockface. IIRC, the waypoint had been set to Valentine, and I was just going to sightsee for a while. I found starting it up troublesome as well. Usually I: set the waypoint, get on the road in the right direction, come to a stop(-ish) then hold shift+v and nothing else... has worked, so far.
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SolidSnakesBandana posted:You just press shift once to align yourself to the road. Thanks I'll try that. Lots of buttons!
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Dameius posted:That is a ridiculously common design choice, especially for games born on consoles where you'll have locked frame rates and thus can treat it as a constant. So... lock to 30fps for now I guess.
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fuf posted:Ah yeah nice thank you, I knew I'd seen something like that. Which shouldn't be an issue because those images are from Hardware Unboxed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=385eG1IEZMU - I thought their settings made pretty good choices. I get like 55fps average (benchmark) on a gtx1070 and 6600
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