- Dec 19, 2019
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You're absolutely right, your system shouldn't be having the texture loss. Unfortunately, as of yet Wildlife UE5, has not received optimization. The devs are likely learning a lot about optimization features, plugins, and methods and implementing them too early can be frustrating and sometimes unfortunately a waste of time, as often the methods get completely overwritten/replaced by something else. Just as it's better to optimize once they get the actual content into the game, they can't optimize what isn't there. This is likely why we haven't seen proper optimization yet, in the meantime, in your case I suggest disabling Global Illumination as this completely murders performance (a new feature from UE5). I'm not well versed in AMD, so I can't point to much in terms of what optimization issues particularly are occurring. Though I have heard of people with similar or lower end hardware not having your issues, so the best you could do is check where system resources are being allocated during gameplay, try different graphics settings, and potentially try a fresh install. Other than that, everything is out of your hands, as you've done what you can.
That is an old map, the textures that were used for it are no longer in the game, so naturally it looks... strange. Why it's still there I don't remember the reasoning. Same as the "new map" and the actual game map. There are unfinished/missing textures that have the base blurry, low resolution textures applied. This is not your fault, this is the game and there is nothing your graphics settings can do about it.
The part of the game that everyone is praising and having fun with is the "Flat Empty Sandbox" map. Where you can use assets or import assets into the game to create your own scene, at least until the devs create a more complete game for us to play. They're letting us have fun until then while participating in bug fixes and stuff to help them develop.
