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Unreal Engine Wild Life [2024.12.13 Full Build 1] [Adeptus Steve]
- Thread starter Pepé Le Pew
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Hi guys,
I have tried the game on DX12 on my RTX 3060 1440p resolution
Can confirm the game now runs at decent FPS thanks to FG and Upscalers (FSR3).
You can expect 40ish FPS on 6gb cards. UE5 is VRAM hungry.
In other news, I'll start saving up to buy a 4090 to play this game lmao
I have tried the game on DX12 on my RTX 3060 1440p resolution
Can confirm the game now runs at decent FPS thanks to FG and Upscalers (FSR3).
You can expect 40ish FPS on 6gb cards. UE5 is VRAM hungry.
In other news, I'll start saving up to buy a 4090 to play this game lmao
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Thanks mate, i will try it. Altho, definitely didnt have this kind of problem in a past. Disappearing makeup? Sure, but its usually appeared shortly after, but thats a new problem. Maybe AMD thing, who knows.
Edit: Nah, didn't work. And thats nothing to do with its being hard to spot (i clearly see traces of saliva and texture of cum at the mouth), it just not exist altogether. Goddammit.
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Beyond that I have no ideas. Gotta be something though because I took this snip just now
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- Aug 1, 2017
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It is simply a texture loading issue.
Can reduce the load on objects / terrain detail, to resolve, but is an optimization issue not necessarily a user or hardware issue.
Yes, there is an issue where many textures get unloaded or fully mipped-down if the vram usage reaches capacity limit. This happens on around 8gb so any card below that will face this issue a lot more, 8gb is on the verge and will also have this issue on bigger scenes, cards with 12gb and more should be more on the safe side.
Its a complex issue but it is very much on our radar and we are attempting fixes and working on vram use improvements regularly.
Its a complex issue but it is very much on our radar and we are attempting fixes and working on vram use improvements regularly.
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Thats the thing, year before, then i tried this game, its all worked good, besides disappearing make-up. And like SerpentWave has suggested, changing some objects/terrain details usually helped. Now its just not loading at all and i am afraid, available ram has little to do with this, because i have 32 gigs. Gonna pin my system configs, hope it will help a bit. Oh, and thanks for helping guys, appreciate it.
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Is there
Is there a walkthrough for this for some reason I have to switch characters and skip to chapter 3 if I just follow the objectives.
By the way, I used to encounter texture underloading more often on my 8GB video card after long editing, but now there are practically no problems. And the appearance of frame generation has increased the smoothness of movement on the screen even more, for me everything is super.
- Dec 2, 2019
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Thanks for the input here 
We have been getting that feedback quite a lot about the combat being too hard.
The good thing is, making it easier isnt a problem. Its already a good sign that most people say the combat is hard and not just shit. Altho this is the first iteration of the base design and many aspects need to be tweaked still. Also keep in mind that we also havent incorporated player progression like weapon upgrades, player stat increase, status effects and such into the system yet so there will be a better curve of player power later on.
The basic idea is that there is easier mobs and harder mobs, and you start in the zones with the easier mobs, get better and stronger and then are able to progress into where the harder mobs are.
We have been getting that feedback quite a lot about the combat being too hard.The good thing is, making it easier isnt a problem. Its already a good sign that most people say the combat is hard and not just shit. Altho this is the first iteration of the base design and many aspects need to be tweaked still. Also keep in mind that we also havent incorporated player progression like weapon upgrades, player stat increase, status effects and such into the system yet so there will be a better curve of player power later on.
The basic idea is that there is easier mobs and harder mobs, and you start in the zones with the easier mobs, get better and stronger and then are able to progress into where the harder mobs are.
its good once you get the hang of it, btw my pc specs are 16gb ram , ryzen 7 5800, rx 6600 and i still can't crank the settings upThanks for the input here
The good thing is, making it easier isnt a problem. Its already a good sign that most people say the combat is hard and not just shit. Altho this is the first iteration of the base design and many aspects need to be tweaked still. Also keep in mind that we also havent incorporated player progression like weapon upgrades, player stat increase, status effects and such into the system yet so there will be a better curve of player power later on.
The basic idea is that there is easier mobs and harder mobs, and you start in the zones with the easier mobs, get better and stronger and then are able to progress into where the harder mobs are.
I think you might have RAM and VRAM mixed up. VRAM is the memory for the GPU (aka the video card), and the RX 580 2048SP definitely doesn't even come close to having 32GB of VRAM, it only has 4GB.
The RX 6600 only has 8GB of VRAM, which might be why you can't crank the settings up, since as mentioned 8GB of VRAM is on the low end of being able to not encounter issues of textures downscaling and mipmapping.