M+KB isn't always bad in third person games tbh. I prefer it in anything that requires precise aiming.

引用自 Boolus：

M+KB isn't always bad in third person games tbh. I prefer it in anything that requires precise aiming.

Well, in my experience, it's awful controls. This game works best with a controller, so I'm going to use a controller.

all the Dead Space games work great at 144hz with no issues. only around 180 fps or so is there any issues with the game engine from what I remember. its funny the games also support 21:9 without issues too.

引用自 trek554：

all the Dead Space games work great at 144hz with no issues. only around 180 fps or so is there any issues with the game engine from what I remember. its funny the games also support 21:9 without issues too.

A lot of older games have no problem accepting any old resolution you throw at them. That's why I hated that stupid 4k craze that was going on from last year and on, where PC ports will have 4k (or any other resolution) listed as some kind of box feature checklist. Like, really? Resolution has always been "whatever your monitor can do, will be supported." I can load up games from the mid 90s and they'll support 4k no problem. It bothers me tremendously how cheap PC game development is getting nowadays.

引用自 Kurai Shidosha：

引用自 trek554：

all the Dead Space games work great at 144hz with no issues. only around 180 fps or so is there any issues with the game engine from what I remember. its funny the games also support 21:9 without issues too.

A lot of older games have no problem accepting any old resolution you throw at them. That's why I hated that stupid 4k craze that was going on from last year and on, where PC ports will have 4k (or any other resolution) listed as some kind of box feature checklist. Like, really? Resolution has always been "whatever your monitor can do, will be supported." I can load up games from the mid 90s and they'll support 4k no problem. It bothers me tremendously how cheap PC game development is getting nowadays.

actually many if not most games from even the late 1990s and early 2000s do not even support widescreen much less 4k so I think you are exaggerating quite a bit there.

引用自 trek554：

引用自 Kurai Shidosha：

A lot of older games have no problem accepting any old resolution you throw at them. That's why I hated that stupid 4k craze that was going on from last year and on, where PC ports will have 4k (or any other resolution) listed as some kind of box feature checklist. Like, really? Resolution has always been "whatever your monitor can do, will be supported." I can load up games from the mid 90s and they'll support 4k no problem. It bothers me tremendously how cheap PC game development is getting nowadays.

actually many if not most games from even the late 1990s and early 2000s do not even support widescreen much less 4k so I think you are exaggerating quite a bit there.

My findings have been the opposite. Most of my old 3D accelerated games support any resolution I throw at them. Sometimes you need to manually apply the resolution through the console or ini/cfg files, but I have yet to really find a 3D accelerated game that doesn't accept 4k.

引用自 Dorraj：

引用自 Boolus：

M+KB isn't always bad in third person games tbh. I prefer it in anything that requires precise aiming.

Well, in my experience, it's awful controls. This game works best with a controller, so I'm going to use a controller.

This game doesn't control particularly well with anything, but it is best with a controller. The 2nd and 3rd game are better by far with a m+k.

You'd have to be insane to use a controller on a game requiring as much precison shooting as this does. MaK is king of shooters, period.

above 120fps the game is glitchy

cap the game at 60 fps. use widescreenfixer. force vsync through the driver. turn vsync ingame off.

game's old and programmed that way so don't expect any benefits from running it on 144 fps or anything alike.

引用自 dEEkAy：

cap the game at 60 fps. use widescreenfixer. force vsync through the driver. turn vsync ingame off.

game's old and programmed that way so don't expect any benefits from running it on 144 fps or anything alike.

How about 90 FPS? Does the game work well at that frame rate?

引用自 pauldiazberrio：

引用自 dEEkAy：

cap the game at 60 fps. use widescreenfixer. force vsync through the driver. turn vsync ingame off.

game's old and programmed that way so don't expect any benefits from running it on 144 fps or anything alike.

How about 90 FPS? Does the game work well at that frame rate?

My 3060 PC is only doing about 90FPS. Not sure why my framerate is so low, but the game still looks great at 90FPS. BTW, have you started the game yet? If you haven't, you'll have to go into your graphics card settings and lower the game to 30FPS for the first 20 minutes. If not, you'll get to a part where there's a door with an invisible wall. It's a glitch. Once you pass that part, you can go back into your graphics card settings and turn your FPS all the way back to max.

引用自 pauldiazberrio：

引用自 dEEkAy：

cap the game at 60 fps. use widescreenfixer. force vsync through the driver. turn vsync ingame off.

game's old and programmed that way so don't expect any benefits from running it on 144 fps or anything alike.

How about 90 FPS? Does the game work well at that frame rate?

Game breaking glitches start to happen at 200+ fps, anything lower should be fine.

Just keep in mind no matter what fps you use if its over 30 fps lights will flicker uncontrollably "happens to all of us obviously lol" Since they were supposed to be tied to 30 fps. This rule applies to most games made for a specific framerate.

引用自 Terrorize Exercise：

Just keep in mind no matter what fps you use if its over 30 fps lights will flicker uncontrollably "happens to all of us obviously lol" Since they were supposed to be tied to 30 fps.

Which lights exactly?