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It's always been good, broken, but good. I do hope they get the performance issues addressed before it kills off my poor 1080ti though, that thing runs hot when I play it
We have very different definitions of "good" if "broken" doesn’t count into the equation.
Is scrolling still janky? I have a 5800x 3D and a 4090 and I’ll get about 60 fps in a fresh city, but scrolling was like 5 fps. The game was still updating, but the scrolling was broken. And the dragging to build streets was janky too.
I returned the game after that. It made me nauseous trying to do just about anything.
I'm sorry I don't have the exact fix, but there were about 3 or 4 settings to turn off to get playable fps. I have a 3080 and its very smooth after changing them. There are plenty of youtube videos that explain it.
It's not like the frame rate was bad though. Like the video was updating, it was just the scrolling that was jumping. It made 0 science to me how just the scrolling was lagging but not the frame rate. Grated 60fps on a 4090 is abysmal, and this was only a month or two ago.
Hmm, I don't think I have experienced that issue, and with some of the settings lowered the performance is fine on my 5800x3d + 1080ti