Life is good at Fort Fuckity-Bye.
Your Fallout Settlements
Created 8 years ago2015-11-26 21:17:36 UTC by
Archie
Created 8 years ago2015-11-26 21:17:36 UTC by
Archie
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-26 21:17:36 UTC
Post #327559
Show your devious creations!
Life is good at Fort Fuckity-Bye.No mods for my first playthrough, although it was daaamn tempting to remove the settlement size limit. Next time!
Life is good at Fort Fuckity-Bye.
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-26 22:37:26 UTC
Post #327560
That's a nice design. Must be easy to defend. I look forward to playing. I've got a few ideas I'm looking forward to trying.
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-27 01:37:02 UTC
Post #327562
When i get Fallout 4, I'll let you know
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-27 04:27:13 UTC
Post #327563
This bridge is not structurally reasonable.
I don't have Fallout 4 either. Can I post Minecraft screenshots instead?
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-27 10:18:55 UTC
Post #327564
nOice!
How about performance, Archie? Average fps?
How about performance, Archie? Average fps?
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-27 11:36:01 UTC
Post #327565
I've never actually monitored my framerate in Fallout 4, but I have Vsync on and I've not noticed any dips, so a constant 60 is likely - maybe occasionally slightly lower, but not noticeably.
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-27 19:31:06 UTC
Post #327570
Well, it's great at THAT resolution mate!
I don't personally like vsync as I always encounter input lag even if my monitor supports up to 80Hz (currently set at 75Hz because I have strange issues with 80).
I guess that what you'd need is upgrade your video card to a GTX 900 series (standard 980 went down on price quite a lot lately). That would solve any potential drop on such game.
I don't personally like vsync as I always encounter input lag even if my monitor supports up to 80Hz (currently set at 75Hz because I have strange issues with 80).
I guess that what you'd need is upgrade your video card to a GTX 900 series (standard 980 went down on price quite a lot lately). That would solve any potential drop on such game.
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-28 02:52:17 UTC
Post #327573
You HAVE to use VSync in Fallout 4. The game speed is based on your framerate. Good luck picking a lock at over 120 FPS 
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-28 02:56:24 UTC
Post #327574
I guess it's a good thing that my laptop isn't powerful enough to run the game at more than low settings.
That said, who the hell ties gameplay to framerate anymore? That's, like, an 80s mistake.
That said, who the hell ties gameplay to framerate anymore? That's, like, an 80s mistake.
Posted 8 years ago2015-11-28 21:43:23 UTC
Post #327586
No need to use VSync to lock framerates as long as the configuration files lets you set the limit you prefer without using VSync.
I've done the same thing with UT99, removed VSync with SwapInterval=0 and raised fps limit to 130. Still optimal game speed.
Tho I have to agree with JeffMOD, tieing gameplay to framerate is just dumb. This means that benchmarking with Fallout 4 isn't possible.
I've done the same thing with UT99, removed VSync with SwapInterval=0 and raised fps limit to 130. Still optimal game speed.
Tho I have to agree with JeffMOD, tieing gameplay to framerate is just dumb. This means that benchmarking with Fallout 4 isn't possible.
Posted 8 years ago2015-12-01 16:32:39 UTC
Post #327617
Eventually, I will make it back to my settlement and be able to contribute to this thread. Keep getting bloody side tracked...
Screw Bethesda, filling their worlds with awesome crap.
Screw Bethesda, filling their worlds with awesome crap.
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