On the topic of performance, Square Enix released the following statement, confirming that performance has been a priority during Just Cause 4's development, saying that the game's framerate stability and load times have improved on all platforms (PC, Xbox One and PS4).įrom the very start of the project, tech performance has been an absolute priority for us. Digital Foundry's Rich Leadbetter noted that Square Enix plans to support Nvidia's DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology, which upscaled images using AI to deliver a higher resolution final image with increased performance levels.Īt this time Nvidia has not announced that Square Enix plans to support DLSS in Just Cause 4, though we would imagine that Nvidia would have no objection to it, as it would no doubt help sell their RTX lineup of graphics hardware. While playing the game at 4K Max settings with SMAA, Digital Foundry noted performance levels in the 40-50FPS range at 4K on a GTX 1080 Ti, though this was without game-optimised GPU drivers. Not among the worst, either.Just Cause 4 is set to release next week and the question on every PC gamer lips is "will it run well on my PC", a pertinent question given its predecessor's well-documented performance issues on both PC and console hardware.ĭigital Foundry has managed to get a sneak peek at the game's PC version, running on both Radeon and Geforce graphics hardware with performance levels and graphical accomplishments that put Just Cause 3 to shame. Not among the better-performing games on consoles.
I clocked a two-minute load screen for a demolition challenge this weekend. Often, load screens in these situations float between thirty seconds to upwards of a full minute and a half, depending on the challenge. You'll have to do a lot of side challenges in Just Cause 3, and many times you'll fail or need to restart to ensure you complete the challenge well enough. Load times are still a bit too long to be completely ignorable. I've opted just to play in offline mode as a result, eschewing the autolog-style leaderboard functionality, because come on.
It'll try to sign you in right there on the spot, often pausing the game mandatorily until it connects. The load times are probably my biggest ongoing complaint, along with the game's tendency to hitch mid-action when you've somehow disconnected to the SquareEnix servers. The framerate is stable, with some noticeable-but-not-unbearable dips during action.
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