Well, after a second playthrough, I'm starting to understand better all the PCMR fans' anger..
First I installed FRAPS to get a standard read on my FPS, and sure enough, when locked, I was getting a steady 30 FPS with very few hiccups. Then I unlocked the FPS and then things went wacky. Very rarely did I hit 60. More often than not I'd just fluctuate between 45 and 15. The only time I got 60 was during close ups of actions, never when I was gliding over the city or similar shots. Still, more often than not the FPS was on the lower end, so I ended up locking my FPS back at 30.
Frame rate issues aside, I haven't had issues with crashes or flat out glitches, so I suppose if anything the people responsible for this port can be applauded for that. However, the fact that my 960 can't achieve 60 FPS is quite frankly inexcusable from a performance standpoint, and this burn is only made worse for 970/980/Titan owners. I like to think that this will be resolved sooner rather than later.
First I installed FRAPS to get a standard read on my FPS, and sure enough, when locked, I was getting a steady 30 FPS with very few hiccups. Then I unlocked the FPS and then things went wacky. Very rarely did I hit 60. More often than not I'd just fluctuate between 45 and 15. The only time I got 60 was during close ups of actions, never when I was gliding over the city or similar shots. Still, more often than not the FPS was on the lower end, so I ended up locking my FPS back at 30.
Frame rate issues aside, I haven't had issues with crashes or flat out glitches, so I suppose if anything the people responsible for this port can be applauded for that. However, the fact that my 960 can't achieve 60 FPS is quite frankly inexcusable from a performance standpoint, and this burn is only made worse for 970/980/Titan owners. I like to think that this will be resolved sooner rather than later.