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Menus/UI is poorly optimized and taxing on console (PS5, Series X)

turksmall236 turksmall236
in General Discussions

Sitting in the lobby or menus overheats my PS5 significantly, not only that, but there is always a small amount of lag when choosing survivors/killers and equipping or unequipping items and perks. Console menus really need some polishing up.

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  • JPLongstreet JPLongstreet

    @turksmall236 said:

    Sitting in the lobby or menus overheats my PS5 significantly, not only that, but there is always a small amount of lag when choosing survivors/killers and equipping or unequipping items and perks. Console menus really need some polishing up.

    Everything lags on all menus on my Series X too. Was even worse on the ol' venerable Xbox1. It's well known the optimization of DBD is quite poor.

    I recall those on the various PS4's saying their machines sounded like propeller planes taking off!

  • halcyondays93 halcyondays93

    Sitting in the menu is definitely more taxing on my PS5 than being in a match, as well as there being occasional lag when switching between characters and screens. I also remember playing back on my PS4 slim 3 years ago, before I upgraded. It would barely make noise while I was actually in matches, but whenever I was in the menu, the fans would be crazy loud.

    There are definitely big optimisation issues, but because they've existed for years with barely anything being done to remedy them, I doubt Behaviour will address them anytime soon.

  • Pulsar Pulsar

    @halcyondays93 said:

    Sitting in the menu is definitely more taxing on my PS5 than being in a match, as well as there being occasional lag when switching between characters and screens. I also remember playing back on my PS4 slim 3 years ago, before I upgraded. It would barely make noise while I was actually in matches, but whenever I was in the menu, the fans would be crazy loud.

    There are definitely big optimisation issues, but because they've existed for years with barely anything being done to remedy them, I doubt Behaviour will address them anytime soon.

    Something tells me they will not.

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