What's the absolute max settings Dbd supports?
How high can resolution and frame rate go? UHD and 120? Thanks.
How high can resolution and frame rate go? UHD and 120? Thanks.
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4K - 120 fps.
At least that is how high it goes for me.
Idk about quality, but the fps are actually capped at 120 like you said because some game mechanics break on higher fps as far as I know. Don't really now why it even depends on that lol xD
Short answer: Gameplay breaks at higher framerate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe37TjP33iw&t=162sLong answer: Watch this video.
Lol a game should never rely so much on the fps for basic game mechanics haha. It's actually impressive how much it breaks the game xD
Thank you for showing me that :D
It is kinda crazy how some games are relying on stable framerates to function well.
Yes especially in dbd it doesn't make sense. I mean the fact he runs slower than the other survivors implies that somewhere in the calculation for the speed of the survivor is the framerate implemented, and not just for the visual but even for the awnser to the server. That the server even accepts that speed without questioning why he's slower without any slowdowns is kinda concerning, but I guess you can walk slowly with controller so maybe that's why xD
Might be interesting to read why some games use the framerate to calculate, I assume it has a reason :D
I think the movement speed calculation also applies to killer.
Skill-checks too
I really don't understand why they use that in their calculations, it seems so weird considering it's an onlinegame you'd want to have consistent movements in.
Motion calculation depends on the stability of the delay calculations between the previous and next frame, usually in milliseconds, and since different processors operate at different frequencies, they are equalized in the frame rendering frequency so that no one runs too slowly or too quickly
You can play DBD with music playing in the background - it puts a strain on the processor
You can play DBD alone - there's no strain
So the refresh rate isn't stable between the two. But epoch milliseconds are always stable, because processors can execute instructions in nanoseconds
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elapsed_real_time