Or do we have to buy the PS4 pro to get a FR drop free game?
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I too am curious about this. If previous years are any indicator, SDS doesn't directly address frame rate questions, at least as they pertain to the original PS4 console. My hunch is that it will be roughly the same as 16 on Standard but vastly improved on the Pro, but we'll see.
I know I've said this before, but if it's a solid 60fps on Pro then I'm more than likely buying a new console. The Show is worth it to me.www.heyimbill.com | sports poster art and other cool stuffComment
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Re: PS4 (standard) MLB 17 frame rate
I too am curious about this. If previous years are any indicator, SDS doesn't directly address frame rate questions, at least as they pertain to the original PS4 console. My hunch is that it will be roughly the same as 16 on Standard but vastly improved on the Pro, but we'll see.
I know I've said this before, but if it's a solid 60fps on Pro then I'm more than likely buying a new console. The Show is worth it to me.
Will have to wait and see how bad it is. Ruins the experience for me.Comment
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Originally posted by Jon ArbuckleIs frame rate affecting gameplay for some people? More consequential online perhaps?www.heyimbill.com | sports poster art and other cool stuffComment
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Re: PS4 (standard) MLB 17 frame rate
I too am curious about this. If previous years are any indicator, SDS doesn't directly address frame rate questions, at least as they pertain to the original PS4 console. My hunch is that it will be roughly the same as 16 on Standard but vastly improved on the Pro, but we'll see.
I know I've said this before, but if it's a solid 60fps on Pro then I'm more than likely buying a new console. The Show is worth it to me.
I have the pro and currently I'm still seeing it, rumor has it that firmware 4.5 is being released today and plan on testing boost with the show to see if it removes those frame drops from 16
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Had to stop using fisheye because the framerates were so bad, especially in closed roof stadiums. I hope that it's improved for 17 because I really liked fisheye while defending.Comment
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What camera did you use for those stadiums then? As far as I could tell the framerate didn't really get any better in those stadiums if I switched cameras, so was it just because it was easier to perceive the ball's path on certain cameras (even despite the low framerate)?Comment
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Console max is 60fps
Originally posted by Jon ArbuckleIs frame rate affecting gameplay for some people? More consequential online perhaps?
I've noticed slowdown while playing of course but it's never been more than a matter of aesthetics for me and it doesn't slow to a crawl like some other games I've played either. I can't see upgrading to Pro over the issue personally.
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I grew up a PC gamer and I am kind of snobby about all things graphics/performance related. I guess that I also tend to notice it more with a game like this as the camera transitions to different views more so than other sports games."Successful people do not celebrate in the adversity or misfortune of others."
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Re: PS4 (standard) MLB 17 frame rate
Console max is 60fps
Framerate is definitely something that matters more to some people than others. Just look at the Zelda "docked FPS drops" situation, some people feel the game is buttery smooth docked, others noticed the frame dips immediately.
I grew up a PC gamer and I am kind of snobby about all things graphics/performance related. I guess that I also tend to notice it more with a game like this as the camera transitions to different views more so than other sports games.Comment
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Well, I mean if you have a nice gaming monitor with 120/144hz refresh rate for your PC gaming you definitely can go for higher FPS than 60, but I think consoles are maxed out at 60fps due to HDMI bandwidth or something like that. For a long time TVs were built with 60hz refresh rates."Successful people do not celebrate in the adversity or misfortune of others."
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