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I'm not claiming all of them stutter, just that it's far too easy for developers to get into a situation where their game will stutter. Even Epic have fallen into their own trap in the past with Fortnite (whether it's fixed now I don't know, I haven't played it for ages).
I think the stuttering issues are generally worse on PC. I wouldn't be surprised if the consoles' unified memory architecture helps (as well as the PS5's super fast and well-integrated storage system).Can't say as though I've ever noticed stutter on Fortnite, although I'm a PS5 player
This is a difference between care and just rushing to cut cost and move on to the next project. Passion Vs corpo-greed, in other words.
He's probably not wrong since theres plenty lf ue5 games thats performance is fine or scales fine
Only one configuration, so you compile shaders for that.
Yes, that is a big advantage. Also traversal stutter is also generally better on console.
Hellblade 2, Black Myth, Everspace 2, Manor Lords 2, Split, Tempest rising, Robocop are great looking well running games (if Demanding in Black Myths case).
Yeah... and Next Visual Benchmark, full of vegetation, apparently put together with different assets, runs just fine...
And all that about a very average in reviews game, which is horribly optimized and needs 5090 to barely cross 60fps in 1080p full details with RT. And where turning RT on and off changes so little visually (whilst eating nearly half the FPS) that most commented under article thought reviewer swapped screenshots. Whatever such Devs say my response is they need to work way harder on their future games unless their goal is to produce stress benchmarks and not playable games.
