Robocop Rogue City

on it now too, wow this game is actually gorgeous and very visually pleasing! Is this run on UE5?

With DLSS on Quality im hitting around 138-150fps on ultrawide with my 4090 undervolted to 2800mhz and a +1300 memory.

Frame Gen is off.
 
TNA said:
You completed it yet @mrk? Where are my screenshots? You are slacking my man.

I am on the second mission where you go to the arcade. But been dkinythe secondary missions in the area. Solved the Casey case.
Click to expand...
I've not been playing as been busy, will play a bit before bed I think

Jay85 said:
on it now too, wow this game is actually gorgeous and very visually pleasing! Is this run on UE5?

With DLSS on Quality im hitting around 138-150fps on ultrawide with my 4090 undervolted to 2800mhz and a +1300 memory.

Frame Gen is off.
Click to expand...
UE5 yeah but you should using xess not dlss.
 
Last edited:
Jay85 said:
Does it make that much of a difference? Will give it a try.

This game is so cheesy lol i love it.
Click to expand...
It's mostly noticeable as temporal stability and overall sharpness and specular highlights/reflections. Look at the reflections in the middle on the puddle on the below examples.

DLSS Quality (or FSR or TAA/TSR even at 100% res scale in instances):
Fgm51HR.gif


XeSS Ultra Quality:
6jBbDDD.gif


On another note, lol at this dialogue, Robo got the bants:

B5VJ1EB.jpg



Edit*
Oh yeah, walking up ladders as RoboCop is quite lols:

 
Last edited:
  • Haha
Reactions: TNA
mrk said:
Use XeSS Ultra Quality, this is the way.

That's not bad for a 3090 either given it's UE5 using ray tracing (you can see the denoiser "noise in effect" - It makes one sorely miss ray reconstruction's clean denoising :p

It's running the same as the demo did for me, no stutters, maxes out my 139fps Gsync cap on Epic with Ultra Quality XeSS :cool:
Click to expand...
So I’ve locked my fps to 90 forgot to mention testing my perspective of response times 90 vs say 144/165/240

I reason I’d get around 110 if unlocked as you was at 87%
 
mrk said:
It's mostly noticeable as temporal stability and overall sharpness and specular highlights/reflections. Look at the reflections in the middle on the puddle on the below examples.

DLSS Quality (or FSR or TAA/TSR even at 100% res scale in instances):
Fgm51HR.gif


XeSS Ultra Quality:
6jBbDDD.gif


On another note, lol at this dialogue, Robo got the bants:

B5VJ1EB.jpg



Edit*
Oh yeah, walking up ladders as RoboCop is quite lols:

Click to expand...

Notice that too but I think dlss still looks cleaner overall.



Not to mention, better perf.

On a separate note, software lumen is naff compared to hardware :o
 
Last edited:
Hmm is that XeSS Ultra Quality? I still say XeSS is better in this :p

Looking at your screenshots, you have to zoom in 200% to notice any faint whiff of difference in sharpness, and only then on certain things!

I guess if you are fps limited and need every fps you can get, then the up to 10fps gain with DLSS is probably the way to go. But I value overall image quality and most especially Temporal Stability :cool:
 
mrk said:
Hmm is that XeSS Ultra Quality? I still say XeSS is better in this :p

Looking at your screenshots, you have to zoom in 200% to notice any faint whiff of difference in sharpness, and only then on certain things!

I guess if you are fps limited and need every fps you can get, then the up to 10fps gain with DLSS is probably the way to go. But I value overall image quality and most especially Temporal Stability :cool:
Click to expand...

Yup XESS UQ

In motion, dlss looks better too aside from some of that shimmering you highlighted, just has a cleaner look. Definitely the extra perf is nice though.
 
Hmm motion differences are zero here, perhaps this is GPU dependent, what fps do you see in motion out of interest? It doesn't drop below 120fps here so perhaps there's a boundary limit for motion performance, DLSS is always better for lower fps targets.

For me, XeSS offers the best quality for sure though.
 
mrk said:
Hmm motion differences are zero here, perhaps this is GPU dependent, what fps do you see in motion out of interest? It doesn't drop below 120fps here so perhaps there's a boundary limit for motion performance, DLSS is always better for lower fps targets.

For me, XeSS offers the best quality for sure though.
Click to expand...
It is probably down to the higher fps leading to cleaner motion. About same fps in motion as the screenshots above.
 
I am running 5160x2160 though ;)

Not done any detailed tests if there is much of difference between 3440x1440 DLSS on Quality vs 5160x2160 at Performance. I just went with the latter and get my 60fps and happy with that.
 
Completed it today on Hard, not the longest game in the World but just about long enough.

I concentrated on the skill tree that gives bonus XP first to maximise the levelling potential, took a while to get around to combat upgrades but once you increase your engineering skill, which increases the AUTO-9 upgrade percentages and also the combat skill tree with 50% damage bonus that gun is insane.

Didn't help with my first
ED-209 battle
as it meant I was a bit underpowered, but subsequently I felt pretty OP for the last 1/3rd of the game and all the big battles got a lot easier.

3/5 from me. Good while it lasted but won't play it again. Could have done with a better story/script but the shooter mechanics were fine. They do sort of introduce new enemies as you go through the game, like a guy that calls extra reinforcements, and another that buffs the enemies on-screen, but they are few and far between.

Oh and I know that 'The Old Man' doesn't have a name in the movies, but it's weird that everyone calls him that - Even people that don't work for OCP.

Edit -Had one bug on the second visit to the Downtown area. You go and see somebody at an apartment, and a bodyguard is supposed to step out of the way, but he had sank in to the floor. After a few reloads I was able to work out away around him to trigger a cutscene and continue
 
Last edited:
  • Wow
Reactions: TNA
VincentHanna said:
Completed it today on Hard, not the longest game in the World but just about long enough.

I concentrated on the skill tree that gives bonus XP first to maximise the levelling potential, took a while to get around to combat upgrades but once you increase your engineering skill, which increases the AUTO-9 upgrade percentages and also the combat skill tree with 50% damage bonus that gun is insane.

Didn't help with my first
ED-209 battle
as it meant I was a bit underpowered, but subsequently I felt pretty OP for the last 1/3rd of the game and all the big battles got a lot easier.

3/5 from me. Good while it lasted but won't play it again. Could have done with a better story/script but the shooter mechanics were fine. They do sort of introduce new enemies as you go through the game, like a guy that calls extra reinforcements, and another that buffs the enemies on-screen, but they are few and far between.
Click to expand...

Completed it already? Did you explore and do side content? That's what I am doing.

I am also maxing out the skill that gives you 30% extra xp first :D
 
TNA said:
Completed it already? Did you explore and do side content? That's what I am doing.

I am also maxing out the skill that gives you 30% extra xp first :D
Click to expand...
Yep, pretty much every side mission going.

I might have missed a few tertiary objectives, I remember getting a 'B' on the first mission. Every other mission was A

I would say I saw 95% of the game
 
  • Like
Reactions: TNA
VincentHanna said:
Yep, pretty much every side mission going.

I might have missed a few tertiary objectives, I remember getting a 'B' on the first mission. Every other mission was A

I would say I saw 95% of the game
Click to expand...

I managed to get an A for the first one. Only thing I messed up was letting a single hostage die.

Is A highest if anyone knows? You know how some games have a S or something.

Anyway, I am happy this game is not too long. Short and sweet is nice sometimes.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom