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Mmmfishtacos on 18 November 2013

I've had no noticeable drops at all.



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theprof00 on 18 November 2013
Bristow9091 said:

Hey again guys!

So I've had my copy since last Tuesday, but the PS4 isn't out here until the 29th, and I've heard from quite a few people that the framerate can dip horrendously during gameplay, whereas others have told me that for literally a second or two you'll get a drop that doesn't affect gameplay, then it goes back to normal...

What I want to know is if, in your experience with the game, have you had any framerate issues, and more specifically have they been so noticeable that it's affected the gameplay?

Cheers.

Acti said that the framerate issue was fixed along with the resolution fix. The theory is that it was dipping because it was being down-scaled and then upscaled, drawing more power than it should have been.



UltimateUnknown on 18 November 2013

I don't have the console yet, but most people said the game is okay post launch. It was an issue pre-patch it seems.



 

WrathofTank on 18 November 2013

I've had a few pretty bad frame rate drops in multiplayer. So far I would say that it is worse frame rate wise than the ps3 version, although it is still very smooth most of the time.



coolguy on 19 November 2013

Best cod game yet no frame rate drop



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WrathofTank on 19 November 2013
Bristow9091 said:
WrathofTank said:
I've had a few pretty bad frame rate drops in multiplayer. So far I would say that it is worse frame rate wise than the ps3 version, although it is still very smooth most of the time.


Define "pretty bad", like, did the framerate drop for a while, or was it just a momentary thing such as when an explosion went off infront of you and lots of things were happening onscreen? Also, have you played the PS3 version to compare?

No actually the frame rates have seemed pretty random, although drops rarely happen it can be pretty disorienting.  I own it on ps3 and ps4.



SocialistSlayer on 19 November 2013
WrathofTank said:
Bristow9091 said:
WrathofTank said:
I've had a few pretty bad frame rate drops in multiplayer. So far I would say that it is worse frame rate wise than the ps3 version, although it is still very smooth most of the time.


Define "pretty bad", like, did the framerate drop for a while, or was it just a momentary thing such as when an explosion went off infront of you and lots of things were happening onscreen? Also, have you played the PS3 version to compare?

No actually the frame rates have seemed pretty random, although drops rarely happen it can be pretty disorienting.  I own it on ps3 and ps4.

could be connection issues?



 

Locknuts on 19 November 2013

Rich of Reviewtechusa says it's buttery smooth.



biglittlesps on 19 November 2013

PS4 has some firmware related issues so these will be fixed asp and then there won't be frame rate issues.



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Porcupine_I on 19 November 2013

The framerate is Smoothy whoothy resolushy mushy



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