Lots of studdering and low FPS in Valheim

[Shadowarez]

ARK was one I bought in way to Early returned for refund within a hour of trying very glitchy non functional. But we'll see how this goes.

 

[Sagath]

So if I'm reading these reviews right, is this game like an exploration version of Minecraft?

I'll check out some twitch streams later...I like loot/explore games, but not a big fan of lego.

 

[crazyea]

No, It's more a a game along the lines of rust, or similar. It's a survival / battle / hunting / gathering game. I guess Minecraft survival is like that as well, but I haven't seen any blocks so far.

 

[Sagath]

No, It's more a a game along the lines of rust, or similar. It's a survival / battle / hunting / gathering game. I guess Minecraft survival is like that as well, but I haven't seen any blocks so far.

Gotcha. I use 'lego' as a catch all for these 'recipe' style games. Nautica, Rust, Minecraft. I get they're different, but to me they're all the same that way, and I lack interest.

 

[Shadowarez]

More like ark from what I gathered so far but viking theme.

 

[Herne]

For those who are hooked, I think this is perfect substitute background

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[Vittra]

So if I'm reading these reviews right, is this game like an exploration version of Minecraft?

I'll check out some twitch streams later...I like loot/explore games, but not a big fan of lego.

3D version of Terraria/Starbound.

Essentially more involved than a base Minecraft, but less involved than a true survival style game.

Examples - you eat food for buffs, not because hunger will kill you. Breaking down items provides their full value back to you unlike some games where you get only a portion back, and repairing items is free - you just need to go to a workbench that is appropriate for the gear you are repairing.

 

[Soultribunal]

3D version of Terraria/Starbound.

Essentially more involved than a base Minecraft, but less involved than a true survival style game.

Examples - you eat food for buffs, not because hunger will kill you. Breaking down items provides their full value back to you unlike some games where you get only a portion back, and repairing items is free - you just need to go to a workbench that is appropriate for the gear you are repairing.

They have definitely made the crafting and survival system simple. I do enjoy games where eating and drinking are important, but not ever survival game needs to be hardcore, and this is a shining example of doing it right.

As for the OP. It is the only game where I have graphical issues on either system that I use, so I chalk it up to drivers not being optimized for the game along with issues in the game code itself. I would only start to worry if it was full release and still doing it.

-ST

 

[Herne]

They have definitely made the crafting and survival system simple. I do enjoy games where eating and drinking are important, but not ever survival game needs to be hardcore, and this is a shining example of doing it right.

As for the OP. It is the only game where I have graphical issues on either system that I use, so I chalk it up to drivers not being optimized for the game along with issues in the game code itself. I would only start to worry if it was full release and still doing it.

-ST

Exactly.

You won't starve, but what to eat has its own strategic level- just because you are full doesn't mean you have enough HP and/or stamina recovery to survive where you are going. The crafting system is solid, but getting ingredients back reduces most irritations of its limitations and quirks.

 

[r0k0]

after a few days of gaming seems to have settled down oh also when i enabled vsync it fixed the low fps, just shuddering left.. oh well !

thanks everyone for the feedback