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Lowered the graphics options a bit and managed to get a stable fps in Cities: Skylines II
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I got a question for you. What kind of graphics hardware are you using?
I have a 3060 RTX and Ryzen 5600. And for the record, I still haven't picked up the game, even though I've been tempted to a few times. I'm just going off of what I've heard and read from the community, and it hasn't been pretty.
I was very disappointed to see another Paradox Interactive game published that was not even close to being ready for launch. Colossal Order should have delayed the game till April - May 2024 release. I believe this would have given them enough time to optimize the game to a highly or near-perfect optimized state of game. Also... where the hell are the bike systems? Bike transportation just seems like a given thing to have in the base game.
Ryzen 7700x and a 5600xt. I get about 25 fps after the new patch on low to medium. I've put in about 20 hours so far. It has the makings of being a great city builder/management game. It feels more like the Sim City of old rather than a sequel to Cities Skylines 1. The road tools are a amazing compared to CS1. The management aspects are waaaaayyyyyyyy better then the first game. It's a solid foundation gameplay wise. It just needs a shit load of work to bring it up to par performance wise.