Just wondering what was the highest fps you got on haven?

[Gigglepuddy]

gtx770, i5, 32gb of ram and i always run whatever game i play directly from ram via ramdisk. most ive had is maybe 6 people on screen in a largish village i went past with tons of stuff going and never went below 60, i play with all settings on. i imagine the issues is your hard drives transfer rate, but the amount of data thats being transferred is negligible so it really shouldnt be an issue. probably just an optimization issue where the game works better with higher bandwidths even if its barely touching said bandwidths.

[MadNomad]

good pc - 50 to 60 fps outside of village, like 20 fps in areas with a lot of objects

shit pc - like 3 fps in most places but big difference is visible depending on place

[SANICHEGEHOGE]

Just a comparison to see if haven and hearth reached 60 fps, since my highest ever was 21 frames per second.

Mine's never really below 100. I have a 1060, i7 and 12 gigabytes of ram.

[DaniAngione]

I was always able to play above ~40 in the worst places without issues, most times around or above 60;
I returned to using normal crops recently, tho (I was using Amber's simple crops) and in huge farms I go down to 20~30. Even smaller farms cause stuttering - no fps drop, but stutters - when moving and new parts of the world with lots of things (like crops) are loaded. There seems to be a lot of visual artifacts related to new blocks being loaded - sometimes I'm under the impression that the game does some weird routine of spawning every object in the middle of the screen (on you) before "jumping them" to their correct positions, I've experienced several times this same issue where a lot of things started appearing exactly where I am when loading and then one by one they get teleported to their places (like walls, trees and even other people) - and that seems to happen when I'm using a lot of RAM on something else (like rendering a video file)

Overall I'd say it runs well, tho - performance never bothered me (even with shadows and such - and playing with more than one client) but I do see it as an issue because my home pc is fairly good and this is expected, but whenever I have to play on my laptop, which is average (not bad but not good either) the game looks horrible and runs as low as 10 fps in some areas.

So I guess that definitely shouldn't happen for a lightweight game like Haven
Knowing that jorbtar are working on client optimizations is very welcome news and I hope this thread shall serve as some good feedback

(edit: my specs are i7 from last year's gen; 16 gb ram, gtx1070)

[linkfanpc]

3-4 outside, 1-2 inside my village, well below 0 in large villages. I've never been in mass fights so i don't know what it's like there. 6-8 in houses or caves, sometimes 8-10.

[sMartins]

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Well, rendering a video and playing a game at the same time is for sure something you don't wanna do, beside H&H problems...

[DaniAngione]

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Well, rendering a video and playing a game at the same time is for sure something you don't wanna do, beside H&H problems...

I know, it was meant for testing tho. Rendering videos is a nice way to test ram usage of other software (not the numerical usage because that's easy to see but the practical effects when it runs out, like a stress test)