I sincerely appreciate this article and you're absolutely right. I have a mid-range gaming PC which is plenty capable using the rx7600 and Ryzen 5 8500g and 32gb of ram. In some environments the game is buttery smooth and others it's a stuttery, crashy mess. I really wanted to love this game as someone who didn't get to play the original release but had thousands of hours in Skyrim and fallout 4, I couldn't wait to be immersed in the new version of the Oblivion world. One year later after countless attempts and internet searches to figure out how to optimize this game I had it at at point where it was, sort of, running. It would be fairly stable at 80 fps with crashes being rare and fps drops, lag and stuttering being tolerable. Only for a new GPU driver to come out and now the game won't even boot up. I hope the devs can look back and try to get some sort of a fix for this because there is a lot of unfulfilled potential for this game.
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Re: Yup, Oblivion Remastered Is Still Broken a Year After Release
I sincerely appreciate this article and you're absolutely right. I have a mid-range gaming PC which is plenty capable using the rx7600 and Ryzen 5 8500g and 32gb of ram. In some environments the game is buttery smooth and others it's a stuttery, crashy mess. I really wanted to love this game as someone who didn't get to play the original release but had thousands of hours in Skyrim and fallout 4, I couldn't wait to be immersed in the new version of the Oblivion world. One year later after countless attempts and internet searches to figure out how to optimize this game I had it at at point where it was, sort of, running. It would be fairly stable at 80 fps with crashes being rare and fps drops, lag and stuttering being tolerable. Only for a new GPU driver to come out and now the game won't even boot up. I hope the devs can look back and try to get some sort of a fix for this because there is a lot of unfulfilled potential for this game.