Also experiencing massive FPS drops. Strangely when the FPS counter shows 150 it feels like 60hz even on my 240hz monitor…
Can you please send me a video of your experience along with a DxDiag dump? https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000022556/graphics.html
I have the same problem since the update... Playing on a 144hz monitor aswell, the FPS jumps from 30 to 150 and back every millisecond. Getting harder and harder to make kills, generally just exhausting to play. Feels like the performance of my PC is not enough, although its actually good. I'm really disappointed with the game for the first time ever since it's release. Very stressful to continue playing like that at all...
Can you please send me a video of your experience along with a DxDiag dump? https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000022556/graphics.html
I'm sorry you're having such a terrible experience. We are unable to reproduce this on any of our available PCs, but we have heard this reported by several PC players since the 2.1 update dropped. The only way we're going to be able to track down the cause and fix it is with the help of the community. Can you please send me a video of your experience along with a DxDiag file? https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000022556/graphics.html
Also, you might want to try adding an exception to your anti-virus for the Rogue Company folder: ht...
In the last update, we looked at a number of logs from players who reported this issue to us by pulling the match logs from the IDs they provided. Unfortunately, in the vast majority of cases (around 70%), the issue we saw was the client and server trying to reconnect several times, indicating a poor connection (such as playing on a WiFi connection) or packet loss.
However, we are still actively working with a number of players and content creators to try to verify if they're experiencing packet loss or poor connections - something we have less control over - or if it's indeed a gameplay issue we can smooth out.
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