Larisian_Sureshot wrote: »Slow draw rate of other characters when logging in that may be surrounding me, where they start out as silhouettes that are black and then draw completely.
Larisian_Sureshot wrote: »Slow draw rate of other characters when logging in that may be surrounding me, where they start out as silhouettes that are black and then draw completely.
This part is normal and is a new feature listed in the patch notes
Guys, just disabling add ons is not enough. You have to remove them AND their separately stored Saved Variables file. The Saved Variables file will try to load even if the add-on is removed. That itself can cause fps loss, even crashes.
What I do ( as a suggestion) is make a desktop folder called ESO test, put the questionable add-on in there along with the Saved Variables.
The only certain way to clear a bad add on is remove it completely, restart ( not relog or reload) the game.
The top problem makers I have found ( though I love them) is Fyrakins Mini map and/or Destinations.
For those without addons, I hope this is sorted soon.
Had this on PTS .... after about 30 minutes of playing my FPS goes below ten or even below 5. I'm using a 144 HZ monitor and usually have 95-100 FPs (because ESO locks the FPS at that point). GTX 980. This also happened when I play on MINIMUM settings. I needed to crash my game and restart everything to be able to play 30 minutes again.
Worried to hear it has not been fixed.
If t's happening over time then that sounds like a memory leak to me, they really need to look into that.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Hi folks,
For those of you experiencing this issue, or any other game performance-related problems, we're looking for some additional info. Could you please reply with the following?
- Your dxdiag
- Your usersettings.txt
Guys, just disabling add ons is not enough. You have to remove them AND their separately stored Saved Variables file. The Saved Variables file will try to load even if the add-on is removed. That itself can cause fps loss, even crashes.
What I do ( as a suggestion) is make a desktop folder called ESO test, put the questionable add-on in there along with the Saved Variables.
The only certain way to clear a bad add on is remove it completely, restart ( not relog or reload) the game.
The top problem makers I have found ( though I love them) is Fyrakins Mini map and/or Destinations.
For those without addons, I hope this is sorted soon.
That could be why my wife and I don't have any FPS drop issues with this update. We deleted all of the addons in the folder and then updated those ready for the patch. That's probably the best thing others can do. Delete all their addons and then download the updated ones.
Larisian_Sureshot wrote: »Slow draw rate of other characters when logging in that may be surrounding me, where they start out as silhouettes that are black and then draw completely.
This part is normal and is a new feature listed in the patch notes
Possible fix for some - or at least a clue to causes.
Disabling (actually removing) bcastdvr.exe task has returned me to an unjittery 35-45 fps in Rawl'Kha, up to double that in open world. I was having regular drops to 1 fps (ping was hitting 400 at these times), and jitter whenever I strafed or ran at the previous 10-60fps.
Game is smooth now with all my usual 40-odd add-ons, including mini-map. Many of them are not updated yet.
Don't know how, why or when bcastdvr.exe got enabled - it seems to control game streaming via the x-box network, present in W8 and W10 (I think). I do not use any x-box or streaming services knowingly, so it's possible I switched it on with an inadvertent k/b shortcut.
So, for me at least, not add-ons, not lua, not memory leak, not drivers or in-game settings. Just a memory (and probably processor) hungry background task I noticed in Task Manager. Hope it's this straight-forward for some others out there. Even if you don't have my naughty task running, perhaps ESO is not playing as nicely as it was with other tasks, so closing as many as possible is worth a try.
s7732425ub17_ESO wrote: »The addon Combat Log Statistics took a huge hit this patch. It worked fine before and added only a small FPS drop in most situations. But using it now will pretty much drop your FPS from 100 to 5 if you attack more than 5 monsters at a time.
Possible fix for some - or at least a clue to causes.
Disabling (actually removing) bcastdvr.exe task has returned me to an unjittery 35-45 fps in Rawl'Kha, up to double that in open world. I was having regular drops to 1 fps (ping was hitting 400 at these times), and jitter whenever I strafed or ran at the previous 10-60fps.
Guys, just disabling add ons is not enough. You have to remove them AND their separately stored Saved Variables file. The Saved Variables file will try to load even if the add-on is removed. That itself can cause fps loss, even crashes.
What I do ( as a suggestion) is make a desktop folder called ESO test, put the questionable add-on in there along with the Saved Variables.
The only certain way to clear a bad add on is remove it completely, restart ( not relog or reload) the game.
The top problem makers I have found ( though I love them) is Fyrakins Mini map and/or Destinations.
For those without addons, I hope this is sorted soon.
Larisian_Sureshot wrote: »Slow draw rate of other characters when logging in that may be surrounding me, where they start out as silhouettes that are black and then draw completely.
This part is normal and is a new feature listed in the patch notes
I have been having this happen too. I usually get 60+ fps and have no problem playing at all. Since the patch, I have been reduced to anything from 5-25. I disabled all addons, still the same. I even uninstalled the game completely and did a fresh install. The game is running like a bag of nails. I tried to play today (since most of yesterday i couldn't due to reinstalling) and the non vet pledge Banished cells took our group almost 2 hours to complete. This was due to constant disconnects, and people keep lagging out. The game has become unplayable for me. I couldn't even see the red aoe circles to react to them as they just were not appearing. It's blindingly obvious that ZOS has broken something and they need to fix it. I just hope they do so quickly because the general feeling I am seeing in groups is that people (myself included) are not going to pay for a game that is unplayable. They already lost a lot of players and had to relaunch, I hope they understand how serious FPS play-ability issues are.