katanagirl1 wrote: »I have PS4 Pro with wired connection, not wi-if as I should have stated earlier. No external SSD, just the internal hard drive, which is only half full.
I have been trying to get a new PS5 because my blu-ray disc reader is starting to have issues starting up sometimes, but no luck so far getting a new system as they sell out fast.
Again, as I have stated many times previously, as time goes on the performance of the game degrades significantly. Harrowstorms haven’t been this bad in the past.
I didn’t used to see black silhouettes for players for ten seconds or more when entering a zone in the past. That’s any zone, not just an area like harrowstorms where there are lots of NPCs and other players fighting.
You can’t blame my hardware for these things if they worked previously but don’t now.
No more excuses. The game is deteriorating. People on PS4 are quitting the game because of this.
katanagirl1 wrote: »The enemies at the harrowstorm were invisible the whole time I was there, and never loaded in.
MerguezMan wrote: »katanagirl1 wrote: »The enemies at the harrowstorm were invisible the whole time I was there, and never loaded in.
I get pretty much the same issue on base Xbox one.
Harrowstorms and players around take several minutes once on site to be displayed.
They do dispaly correctly when you arrive at the start of the storm with only few players there, though.
BlackTearsOfHope wrote: »Obviously PS5 would be best option, but my PS4 with SSD is a massive improvement, best decision I made.
I had and tested the factory hd, hybrid firecuda sshd and ssd.
SSD is top tier, hardly ever have issues, black silhouettes last 2-3 seconds at most, if they're even there to begin with, no freezes running up on large groups.
Get one if you can afford it, for sure, I'll personally never go back to a standard hd.
This has nothing to do with the hardware used by a player. The huge amount of players on a specific location leads to this.trackdemon5512 wrote: »@katanagirl1 are you on a base PS4 or PS4 Pro? (...)
redlink1979 wrote: »This has nothing to do with the hardware used by a player. The huge amount of players on a specific location leads to this.trackdemon5512 wrote: »@katanagirl1 are you on a base PS4 or PS4 Pro? (...)
PC isn't doing any better: on PC there are so many players atm at harrowstorm sites (+30), since the Nighthallow motif was released, that is pointless to travel around from site to site: you never make it to the spawned site in time (some storms can disappear in less than a minute).
In PC (most of the day time) if you want to complete a harrowstorm in The Reach, you need to wait at one of the harrowstorm sites until the storm starts.
trackdemon5512 wrote: »,redlink1979 wrote: »This has nothing to do with the hardware used by a player. The huge amount of players on a specific location leads to this.trackdemon5512 wrote: »@katanagirl1 are you on a base PS4 or PS4 Pro? (...)
PC isn't doing any better: on PC there are so many players atm at harrowstorm sites (+30), since the Nighthallow motif was released, that is pointless to travel around from site to site: you never make it to the spawned site in time (some storms can disappear in less than a minute).
In PC (most of the day time) if you want to complete a harrowstorm in The Reach, you need to wait at one of the harrowstorm sites until the storm starts.
OP said enemies were invisible. Console matters here. The hard disc drives in PS4s are notoriously cheap and slow. As they degrade and fail the ability of the system to show and render ESO enemies also goes down. A failing or poor hard drive is more likely the reason for enemies remaining invisible for extended periods of time than the game itself. The reason being is that the length of invisibility isn’t uniform across consoles.
FlopsyPrince wrote: »I am seeing lots of "stutters" in play on my PS4. Things will just often hang for a few seconds and then continue on. (Some permanent hanging as well, but that is less common.)
I started in Summerset, but it does seem much worse performance to me.
I believe I have an SSD hard drive, but I am not sure how to validate that. I know I upgraded the HD, but I am not sure what it was since it was quite a while ago.