I couldn't play DEATHLOOP properly on release because of its terrible optimization (much worse than it was with Dishonored 2 on release). Has the game gotten better in this regard now?

What are you talking about? I bought the game on release and it ran beautifully on my 3060 ti, ryzen 5 2600 x and 32 gb ram. You must have outdated hardware if you're having performance issues. Certainly not worth complaining about when all you need to do is upgrade your rig.

1440p60 locked on max, no RT, dynamic FSR2 Rez set to minimum 50% Rez target at 60 Hz.

On 5700 XT + R5 3600.

Originally posted by Burger Gangster:

I couldn't play DEATHLOOP properly on release because of its terrible optimization (much worse than it was with Dishonored 2 on release). Has the game gotten better in this regard now?

When I played it recently the game would constantly crash due to it not liking the fact I was using shadowplay, once I turned it off no more crashes, I have heard similar issues with it conflicting with other things. Didn't have any performance issues with the game playing on a 1080ti

It ran perfectly fine at launch. I had a 1080ti back then and zero issues.

The performance was indeed not the best for all systems. After the update #3 it was much better.

Performance on current build is ok for me. (3080ti/5600x/980pro @1440p) Not seeing any of the older stutter issues (although I refuse to turn vsync on to see if they've fixed the crash issues that could have).

It ran perfectly fine at launch for some people, for others of us we had a stuttery first person shooter which could softlock in menus and irregularly crash as Void Engine crapped itself.

I played Dishonored 2 with everything maxed out 1440 and got around 130FPS steady.
I'm getting around 90 to 100 on this game with everything maxed out as well.
RTX 3080TI.

Better than it was for some,but still the same for some.

It plays horribly for me. I am getting fps drops down to 30 in some areas on the lowest settings. In comparison, I can play Cyberpunk at 60+ fps on medium/high... This makes no sense.