Forum Discussion
I don't 100% agree with you on the fps diffetence because imo 30fps to 60fps gap is huge compaired from 60 to 120 fps. My opinion is based on my own experience playing Apex on pc with a controller. I can most definitely see the difference and thats why I want it on next-gen devices. On the other hand doubling the framerate from 30 to 60 is much much more greater than 60 to 120. And from 120 to 240 I can't see the difference but it can be felt.
I think people who know about frames and how framerate effects gameplay experience are going to buy Ps5 and Xbox Series X anyway to get that little boost to accuracy and reaction time in game. I hope they are not bothered by the fact that it will set current-gen consoles at disadvantage.
I hope the noisiest group will be the people who want better from their console💪
- 5 years ago
Yeap. Two big things matter more than server tickrate though: gameplay experiense and aiming. Things happening on your screen makes everything. Everything else on the server side is almost irrelevant. Gameplay experience needs server side a little but it is mostly unseen.
- 5 years ago@turoturboG60 Doesn't matter if you have true aim and good movement when you still get shot behind cover or doors because it takes seconds for this game to realise what's going on which effects your experience. If you press your Q button to fast now, Lifeline doesn't even pop the drone out for example when it used to be instant.
With lower end hardware it'll probably be less noticeable but server side on apex doesn't keep up with modern computers which is why PC competitive is dead.- hayhor5 years agoHero@apostolateofDOOM woah woah woah I read something about pushing lifelines q button and popping something.......
👀
- Gabrielmojo265 years agoSeasoned Ace@apostolateofDOOM Was going to comment just that before deciding to read all replies lol.
120 won't make any damn difference, servers are clocked at 20hz