Why does the 64 player Conquest feel so choppy/buggy?

@Sohsuh you’re mentioning known bugs/issues that were already present regardless of the game mode..especially the hand waving about bit 

As for choppy , well I was about to come on here and say just how smooth it was and that I’d just played a full game of conquest 64 manifest , (would of usually of dashboarded half way through) orbital ran well playing breakthrough , yet to test manifest and Discarded for breakthrough most issues I get playing those

edit Yeh nice to get a clean game playing manifest breakthrough , your issue is probably in the box 

 “band aid” XX na admire their commitment they didn’t have to do jack until next year 2bh.
devs play this so they’d of wanted this mode to test , good way to rule things out when testing performance.: 

My initial guess would be that there are more players playing 128-player sessions, and therefore more than enough people to populate a server locally. They all seem to be AmazonAWS servers, from what I have observed, by the way.

64-player sessions are relatively new with (currently) less players. Therefore these servers will sometimes have to allow players from further afield to connect in order to populate a game session... higher ping... etc., etc.

As time goes on, hopefully more people will join 64-player sessions and it should become less of an issue.

That's my take on it, but there are many variables to online gameplay. I haven't noticed any issues with 64-player sessions so far on PS5. Seems smooth here.

It feels better to me with 64 player maps.  I have also noticed that on "high" even though i am getting 92-115fps it does feel slightly choppy.  If I drop the settings to medium, smooth as butter, even on 128player servers.  I then get into the 130's.

I have a 3070 RTX with a 1440p monitor.  I have Gsync turned on, and in the NVIDIA control panel I choose max FPS of 140 (4 lower than my 144hz monitor).  I also have Vsync On in those NVIDIA control panel but vsync off in games.  I am basically making my video card control all of the vsync.  I have read that you want to set your max FPS 3-4 frames lower than the max FPS of the monitor so you do not get sync issues.  If you hit the monitors FPS ceiling Gsync can stop working for a moment and cause stutter. 

Vsync didn't change anything.

The game just feels choppy/laggy.

It didn't feel like this last week.

Try putting more load on the video card by increasing resolution or post processing settings. Games run smoother when the video card is at 100% utilization and CPU isn't maxing.

In other words make the video card the bottleneck not the CPU and turn off dynamic resolution scale.