Why do doors in Kadara Port take so long to open?
Anyone know? It's just a minor annoyance but I'm curious if there's a good reason for it.
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The doors as I understand them are kind of a loading screen, so the more npcs etc the longer it takes to load. This is probably because some folks move around so it needs to generate new locations
I think it's a loading screen in disguise, but the duration is fixed, which is unnecessary because of variable hardware. I have the impression that fast travel is quicker.
The game on PC seems to assume we're not using SATAIII hardware and SSD (consoles are still ancient tech so there). And then we all have to suffer through longlasting loadscreens most of other openworld RPGs don't have (that includes upcoming Elex).
On the other hand, Kadara horrible loadtimes might be a deliberate reminder on ME1 elevators. 😉
I thought going to and fro gravity wells served that purpose already.
@Fred_vdp wrote:I think it's a loading screen in disguise, but the duration is fixed, which is unnecessary because of variable hardware. I have the impression that fast travel is quicker.
It can be. But Kadara port only has two fast travel locations. The Outlaw Base and the Port. You can not fast travel to the main market area or the bar.
@Fred_vdp wrote:I think it's a loading screen in disguise, but the duration is fixed, which is unnecessary because of variable hardware. I have the impression that fast travel is quicker.
It is pretty obvious that the game was developed for consoles with their limitations and never optimized for PC which is a shame since it could have turned a good game into a great game.
The doors take so long to open because they only get maintained once a month, and when they completely break, there is no hotfix for them.
Todays Kadara Maintenance release bulletin:
Doors that have been reported as opening too slow are now back to their originally intended design of 15 seconds.
LOL And this happens on Tempest as well every now and then. Should include that in the bulletin as well. We don't want to be accused of hiding public information. :eahigh_file:
Consoles are the baseline experience whilst PCs come in a host of configurations.
It's entirely logical that console is the default.
@SofaJockeyUK wrote:Consoles are the baseline experience whilst PCs come in a host of configurations.
It's entirely logical that console is the default.
Yes, but the PC version should have been more optimized to not hold us back to what the consoles can handle.
