There is a lot more optimization to go into the game like the spawn director will limit the overhead on the npcs in game and ai calls. But can you tell me more about the issues? Have you tried running at a lower resolution and making the photo capture a smaller size? Turning off shadows etc?
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Did you change the photo output? Specifically, one main bottle neck for older systems is the access to over head VRAM. As photos before they are "stored" aka submitted are stored there. The smaller total VRAM you have access to the worse the game tends to run as you're taking photos. As for actual game performance (just running around the world) CPU helps with processing the AI calls, and GPU helps with graphical calls. Turning off shadows will help a lot, the same can be said for post processing.
So in short:
1. turn off shadows
2. set photo output to 1280x720
3. lower your resoultion
4. try running the game using the Vulkan graphical setting .bat found in the main directory of the game
5. consider the option that an unreal engine 5 game might be a little too much for your old system, we cannot forever support older systems, we are also a team of 5 people so we wont be able to compare to the likes of epic for fortnite etc.
i got my pc some years ago like 2 or 3 years ago so is not old and i already done all that.... and dont be mad i know you doing your best all of you and a very a good work is just i love this game and rn doesnt seem like i will be able to play it... until i got a way to get some money and get a better pc
The generation of your hardware is what determines its age, not the time you purchased. Your card was released almost 10 years ago. Even if you purchased it 2 or 3 years ago, it's still a 10 year old card.
It's old enough to have driver support discontinued from Nvidia. It should still be capable of playing 3d games but you'll have some trouble with more modern engines like unreal 5 which is what we use for Sapphire Safari.