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Usually, the game logic in games is quite simple, and the vast majority of modern games rest on the video card. Accordingly, the better the video card, the higher the fps.
In ILLWILL the situation is a bit different. Because of the large number of enemies, and because of the large number of corpses and body parts that appear when they die. There is a heavy load on the processor. And even on the top processor that exists at the moment, in large battles the game will not be able to produce a stable 240fps.
I have only played the demo and then about 1.6 hours of the full game, and I can say that I am really liking it, and I think you have a lot of talent - don't let making strange console-like decisions of locking things down artificially hamper your games.
Think of The Witcher 2 when they put it out with insane settings that no modern computer at the time could handle. They did that because they knew in the future there would be PCs that could handle it, and people playing their game at that point would run those crazy settings, and that worked very well for them. This is PC, not console - give us the freedom to choose for ourselves.
Thanks for your hard work and obvious talent.
P.S. I think the art in this game is so cool and you deserve a lot of credit for creating such amazingly artful environments and atmosphere.
What a petty complaint. The human eye isn't even capable of noticing the difference.
I can't tell if this is trolling or just hilariously ignorant.
I am going to go with trolling.
Play Forgive Me Father 2 demo, there are fewer enemies and perhaps your computer will have the desired 240fps)
Don't complain that your PC can't get 240 fps on hoard games. These games are defined by having tons of enemies and, yes, it does add to the game play. Now, artificially putting a cap on frame rates is what makes no sense what so ever. PC games should let people run them as fast as their PC can go. Just because you don't have a PC that can handle it doesn't mean the dev should change how they made their game to cater to your PC. Even if the best CPU can't drive it at 240 doesn't mean future generations won't so there is no reason to hold back future hardware for no reason.
Your complaint is just ridiculous.
Anyone found a way?
I'm trying the demo but if there is no way to increase or remove the cap, I'm not gonna buy this.
Have a 144Hz monitor.
Set the in-game settings for frame rate cap, to above my monitor refresh rate.