The Blood Of Dawnwalker’s Console Launch Just Got A Major Performance Boost
Developer Rebel Wolves confirms that The Blood of Dawnwalker will get a 60 FPS performance mode ahead of its September 3 launch. According to developers Rebel Wolves, The Blood of Dawnwalker will now receive a 60 FPS performance mode on launch day—September 3rd. Amid last week’s backlash, players were upset that the studio announced the new RPG was originally targeting 30 and 40 FPS on console release. However, Rebel Wolves posted on X this morning, assuring players that they have taken in the feedback, and are currently working towards a day 1 patch. “On Friday, we answered your questions about console performance with what we knew we could confidently deliver at launch,” The Blood of Dawnwalker official X post read. “Performance Mode was already in the works, but it was still being tested. We simply weren’t ready to promise it yet. We heard your feedback. It was clear how much this mattered to many of you, so we focused on finishing the next round of tests. Those results gave... Read more
Developer Rebel Wolves confirms that The Blood of Dawnwalker will get a 60 FPS performance mode ahead of its September 3 launch.According to developers Rebel Wolves, The Blood of Dawnwalker will now receive a 60 FPS performance mode on launch day—September 3rd. Amid last week’s backlash, players were upset that the studio announced the new RPG was originally targeting 30 and 40 FPS on console release. However, Rebel Wolves posted on X this morning, assuring players that they have taken in the feedback, and are currently working towards a day 1 patch.
“On Friday, we answered your questions about console performance with what we knew we could confidently deliver at launch,” The Blood of Dawnwalker official X post read. “Performance Mode was already in the works, but it was still being tested. We simply weren’t ready to promise it yet. We heard your feedback. It was clear how much this mattered to many of you, so we focused on finishing the next round of tests. Those results gave
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