Tool1312 Messages 1,037 United Kingdom Nov 23, 2021 #1 Does the Series S or X suffer the physics problems with a full grid in the same way the OG Xbox one does?
Does the Series S or X suffer the physics problems with a full grid in the same way the OG Xbox one does?
Mr Grumpy Messages 2,723 United Kingdom Nov 23, 2021 #2 Tool1312 Does the Series S or X suffer the physics problems with a full grid in the same way the OG Xbox one does? Click to expand... I doubt it, even the 1X doesn't suffer from this like the OG or the 1S, so I'm pretty sure the series S/X can handle it fine.
Tool1312 Does the Series S or X suffer the physics problems with a full grid in the same way the OG Xbox one does? Click to expand... I doubt it, even the 1X doesn't suffer from this like the OG or the 1S, so I'm pretty sure the series S/X can handle it fine.
R r_outsider Messages 786 Canada Messages outsider819 Nov 23, 2021 #3 Tool1312 Does the Series S or X suffer the physics problems with a full grid in the same way the OG Xbox one does? Click to expand... No. Hell no. Completely different game.
Tool1312 Does the Series S or X suffer the physics problems with a full grid in the same way the OG Xbox one does? Click to expand... No. Hell no. Completely different game.
GTvsForza Premium Messages 9,945 The Gem State Messages GTvsForza Messages GTvsForza Nov 23, 2021 #4 I play on my S and have had no problems with a full grid.
Tool1312 Messages 1,037 United Kingdom Nov 24, 2021 #5 Good good, as long as I know. I've got an S just been playing other stuff, I forgot to go back in and test it out, cheers
Good good, as long as I know. I've got an S just been playing other stuff, I forgot to go back in and test it out, cheers
W Wolfe Physics Critic Premium Messages 13,549 Wisconsin Nov 24, 2021 #6 It's a performance thing, not an Xbox brand thing. The issue appears to be the CPU being unable to keep up with the physics calculations and keep them synchronized correctly. Similar trouble occurs if you overload a PS4 or slower PC.
It's a performance thing, not an Xbox brand thing. The issue appears to be the CPU being unable to keep up with the physics calculations and keep them synchronized correctly. Similar trouble occurs if you overload a PS4 or slower PC.
AttackDickie Messages 677 England Nov 29, 2021 #7 r_outsider No. Hell no. Completely different game. Click to expand... Yep, I've gone from hating it on the OG Xbox to loving it on the series X, like you say, it's like a different game.
r_outsider No. Hell no. Completely different game. Click to expand... Yep, I've gone from hating it on the OG Xbox to loving it on the series X, like you say, it's like a different game.
