Normally I could play Fortnite at a steady 60 FPS, but this morning it started updating, so as I waited for that, I updated my AMD graphic divers. I started the game and noticed it wouldn't go over 30 FPS..

Here's my specs:

3.5GHz i5-6600K

RX 480 4GB

16GB (2x8) DDR4 RAM

I tried turning off V-Sync and capping the frame rate at 60, which worked, but the frame rate was unstable and fluctuated between 30, 40 and 60 FPS, but before this morning I could run the game on 60 no problem with V-Sync enabled.

Maybe a little, wouldn't say "VERY" overrated.

I had no idea what this was until today. lol

@nintendoboy16: From a business perspective, it wasn't a mistake. Developers don't have to worry about making it work, and more people will buy their games, but it sucks. I miss the days when we played First Person Shooters on two to four player split screen, there's so many games that would be better with that feature, Killing Floor 2, Overwatch, Warhammer, Rainbow Six, Toxikk, DOOM, but we miss out on that cause developers don't wanna put forth the effort with nothing to gain.. Funny thing is, I feel like there's enough demand for split screen games, especially shooters for it to be a strong marketing point.

Then why was it $60?

Crysis, then Shadow of Mordor

That's true to a certain extent, however, all games aren't built around good ideas, so that statement does carry a degree of weight.

While I agree that Joe can be cringe worthy at times, it really isn't a hard concept to understand.. The game was built around a great idea, but was executed very poorly.

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I agree the HUD in MMO games are incredibly annoying, and overwhelming for new players, especially in Black Desert Online, but I liked the game enough to try to tolerate it, but the constant pop ins as you traveled along the road made it impossible for me.