I really just saw someone complain about Touhou EoSD NC being locked to 60 FPS.Then he immediately started promoting an AI slop mod he threw together to uncap the game's FPS
@Ronnie21093 That's so dumb. Retard behavior.
Though I will admit, I kind of want thcrap to get support for the game soon so some fucker can uncap FPS properly. Not because it would benefit the game, but because I want there to exist exact opposite patches. One to fix the original release having no FPS cap, and one to make the new release a broken mess without an FPS cap.
Though I will admit, I kind of want thcrap to get support for the game soon so some fucker can uncap FPS properly. Not because it would benefit the game, but because I want there to exist exact opposite patches. One to fix the original release having no FPS cap, and one to make the new release a broken mess without an FPS cap.
@Iffine The modern "gamer" fails to understand that very high FPS isn't everything. (Then again I might just be used to Arma 3 FPS)
Ngl that would be funny. And God knows some people out there would try and find the absolute FPS limit TH6 can still be cleared at
Ngl that would be funny. And God knows some people out there would try and find the absolute FPS limit TH6 can still be cleared at
@Ronnie21093 >find the absolute FPS limit TH6 can still be cleared at
The answer is technically any so long as you feel lucky. The real answer is you're going to have a frustrating to nearly impossible time on anything over 60fps. The games were designed with it in mind, logic and everything, so the more you add the more desync and random problems you get. Even just doubling the framerate would likely make most bullet patterns unrecognizable and some impossible to dodge (and you're not going to have any cheat tools like Seija has). Pretty sure things like replay logic and whatnot also work off this, so a difference in FPS could lead to impossible to verify replays. 
I'll be honest FPS arguments have degraded so much over time it's genuinely mind-numbing to read any. FPS is a terrible metric to judge a game by unless it's actually creating a problem, such as impeding gameplay. If it hits a stable 60, that's more than good enough.
The answer is technically any so long as you feel lucky.
The real answer is you're going to have a frustrating to nearly impossible time on anything over 60fps. The games were designed with it in mind, logic and everything, so the more you add the more desync and random problems you get. Even just doubling the framerate would likely make most bullet patterns unrecognizable and some impossible to dodge (and you're not going to have any cheat tools like Seija has). Pretty sure things like replay logic and whatnot also work off this, so a difference in FPS could lead to impossible to verify replays. I'll be honest FPS arguments have degraded so much over time it's genuinely mind-numbing to read any. FPS is a terrible metric to judge a game by unless it's actually creating a problem, such as impeding gameplay. If it hits a stable 60, that's more than good enough.
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@Iffine @Ronnie21093 the first time i played i didn't know that it was supposed to be locked to 60 and was running it at 144. i beat it on easy, but just barely. realized that something was definitely wrong about halfway through lol.
i've seen people run the game at higher frame rates and beat it to show off skill or whatever.
