I remember when Skyrim came out I had intolerable pauses in gameplay. Fortunately, somebody posted a workaround (you had to start the game then do something to set the priority of the active process or some crap ... I forget) that kept me playing until the issue was fixed in an early patch.

The point is, I'm not surprised that any version of the game that people might be playing today before the game is officially launched might have some issue. Clearly, though, any such early installations don't include any patches that are scheduled to be released tomorrow.

We will have to wait and see what happens when things are actually supposed to happen.

Your posts are technical issues that don't belong in the general forum, about a game that hasn't officially released yet, and you wonder why they're removed?

And do they load the same amount of data, use the same amount of memoryand render the same stuff on the screen?

Here's the complete proof: very minor issues on both consoles, fps almost never drops bellow 25 fps so generally smooth across the board and never below 23 fps and the rare 24 or 23 never last more than one second. Xbox One is struggling a bit worse but again....this is a storm in a teacup....generally nonsense.

And here is the almighty proof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPZXkdD1RwQ

How anyone can be satisfied with 25-30 frames is beyond me, my pc runs games like this on Ultra settings (do you even have those in PS4?) and 60 fps.

Funny, but if I got the game early I'd be playing it too. Hell, I've even clicked my Fallout 4 link a couple times just to see if Steam made it go live early by mistake. One can hope.

Very marginally the Xbox One has some extra struggle.....but overall both are A-OK imo.

So I watched it and yeah, the places it dropped, it made sense that it dropped. Sure in a perfect world they would have it render at 40-50 and then cap it at 30 but holy, some of those shots had 10 enemies on screen and vistas as far as the eye could see.

Thanks for posting that

edit: and usually, unless it drops below 14, I never notice the framerate anyways.