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Morgan Park

EA kinda sorta apologizes for poor Star Wars Jedi: Survivor performance, cites high-end hardware as a problem

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor — a mugshot-like screenshot of Cal Kestis as he appears in the upcoming Jedi sequel, with droid companion BD-1 looking over his shoulder.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is having a rough start on PC. As outlined in my review, performance is choppy in the largest areas of the game and even those hoping to flex their top-of-the-line GPUs are lucky to get a consistent 60 fps. A patch issued pre-release has helped with egregious problems like broken cutscene audio, but larger issues remain, like its inability to utilize the full power of your hardware and its unending hunger for VRAM.

The result on launch day? A "Mostly Negative" user rating on Steam, with reviews almost exclusively citing unacceptable performance.

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