Long time I believed it would break the game immersion for me, the opposite has happened. One can test in debug mode, with the own loaded map what happens if you spawn 100 or 1000 puffs in to the map as an example, or clone areas of the map which have lots of built automation, what amount of game speed can be increased/recovered by deleting all Y crossings a dupe can take, how much the FPS impact is on crazy back and forth water pipeworks with lots of crossings, splits, valves, what happens when 100 dupes want to go to the toilet at the same time and what not. Yes, every A or B patch which can be chosen by a dupe or creature to get to a destination takes a toll on the frame rate. There is a lot of other seasoned players having a detail knowledge what brings the games frame rate speed up/down, your input is great too Thanks for bringing all these things up too, it will help a lot of players. ONI FPS scales exactly with the benchmark score value, gpu is on holiday for this game.Īt least with City Skylines multicores help a bit more, as the graphic card also needs lots of feeding in that game - Especially with some graphic mods + a ton of general mods. ONI & City Skylines run good on the top 10 single thread performers, once a year I upgrade to the top 10 for single core games. ONI.Also not building too much or other "crazy stuff" in the map keeps the fps up If you dont mind to share, whats your cpu ? Amd is since a recent while now great again for multicore games and work. I really like amd and have used lots of their multicore cpus. Amd is making the single core problem more bad as they move on as they are adding more and more cores, as lots of they cores share logic design/cache resources and the focus is on the core race. I guess you also have an Intel i7 or i9 cpu ( single core turbo boost ) ? Amd ryzen & threadripper are sadly still way behind intel on a single core running game like oni or city skylines. Little amount of built automation also helps.
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