would .36 include any optimization?

[bioned 36]

don't see the log topic anywhere

 

but i hear it got something to do with weathers and rocks and 100 ppl servers

 

i just hope it optimizes the weather and rocks and 100 ppl servers

[solodude23 649]

Here's the changelog for the most recent experimental build. I'm *thinking* there will be another update within a few days.

 

http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/175096-update-rev-036115535-experimental-branch/

[weparo 613]

Most optimizing means optimizing server side. Client is already fairly optimized, not so much you can do there.

[iBane 381]

Changelog to the experimental branch.  More things will be added before rolling to stable, but this is what we know about the next update so far.  

 

http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/175096-update-rev-036115535-experimental-branch/

[Window Licker 504]

Here's the changelog for the most recent experimental build. I'm *thinking* there will be another update within a few days.

 

http://forums.dayzgame.com/index.php?/topic/175096-update-rev-036115535-experimental-branch/

Unfortunately your thinking a little off and they want to keep it on experimental for between 1-2 week's (tweet from hick_206) after they got stung releasing the current stable a bit early and it was buggier then they would have liked, I can say the current experimental runs a lot smoother.

[InvisiMan2013 229]

Client is already fairly optimized, not so much you can do there.

 

That's not true at all.  Dean said very recently that companies like AMD and Nvidia have been providing them with data to help optimize the client side - we should expect significant improvements when that starts happening.  I believe he said that the on-board Intel graphics chips have been seeing jumps of over 50% in performance. 

[weparo 613]

That's not true at all.  Dean said very recently that companies like AMD and Nvidia have been providing them with data to help optimize the client side - we should expect significant improvements when that starts happening.  I believe he said that the on-board Intel graphics chips have been seeing jumps of over 50% in performance. 

 

Coool! yet I'm having my doubts about it. It might just be better antialiasing and better ambient occlusion? (AO kills about 20 FPS on a 770) Anyways, I wouldn't expect more than 5 frames more for low end, and 10 - 15 for high end systems.

 

Will see I guess

[e00c 84]

I've recently tested the experimental. And whilst I don't have any performance issues on stable. Experimental did actually seem smoother for me and a few friends (Y)

It'll be good when these tweaks come in from AMD/Intel/Nvidia. 

 

Though, I fear my performance will actually decrease :-( I'm currently out performing most of my friends even though I have a lesser system! I managed to hit 100 fps yesterday according to bandicam  :huh: