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Character and enemy/NPC move speed
Move speed is broken I am playing on a modern system at 244fps all ultra graphics but this makes all everything move super fast is there an easy fix? I am new on pc and modding games is not my thing plus I would have no clue where to start.
I feel this is something fundamentally flawed in the game if it is made unplayable on a any system that gets more than 60fps.
Why has Bethesda not added a fix or frame rate slider as a minimum? Can anyone help?
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Senor Cinco
Aug 17 @ 11:26am 
You need to manually cap the FPS to 60.

Look in your GPU settings.
Last edited by Senor Cinco; Aug 17 @ 11:27am
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cswiger
Aug 17 @ 11:28am 
Bethesda hasn't added support for higher framerates because the FO4 game engine is old.

Your choice is to run at 60 fps or to use a mod like High FPS Physics Fix.
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worm_master
Aug 17 @ 11:40am 
Why not try 180? that's what I play at.. 180 is plenty fast.
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Zekiran
Aug 17 @ 1:07pm 
"I am playing on a modern system at 244fps all ultra graphics"

Lower your settings, cap your fps.

Just because you have dumped money into a new system doesn't magically transport the specs for that system 15 years back in time to the devs so they can accommodate your settings.
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worm_master
Aug 17 @ 3:04pm 
Originally posted by Zekiran:
"I am playing on a modern system at 244fps all ultra graphics"

Lower your settings, cap your fps.

Just because you have dumped money into a new system doesn't magically transport the specs for that system 15 years back in time to the devs so they can accommodate your settings.

The issue is 220+ is to fast for a human, at 180, my inputs are allteady 5.5<S and every frame is happening at 3x the speed of 60 at 220+ looking 2,5MS or inputs an maby 4x as fast

5.5 MS and 3x the speed per frame, is at the edge of human reflexes, as is. If he moves to 180 FPS like me, the game will be playable.
Last edited by worm_master; Aug 17 @ 3:06pm
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Zekiran
Aug 17 @ 3:04pm 
Cranking it back down a bit might help, but also the "at ultra" ... a self-imposed recipe for disaster.
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worm_master
Aug 17 @ 3:09pm 
Dunno bout Ultra, after all i'm running 180 via AMD frameboost, maby his card, has a function, that enables Ultra Graphics....

More importantly, unless u have a 300 MHZ monitor, 220 is faster then ya screen can display anyway.
Last edited by worm_master; Aug 17 @ 3:12pm
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universalglitch1980
Aug 18 @ 2:05am 
Originally posted by Zekiran:
"I am playing on a modern system at 244fps all ultra graphics"

Lower your settings, cap your fps.

Just because you have dumped money into a new system doesn't magically transport the specs for that system 15 years back in time to the devs so they can accommodate your settings.
Great response very helpful I see why you like typing on a keyboard. Why can't you either say nothing or add something helpful like the other? I mean wow how welcoming are you to new pc players well done.

PS Thank you to all those who actually posted something that may help me, my thanks
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Zekiran
Aug 18 @ 3:00am 
Except that the advice is as has been stated by everyone else:

Cap your FPS.

Lower your expectations.

The game is old. Your computer being new - it doesn't care.
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