Let me know if you enjoyed this type of video or hated it. I wanted to try something new and original. If enough people like it then I can do these for each map 😀😂
😂😂 that’s awesome 😂 I was hoping everyone at least enjoyed the sarcastic humor, and if they learned something that’s even better 😂 jokes aside, using rare flowers is the best way to get skiddish tames like tapejars or procoptodons to chase you into a trap, for easy taming.
There are several factors to consider for optimizing performance and quality. I may create a video this week to demonstrate these in more detail if that would be helpful, but here are a few key points to start with. First, map selection plays a significant role. In my experience, Scorched Earth and The Island are currently the best-performing maps, followed by Aberration. The Center tends to perform the worst. Additionally, I adjust the game settings by disabling film grain and motion blur, and I also use commands to turn off clouds and fog. Occasionally, I lower the grass density to minimize FPS drops without noticeably affecting the visual quality. It’s also important to recognize that certain areas of the maps inherently perform better than others. For instance, The Island generally runs well, but performance can drop significantly in the lava cave or the small ice cave (crouch cave). On Scorched Earth, the artifact caves don’t tend to experience as much performance degradation. In The Center, areas like the lava island, the underground section, and the large trench perform poorly, while the three main forested islands and the snow biome perform better. When I record, I take care to use slow, steady camera pans to capture more detail and there is typically minimal movement on my end. If I were running, jumping, or in actual combat(instead of just running in a straight line), the footage might not look as polished or perform as well. I also disable the HUD in most of my clips to reduce distractions, although in-game, it’s essential to have that information visible. Let me know if this helps and if you’d be interested in a video to better demonstrate what I was referring to.
Ascended can be quite blurry especially with film grain and motion blur on. I believe most people would know whether they had survival evolved vs survival ascended. I mean they do make you pay for the “upgrade”/“remaster”, so hopefully everyone knows what they’re buying lol 😂
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Let me know if you enjoyed this type of video or hated it. I wanted to try something new and original. If enough people like it then I can do these for each map 😀😂
This is hilarious 😂
thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
3:30 did not know that😂
😂😂 that’s awesome 😂 I was hoping everyone at least enjoyed the sarcastic humor, and if they learned something that’s even better 😂 jokes aside, using rare flowers is the best way to get skiddish tames like tapejars or procoptodons to chase you into a trap, for easy taming.
this was hilarious 😂
Thank you 😀
😆🤣😂Dope naration
Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed my humor 😂 if enough people like to I’ll consider doing one of these for each type of map 😀
Comedy gold
Thank you lol 😂
how does your game look so good, mine is sooooo blurry.
2 different versions of the game, ark survival evolved and ark survival ascended
There are several factors to consider for optimizing performance and quality. I may create a video this week to demonstrate these in more detail if that would be helpful, but here are a few key points to start with.
First, map selection plays a significant role. In my experience, Scorched Earth and The Island are currently the best-performing maps, followed by Aberration. The Center tends to perform the worst. Additionally, I adjust the game settings by disabling film grain and motion blur, and I also use commands to turn off clouds and fog. Occasionally, I lower the grass density to minimize FPS drops without noticeably affecting the visual quality.
It’s also important to recognize that certain areas of the maps inherently perform better than others. For instance, The Island generally runs well, but performance can drop significantly in the lava cave or the small ice cave (crouch cave). On Scorched Earth, the artifact caves don’t tend to experience as much performance degradation. In The Center, areas like the lava island, the underground section, and the large trench perform poorly, while the three main forested islands and the snow biome perform better.
When I record, I take care to use slow, steady camera pans to capture more detail and there is typically minimal movement on my end. If I were running, jumping, or in actual combat(instead of just running in a straight line), the footage might not look as polished or perform as well. I also disable the HUD in most of my clips to reduce distractions, although in-game, it’s essential to have that information visible.
Let me know if this helps and if you’d be interested in a video to better demonstrate what I was referring to.
Ascended can be quite blurry especially with film grain and motion blur on. I believe most people would know whether they had survival evolved vs survival ascended. I mean they do make you pay for the “upgrade”/“remaster”, so hopefully everyone knows what they’re buying lol 😂