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You have always been able to set the FPS cap on to PC to 30, 60, or 90 and uncapped but some people like to set it to match their monitor for example 144 this requires editing the ini files which is what that steam link was talking about.

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I consider the Stadia version for convenience and because is free (Stadia Pro user). makes my head hurt and dizzy.ДЄnyway the PC version is flawless on Linux, it even works with mods, so why bother with an inferior Stadia version ?Yes, the PC FPS cap is 100, and strangely enough the value in question '0.01000000' (in UserSettings.txt) is the default for both PC and Stadia, still, somewhere along the chain Stadia drops to a 30 cap. I'm not a gazillion FPS snob, but in this case I find the game truly unplayable, with that excessive motion blur thrown over the FPS lock. Quoting: Spyker Quoting: dubigrasuI'm quite OK with the graphics, (no idea how it looks on PC) and I think it still look beautiful, but that being said, the 30 FPS lock is unacceptable for me. The default frame time on PC is set to 100 FPS.ДЄnyway the PC version is flawless on Linux, it even works with mods, so why bother with an inferior Stadia version ? Quoting: dubigrasuI'm quite OK with the graphics, (no idea how it looks on PC) and I think it still look beautiful, but that being said, the 30 FPS lock is unacceptable for me. Last edited by dubigrasu on 17 June 2020 at 11:41 am UTC Not sure if it (still) works though, for the moment I keep getting a 'unknown command' error, so it might not work with Stadia port or the syntax has changed. But apparently there's a way to remove the cap using the chat command: If I could disable that motion blur at least.Д®dit 2: On PC you'd need to edit the UserSettings.txt file to remove the cap, and I downloaded my Google data with the Stadia settings where I can see it uses the same file to store the settings. Mind you though, I played games at 30 FPS before and it was OK, but the way is implemented here is a game breaker. But at least on PC you can unlock it yourself. I can't blame Stadia itself too much for this. I always have to have this annoying little dance with Stadia and Stadia+ before starting a session, to make sure it uses VP9.Д®dit: So I looked a bit online and it looks like the FPS lock is also present on PC by default (and ofc on consoles). I didn't had any issues with the resolution, but indeed, Stadia badly needs some control panel/settings/whatever. And like on consoles, you don't have video options to tune other than brightness/etc. Very disappointed, I sort of finished Destiny and wanted to dive right away into ESO, but not this way. I'm quite OK with the graphics, (no idea how it looks on PC) and I think it still look beautiful, but that being said, the 30 FPS lock is unacceptable for me.

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See their full blog post here or head over to. In other Stadia news, Google has now reduced the Premier Edition price to $99/ВЈ89.99 for their fancy Stadia Controller and a Chromecast Ultra. Lower visuals at 30FPS is not going to win anyone over. Like PUBG, it's clearly been ported at a lower visual quality and it's also locked to 30FPS. The Elder Scrolls Online is a different story. Destiny 2, Assassins Creed and Division 2 all work very well on it. If you've read previous Stadia articles from me, you will know by now I quite enjoy the service for the convenience it offers and it has largely been a positive experience for me. Their own performance picker doesn't force a resolution, only set the limits of what it will do overall.ДЄs for the actual game, it's quite a let-down.

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Stadia really, badly, needs a built-in resolution picker as I've seen games do this repeatedly with no other way than the external Stadia Plus plugin to help.

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We tested it here and it repeatedly put us into 720p and we had to use the Stadia Plus plugin to force 1080p. That's about where the good parts end though really. The Elder Scrolls Online on Stadia has cross-play with Windows/macOS, cross-progression and if you own the expansions on Steam it appears they're picked up on Stadia fine too. It seems it's only for a limited time though and will leave Stadia Pro on July 16 so if you are interested you might want to grab it now. Stadia fans can now jump into The Elder Scrolls Online as it has released on Stadia and it's free to claim on Stadia Pro.