Only if you have a beast of a PC. From what I’ve seen these ports run significantly better and come prepackaged with many fixes to shadps4 issues like vertex explosions.
You do need somewhat of a beast if you want to fix the vertex explosions. To prevent vertex explosions you need to enable readbacks, but those are very performance intensive (and can cause games to be unstable but I lucked out with just getting shit performance). Readbacks took Bloodborne from 1440p ultrawide 60+ fps to 1080p widescreen struggling to hit 60fps in some areas and I tried all sorts of things to even get it running at 60 with readbacks so that sometimes 60 contained all the optimization patches and configurations tweaks, whatever could get me just a bit more performance (none of which I needed when playing 1440p).
(Its been around, non AI coded, at 60fps for at least a year so far through ShadPS4)
Not with all the online functionality though.
Looking at the bloodborne PC repo though, the comments suggests the network code is a port of ShadPS4 code.
Not with online features, afaik.
Only if you have a beast of a PC. From what I’ve seen these ports run significantly better and come prepackaged with many fixes to shadps4 issues like vertex explosions.
It didn’t need a beast, exactly, just a decent rig. I never could fix the vertex explosions, though, and it was mildly unstable.
You do need somewhat of a beast if you want to fix the vertex explosions. To prevent vertex explosions you need to enable readbacks, but those are very performance intensive (and can cause games to be unstable but I lucked out with just getting shit performance). Readbacks took Bloodborne from 1440p ultrawide 60+ fps to 1080p widescreen struggling to hit 60fps in some areas and I tried all sorts of things to even get it running at 60 with readbacks so that sometimes 60 contained all the optimization patches and configurations tweaks, whatever could get me just a bit more performance (none of which I needed when playing 1440p).