I could limit FPS all I wanted but if I had DI in uncapped FPS it just would go up to 800+ FPS. Limiting FPS in nVidia Control Panel does nothing because the game is running in an emulator and so nVidia doesn't even see Diablo running and can't do anything. Restarted, killed everything, different settings, different window modes, they all do the same thing.Įdit: Found the solution after a lot of trial and error.
But even if I do 120 FPS, every 20 seconds it dumps down to 30 FPS and then back up after a second or two. There's keybinding, which a surprising number of recent games I've played have somehow managed to screw up (literally how can a PC game mess this up after all these years?), and there's click-to-move along with WASD (I don't think mobile lets you tap to move, but I may be wrong).Īnd still, with all of that, where are the many obvious things like right-click or double-click or drag to equip? There's a whole lot of other things I'd like to see, but that seems like such a no-brainer on something someone would expect from an ARPG.It's really annoying, the only way I can get around it is to uncap my FPS at which point I'm getting like 900 FPS and then I don't see the drops. the in-game one is doing something wrong resulting in inconsistent framerates, even when your machine should be able to pump out 3-4 times the 120 fps limit. There's the option for uncapped framerate, which I think everyone should use and use an external framerate limiter. There's the normal setup of using the Shift key to attack without moving. There's hotkeys for all the menus, which can also close those menus if you hit the hotkey again.
There are some adjustments, but we really need more.
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