Epic Games Reiterates Working With CDPR To Eliminate Unreal Engine 5 Stuttering

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The Witcher 4 Is Likely To Be Free From Stutters!

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  • Unreal Engine 5 is famous for its stuttering issues, as games suffer from it. 
  • While the engine allows developers to create gorgeous visuals, it comes at a cost. 
  • However, CDPR and Epic Games are working together to eliminate these issues once and for all. 

The stuttering issues of Unreal Engine 5 are one of the most hated things in this gaming community. While the engine does allow the developers to go wild with the graphics, it usually comes at a cost. 

Games like Black Myth: Wukong, Silent Hill 2 Remake, and Stalker 2 were developed using UE5, and they all experienced significant stuttering. There are many upcoming games that will utilise this engine for game development, and The Witcher 4 is among them

CDPR previously revealed that it was in collaboration with Epic Games to solve the stuttering problem. Now, Epic Games has reiterated its willingness to work with the developer in order to eliminate the problem once and for all

Why it matters: Stutters in video games can ruin the experience for many. Even micro stutters are considered annoying by the fandom, and rightfully so.

Ari Arnbjörnsson, a former Housemarque dev now Senior Software Engineer and Developer Relations at Epic Games, who has previously worked on Returnal, an Unreal Engine 4 game, which has pretty amazing graphics and performance (not on PC), interviewed several developers who are solely working to eliminate Unreal Engine 5 stuttering.

CDPR was one of the developers working on this issue. So, Epic Games and many other developers (including CDPR) are working to eliminate this issue once and for all. Ari revealed in the video that CDPR made a Fast-Geo Streaming Plug-in for UE5.6 for the developers to use

It is a level streaming plugin that eliminates stutter by streaming in and out of assets rapidly. Also, it is worth noting that this was used for the tech demo of The Witcher 4 as well. Almost every other developer does this, even for their own engine.

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The Witcher 4 Was Once Stuck In Development Hell Due To UE5

If the developers succeed which they are very likely to many upcoming games will benefit from this. However, the games that have already been released may not benefit from it as much. 

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