Out of all the bugs listed above, the most troubling is the game’s apparent refusal to improve performance when graphics settings are turned down. Lowering graphics settings didn’t notably improve performance for some PC users.Framerates dropped significantly during large combat sections, while in open areas, and even when stepping through doorways.The game had trouble loading many areas.Parts of the environments tended to pop in (especially during cutscenes).The game is prone to crashing across all platforms (our own Matthew Byrd experienced at least five hard crashes during his PS5 playthrough).Specifically, here are some of the notable technical issues in the game that have been discovered so far. We highly recommend purchasing Star Wars Jedi: Survivor due to the quality of the game, but you will encounter performance issues, especially if you are dead set on buying the game on PC. However, the fact remains that the PC port of Jedi: Survivor is currently buggier than Geonosis, and many reviews will likely reflect these problems. To be fair, the Day One patch will probably fix many of these problems, and EA promised that developers will release a salvo of patches in the coming weeks. The console versions also suffer from some notable technical problems, even if they’re still the ideal way to play the game from a performance perspective. No, this isn’t a jab at its 155 GB file size Jedi: Survivor on the PC is riddled with glitches and performance issues, many of which ruin an otherwise great game. While Jedi: Survivor isn’t due to launch until April 28, early reports reveal that the game is poorly optimized.
The story and design are worthy successors, but the performance, especially on PC, is not. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order was such a fantastic experience that audiences wanted a sequel, and Respawn Entertainment has delivered. Many gamers eagerly anticipated Star Wars Jedi: Survivor before the game was officially announced.
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