

#3 Far Cry 5 Performance Issues (Low FPS, FPS Drops, Stuttering) No question that the game is poorly optimized at the moment. 165hz 1440p Gsync can't say I see much motion blur, but yes strobing techniques are better i admit, at the cost of hitching/tearing/etc I In my opinion, microstutter/hitching/stuttering is the single I see this most in open world games (Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Far Cry 5, 2019. I've just started playing, and although the general framerate is great (getting 60 to 90fps with everything maxxed out, So the exact same issue that was happening with Far Cry 4, 5 and New dawn are still present in this game. Note 1: I mostly use chill or in game frame limiters to cap my fps 140 to stay in freesync range. A mixture of 1920x1080 pixels and the Ultra preset requires about 2. There is no indication as of this writing if the game saves your progress after finding prepper stashes or other collectibles.I've changed the maximum pre-rendered frames to 1.

The game will also automatically retain your progress when you complete missions or reach certain mission checkpoints. You'll know the game is autosaving when you see the same series of dots appear at the top of the screen. On the other hand, Far Cry 5's autosave is mostly random. The only indication that your game is actually saving is a series of dots in the top right-hand corner of the screen, so be on the lookout for those to make sure you're safe.

Hover over "Save Game" and click that box - your progress will save right then and there. However, to manually save your game in Far Cry 5, open the options menu and look for "Save Game," which you can find just above "Quit" near the end of the list on the left-hand side of the screen.
