Starting July 30th, you will no longer be able to log in to a Curse account that was not merged with a Twitch account. If you have not yet merged your Curse account with a Twitch account, please do so here! Otherwise, your account and its content will be inaccessible.
The Tutorial Map runs horrible in portable mode, it's literally jumping all the time from 60 to 30 fps, making the game look way more laggy than it actually is. Who ever thought using double buffer vsync was a good idea needs to be fired. (Not literally but that's just how i see it.)
Zelda Breath of the Wild already showed us how bad and impractical double buffer vsync can be when you can't maintain the target frame rate 100% of the time. My only hope is, that they'll bring us triple buffered vsync with a future patch instead.
This v-sync is probably the reason why it's 720p docked, and has a lower render distance when undocked.
On average, Minecraft on Switch could mantain a higher average framerate than Wii U (even undocked), but this isn't apparent because the Wii U version doesn't drop straight down to 30fps!
Performance can be cut nearly in half cases where every frame takes just a little longer than 16.67 ms (1/60th of a second). In such a case, frame rate would drop to 30 FPS despite the fact that the game should run at just under 60 FPS.
When something only slightly intense happens, the game just immediately dips to 30fps regardless.
Thats strange, never happend to me
Play in undocked mode and head to a jungle.
The Tutorial Map runs horrible in portable mode, it's literally jumping all the time from 60 to 30 fps, making the game look way more laggy than it actually is. Who ever thought using double buffer vsync was a good idea needs to be fired. (Not literally but that's just how i see it.)
Zelda Breath of the Wild already showed us how bad and impractical double buffer vsync can be when you can't maintain the target frame rate 100% of the time. My only hope is, that they'll bring us triple buffered vsync with a future patch instead.
This v-sync is probably the reason why it's 720p docked, and has a lower render distance when undocked.
On average, Minecraft on Switch could mantain a higher average framerate than Wii U (even undocked), but this isn't apparent because the Wii U version doesn't drop straight down to 30fps!
Anandtech explains this properly
http://www.anandtech.com/show/2794/2
are you still having this problem, sometimes I get it too