Seriously, 60hz monitors are starting to lose their ground as the most common monitor, 90hz and above are starting to take off and roblox should seriously consider getting a move on with the times and become a more modern engine. However, it should be made common practice for things to be tied to delta time as to make things run independently of the frame rate. I understand why they have been reluctant to add built in support in concern of the physics rate being messed up.

I hope this means we get built in support for fps higher than 60, because in 2020, it seems like an absolute no brainer to support such a feature thats so necessary since all new technology is becoming better and better. I saw in Release Notes for 437 they were adding new physics refresh rate for 60hz, 120hz and 240hz:Īdded Enum PhysicsSimulationRate Added EnumItem PhysicsSimulationRate.Fixed240Hz : 0 Added EnumItem PhysicsSimulationRate.Fixed120Hz : 1 Added EnumItem PhysicsSimulationRate.Fixed60Hz : 2 Just don’t tie anything to the framerate and you should be a-ok.

I would personally think that Roblox is ready to unlock those sweet frames to the public. There was no change in bullet speeds, attack speeds, movement speeds, acceleration or any other potentially exploitable things. Aside from the extra frames, i had no unfair advantages over other players in competitive games, racing games and simulators.This usually only occurs during cutscenes or intros. Automated camera movement tends to speed up on higher refresh rates.In both cases the physics were tied to the framerate, making people fall faster/slower if they went beyond/below 60 fps. Out of all the games i’ve played, there were only two cases in which the increased refresh rate caused gameplay issues.Once you’ve experienced Roblox on 144Hz with VSync you can’t go back.

That’s roughly 300 hours of playtesting on 100 popular roblox games. For the last 6 months i’ve been playing Roblox games exclusively with the FPS unlocker on a 75Hz and 144Hz monitor.

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