For the past few weeks, the performance of Battlefield 1 on consoles has improved. Have you noticed the differences shown in the video?
In December, there was a major update for Battlefield 1 that was meant to improve the game’s performance. As the video from Digital Foundry shows, the patch fulfills its performance promises. In comparison, you can see the FPS of a Battlefield version before the December update and a Battlefield version with patch 1.05.
More FPS on Consoles
Achieving strong performance of Battlefield 1 on consoles seems to be important to the developers. The interesting part about this performance improvement is that the graphics have not degraded significantly to increase the FPS. Usually, one has to take some visual steps back to improve performance. In this case, there is barely any noticeable graphic downgrade.
In the video comparison, you can see that the Battlefield version with the current patch 1.05 is significantly more stable at 60 FPS than the older version. Although there are noticeably fewer stutters, the dynamic resolution is hardly noticeable. There were previously issues with an accidental graphic downgrade, but those were fixed shortly after.
With the performance patch, the developers have done a great job stabilizing the framerate of Battlefield 1 on consoles.
New game mode “Bleeding Out” is coming in a few days – Additionally, an update for February has been announced
