Star Wars Jedi: Survivor launched a few days ago and PC players have been complaining about the performance issues. Respawn also addressed the issue and said they’re working on it. Meanwhile, a modder has come up with a Star Wars Jedi: Survivor PC FPS fix.
Since the game launched this week, people have been trying to understand how to fix the performance issues ahead of a patch to make the title playable. This mod has fixed it with the help of NVIDIA’s DLSS 3.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor PC FPS issue fixed by modder
PureDark, a modder who has been trying to make games better, made an attempt at fixing the issues that are seen on Jedi Survivor. In a short gameplay video he uploaded on YouTube, he explained that he has tried to provide people with a fix, but the available DLSS is not properly utilized.
In the description of the video, he said: “Currently only for showcasing, I might release this version very soon, cuz I have no intention of polishing it further. I might just drop this as is and then get back to Elden Ring and Fallout 4.”
He further explained that because of Denuvo, he is only able to mod DLSS and nothing else. For the unversed, Denuvo is the anti-tampering tech that helps prevent the modifying and cracking of video game executables.
The video shows a drastic change in the FPS count of the game. For most PC players regardless of their build, the FPS average was somewhere between 45-50. With the activation of this mod, players saw the FPS go up to 90-100 in the video.
Fans react to Jedi Survivor mod
After seeing the video, fans have been extremely impressed with the efforts the modder had put in. They also complimented him on the level of work he had done. Commenters said he is doing the work that developers were supposed to do.
One of the modders said that PureDark had “singlehandedly fixed the game.” Players are eagerly waiting for an official patch to come so that the experience becomes smoother.
While the mod is yet to be released, it is also anticipated that the next Star Wars Jedi: Survivor patch will fix the FPS and other performance issues that PC players are facing. For now, the game is available for multiple current-generation platforms: Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
