Hey there, y’all! Let’s gab a bit about this Wuthering Waves 120 fps thingamajig. Folks keep jabberin’ about it, so I figured, why not? Let’s get down to brass tacks and see what all the fuss is about. Now, I ain’t no fancy tech whiz, but I’ll tell ya what I know, plain and simple like.
First off, seems like you need a pretty darn good computer to even get this 120 fps thing goin’. They say you gotta have somethin’ called a “NVIDIA RTX 30 or 40 series,” or one of them “AMD RX 6000/7000 series” thingies. Sounds expensive, if you ask me. Too bad for them folks with the older computers, huh? Guess they’re just outta luck. Makes you wonder why they make things so complicated, right? Back in my day, a thing just worked, or it didn’t. No fancy this or that.
Anyways, so you got the fancy computer, now what? Well, they say you gotta mess with the settings. Sounds like a headache already. They talk about “resolution” – whatever that is. Seems like if you make the picture smaller, the game runs faster. Makes sense, I guess. Like if you squint your eyes, everything looks smaller, right? They also say you gotta fiddle with the “graphics settings.” That means the “texture” and the “shadows.” Sounds like a bunch of hooey to me. Just make it look good and be done with it, I say.
- Resolution: Make it smaller for faster game.
- Graphics Settings: Mess with the texture and shadows. Whatever that means.
Now, some smartypants wrote a whole guide on how to get this 120 fps workin’. They got pictures and everything. Said somethin’ about changin’ the “brightness” too. Well, that’s somethin’ I understand. Make it brighter if it’s too dark, and darker if it’s too bright. Common sense, ain’t it? But all these other settings, it’s enough to make your head spin. Makes you want to just chuck the whole thing out the window, doesn’t it?
And seems like a lot of folks are havin’ trouble with this game. They say it’s “lagging” and “stuttering.” Sounds like a sick cow, if you ask me. All jerky and slow. Maybe they need to feed that computer some more electricity, eh? Like givin’ a cow some extra hay. Maybe that would fix it. Who knows these days.
But let’s get back to this 120 fps thing. It’s supposed to make the game smoother, see? Like butter on a hot biscuit. Instead of the game bein’ all choppy, it flows nice and easy. That’s important if you’re one of them fancy gamers, I guess. Me? I’m happy if the picture ain’t blurry and I can tell what’s goin’ on. But these young folks, they want everything perfect, I tell ya. And why shouldn’t they? It’s their time after all.
So, if you want that Wuthering Waves 120 fps, you gotta have the right stuff, and you gotta know how to tweak them settings. And even then, it might not work right. Sounds like a whole lot of trouble to me. But hey, if it makes the game better, then I guess it’s worth it. Just don’t go breakin’ the bank tryin’ to get it, ya hear? There’s more important things in life than fancy computer games. Like a good cup of coffee and a warm piece of pie. Now, that’s somethin’ worth fussin’ over.
Now they have whatchamacallit… “tutorials” out there, showin’ you how to do this stuff. They call it “other” or “misc,” whatever that means. Sounds like they don’t know where to put it, so they just stick it in a pile somewhere. But I guess if you’re really stuck, you can go look at one of them tutorials. Just don’t get lost in all that tech talk. Remember what I said, keep it simple. And if all else fails, just ask your neighbor’s kid. They probably know more about this stuff than all them fancy experts.
Anyways, that’s my two cents on this Wuthering Waves 120 fps thing. Hope it helped, even just a little bit. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I got a pie to bake. And that’s somethin’ I understand a whole lot better than all this computer mumbo jumbo.
