This is why popular workarounds recommend to disable V-Sync and cap the frame rate to avoid fluctuations. The problem gets worse when activating V-Sync. This leads to movement that is generally better when the frame rate ist stable. This is because the engine applies a lot of transformations to the input that are based on frame time. While many players report issues with positive or negative mouse acceleration or overall sluggish movement, others state that the controls are not that bad. The mouse controls in Dead Space are notorious. It works with VSync and high frame rates and is easy to install without having to fiddle around with FPS limiters or config files. It's getting better now with TAA in a lot of games, but many of the earlier games this generation looked rough when non-temporal post-process AA options were the only thing available, and few games run completely smooth the way that older games do on new hardware.įor anyone wanting to replay these on PC, be aware that if you disable the in-game V-Sync to unlock the framerate, there are progression blocking bugs in the first Dead Space above 60 FPS (so cap it), and while there are no progression-blocking bugs I'm aware of in Dead Space 2, the physics can go a bit crazy at high framerates.This fix makes Dead Space use raw mouse input without any additional smoothing or acceleration. Jim2point0 's screenshots are a great example of this. I think I may actually prefer revisiting older games at ridiculously high resolutions and framerates, and modded to support ultrawide aspect ratios, to playing newer games that may have technically better graphics, but suffer from inconsistent performance and compromised image quality.
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