Just after the first weekend after the official version of the game was released, the number of simultaneous players of “Starfield” on the Steam platform has once again reached a new high, surpassing its own masterpiece “The Elder Scrolls 5: Beyond Skyrim”, and players continue to share In addition to the content in the game, some people are still testing the physical performance of “Starry Sky” through commands.
According to SteamDB records, “Starry Sky” has reached a peak of 330,723 connections last weekend, surpassing the record set by Bethesda’s own masterpiece “The Elder Scrolls V: Beyond Skyrim” on Steam that year. 287,411 Simultaneous connection record, but the same connection record as “Fall of Life 4” 472,962 There is still a long way to go.
Since the potato experiment attracted attention, more and more similar experiments have been conducted in “Starry Sky”, because these can easily turn on “Background cheating instructions” to achieve.
Recently, player Dennios has been conducting many physical experiments on the generation of a large number of items. His computer uses AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D, AMD Radeon RX 5700, 32GB RAM and SSD environment to experiment with 10,000 milk cartons in the New Atlantis City. The performance of falling from high places is quite smooth and comfortable at 1080p.
In fact, such experiments can already be used by players as part of a benchmark test.
Dennios said that it would take some time to apply the same kind of experiments and equipment to both “Oblivion” and “Skyrim” games. However, obviously the smoothness performance on “Starry Sky” seems to be better, and the sound effect impact performance is also good.
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Although computer equipment varies from person to person, and not everyone is keen on conducting physical experiments, the best thing about this type of player activity is that it allows others to feel the comfort of thousands of objects falling like dominoes through videos. .
In addition to milk cartons, Dennios also experimented by dropping 3,000 duck ornaments into a pool and then tossing a grenade into them.
