I remember back in 2018 FM. When the first complaints was coming about the match engine lagging. They tried to sort it out and released a beta hotfix which we had to be invited to they thought it was the crowds causing the lag. That beta hotfix did not work and they have never tried to fix it since.
I don't understand how 5 years later, this issue still priests?
Any way to temporarily remove the digital ads boards in match engine while we wait for your fix. As we are certain, that's what is causing the issue. As there is NO lag when playing in smaller stadiums with no digital advertising boards.
Yes I agree. I have been raising this match engine lag since 2018!! with still NO fix or we fix it then SI make a mess of it again and ruin our fix like they done with this patch.
I don't understand and it baffles me of how their in house game testing computers HAVE NOT replicated the lag we are all experiencing.
I have been raising this issue for nearly 5 years.
Let's all submit a ticket for 1 to 1 support and tell them the same issue with digital advertising boards being the culprit. The more the better! Don't seem to get a response on the forums anymore. https://support.sega.com/hc/en-gb/requests/new
I have noticed, this only seems to occur in stadiums with digital advertising boards. When I am playing against teams with normal advertising boards (none digital) there is no lag, and game play is smooth.
I have noticed, it only seems to occur with stadiums with digital advertising boards. When I am playing in stadiums with normal advertising boards (none digital) there is no lag? I hope this is of help.
DxDiag.txt
Hey guys,
Ever since FM 2018 I believe. I have been experiencing match engine lag like stuttering. Normally, I solved the issue by having V-SYNC set to fast in the NVIDIA control panel. Unfortunately, this no longer seems to be working to solve the issue.
I have been reporting this issue since FM 2018, with still no fix even on FM 2023. I have attached computer report below.
I have attached by dxidag report in the owncloud.