This here game, Wuthering Waves, it’s all the rage now, ain’t it? My grandkids, they’re always on about it. They say it’s real pretty, but sometimes it don’t run so smooth. Like a cow tryin’ to run through mud, you know? So, I heard some folks talkin’ ’bout this 120fps thingamajig. They say it makes the game go faster, like greased lightning!
Now, I don’t know much about these fancy computer things. Back in my day, we had that Pong game, and that was it! But these young’uns, they know all the tricks. They say if you wanna get that 120fps in Wuthering Waves, you gotta have a good whatchamacallit… a good computer. One of them fancy NVIDIA things, RTX 30 or 40, somethin’ like that. Sounds like a tractor model, if you ask me!
Anyways, they say you gotta fiddle with the settings. You know, like adjustin’ the carburetor on an old truck. Gotta find that sweet spot where it runs just right. You turn this up, turn that down, and hope you don’t mess it all up! It’s like bakin’ a cake, gotta get the ingredients just right, or it’ll be a flop.
- First thing, they say you gotta find the “settings” button. It’s in the game, somewhere. I reckon it’s like findin’ a needle in a haystack, but the young’uns seem to find it easy enough.
- Then, you gotta look for somethin’ called “graphics”. That’s where all the pretty stuff is, they say. Like puttin’ on your Sunday best, I guess.
- And then, they talk about this “frame rate” thing. That’s the magic number, 120. Gotta get it to say 120, or it ain’t gonna be smooth.
They say it’s all about findin’ the right balance. You know, like when you’re feedin’ chickens. Too much feed, they get fat and lazy. Too little, and they don’t lay no eggs. Gotta find that middle ground. Same with this Wuthering Waves game. You want it to look good, but you also want it to run fast.
So, if you want that smooth gameplay, you gotta tinker with them settings. Make sure your computer is up to snuff. And if you’re like me, and don’t know a gigabyte from a gopher, then you better get one of them young folks to help ya out.
These games today, they’re somethin’ else. All these fancy graphics and numbers. It’s a whole different world. Back in my day, we were happy with a stick and a hoop! But I guess times change. And if this 120fps Wuthering Waves thing makes the game more fun, then who am I to complain?
Now, I heard some folks say that even with a good computer, they still have trouble. They say the game is “poorly optimized.” That’s like sayin’ a field ain’t been plowed right. Means the game ain’t put together as good as it could be.
They say the developers, whoever they are, need to fix it. Like mendin’ a fence, gotta keep it in good repair. If they do that, then maybe everyone can enjoy that smooth 120fps, without havin’ to buy a whole new computer. I sure hope they do, these young’uns sure do love playin’ them games.
One more thing. They told me you gotta make sure the computer box is clean. Dust it off regular, like you’d dust the furniture. Keeps it from gettin’ too hot, they say. A hot computer is like an overheated mule, it ain’t gonna work right. So keep that in mind, if you’re tryin’ to get that Wuthering Waves 120fps workin’ good.
This whole 120fps Wuthering Waves thing is a lot to take in. But if it makes them kids happy, then I guess it’s worth it. Just remember what I said about fiddlin’ with them settings. And if all else fails, just holler at one of them young’uns. They’ll know what to do. They always do, them and their computers. I tried playin’ it, though, looked right confusin’. Probably stick to my quiltin’.
Oh, and don’t forget, like plantin’ seeds, you gotta be patient. Sometimes it takes a while for things to work just right. You can’t expect a good crop overnight, and you can’t expect this game to run perfect right away. Just keep tryin’, and you’ll get there eventually. These Wuthering Waves, they seem like they’re here to stay, so might as well figure ’em out, right? Just don’t let it get you down. There’s more to life than just these computer games, you know. Like a good piece of pie and a cup of coffee. Now that’s somethin’ I understand!
