Enlisted: FPS - how to increase? Enlisted guide, walkthrough

Low FPS in Enlisted can significantly reduce the fun of the game. The game stuttering will make it harder for you to kill opponents and thus win matches. First, check the system requirements to find out if your computer meets them. The only effective way to increase the number of FPS is to adjust the graphics settings. On this page of the guide, you will find out which settings affect the FPS the most.

Which settings affect FPS?

In options, go to the Graphics tab.

The best way to increase FPS is to reduce the quality of the graphics. Go to options and open the Graphics tab. Perhaps the game has incorrectly adjusted the settings to your computer. Try changing the following options (all or some of them) - the number of FPS should increase.

1. Resolution - the game resolution should usually be consistent with the screen resolution, but with low FPS, you can try to use lower settings.
2. Mode - the best mode to maintain a stable number of FPS is Fullscreen Window.
3. Dynamic Terrain Deformations, High Resolution Visual Effects, Raindrops On Screen - these visual effects consume computer resources a lot. You will see the best results when they are completely turned off.

In addition, it is also worth reducing the quality of textures and models in the game. You should check the following options:

1. Texture Quality,
2. Atmospheric Scattering Quality,
3. Ambient Occlusion Quality,
4. Water Quality,
5. Terrain Tessellation Quality.

Changing these settings will have a positive effect on the number of FPS and stability of Enlisted. Of course, the game will look worse, but more FPS will make it easier for you to shoot enemies and move smoothly around the map.