[FM21 Performance Benchmarking Thread]

Type: Desktop

Model: Custom

CPU Model: Ryzen 7 5800x

CPU Base Frequency: 3.8 GHz

CPU Turbo Frequency: 4.7 GHz

RAM: 16GB

RAM Clockspeed: 4000Mhz

GPU: AMD RX 580 - 4GB

Graphics Level in 3D: High

Storage Type: SSD

 

Benchmark A: 01 min 24 Sec

Benchmark B: 06 min 06 Sec

Benchmark C: 08 min 00 Sec

Benchmark D: 16 min 56 Sec

[New Interview Types]

I was browsing through the XML and found something interesting. In the comp UI file, there is a line which says:

 

"THESE OTHER MEDIA INTERVIEW TYPES ARE ADDED IN THE DB BUT COMMENTED OUT UNTIL WE ARE READY TO USE THEM IN THE GAME".

 

What follows is commented out code for Tunnel Interview Pre-Match, Halftime, Post-Match, as well as pitch side interviews. Looks like we have some new interview types to look forward to when they are ready to release.

[[FM19] E19 - England to Level 19]

Has anyone figured out how to replicate the 5 from 7 PPG used in Step 4 to 3. I would be happy to have a go at it if someone has the divisions set up already, as I am not overly familiar with the teams.  Hopefully it is possible.

[[FM19] E19 - England to Level 19]

4 minutes ago, AhMostyn said:

Apologies - I’d misinterpreted things for the regional premiers, so they’re a bit simpler to implement. The regional firsts look like still 5 from 7 based on overall PPG.

I would say so, that level will take some thinking to work out properly.

[[FM19] E19 - England to Level 19]

7 minutes ago, lionel messi said:

I was thinking of having it like this in my file because I don't know if you can have it like that in the editor.

16 teams in the playoffs overall, 4 from each regional division. Quarter Finals

8 winning teams from the quarter finals play the semi finals

4 winning teams from the semi finals play in the final with the 2 winning teams gaining promotion to national league north/south.

Based off of the FA handbook it appears that this is how it is being done anyway. The higher PPG decides home field advantage, rather than placing you straight through as  AhMostyn suggested.