Best Wuthering Waves Settings to change for top performance

Wuthering Waves by default has some settings maxed out, which can lead to performance issues and even stuttering which can be quite triggering.

So before you play the game and start grinding in this open-world RPG, here's our guide to the best settings! Be aware this guide was designed with PC gamers in mind, but many settings also applicable to mobile players.

By default Wuthering Waves is set to 60 FPS but this is fairly unnecessary and can cause stuttering, so we'll drop it to 45 just to keep the combat a bit slick. Screen Mode we want to go for Windowed Mode instead of Full Screen, this will eliminate a bit of the lag/delay when alt tabbing.

A lot of these settings eat up performance for no major return. LOD Bias stands for level-of-detail bias and determines how detailed objects look from a distance. If you have a beast of a PC turn this up, but if not keep it on low.Capsule AO stands for Ambient Occlusion and is related to the depth of shadows.

The majority of these settings should be switched off but for the best settings for Wuthering Waves keep on Anti-Aliasing and V-SYNC. In addition If you have an NVIDIA GPU keep NVIDIA Reflex set to "On + Boost", if you don't have one you can also switch this off!

Wuthering Waves, created by Chinese video game developer Kuro Games, has eight choices for text language and four voice-over languages. If you wish to swap Voice-Over language you will need to download the additional Voice Packs which are each around 330 MB.