After all kinds of efforts, I finally got to play Portia. I first bought a gift card from a certain store, then recharged it for purchase, and finally entered the game. Let me first talk about some issues that most players should be concerned about.

Configuration: Take me as an example, my CPU is Kirin 710F, the number of frames fluctuates between 23-17 in ultra-fast image quality, with an average of 21 and a maximum of 26

Under balanced image quality, the number of frames fluctuates between 11 and 17, with an average of 15 and a maximum of 18

The number of frames under extreme image quality fluctuates between 10 and 7, with an average of 8 and a maximum of 11

(The data of the detection software may be inaccurate. It is for reference only. The actual game is smoother than the data, and it is estimated to be about three to five frames higher than the data.)

Optimization: After playing for an hour, I personally feel that the game optimization is quite good. After all, where is the low frame rate? From the data point of view, although it is not very smooth, it can be played after getting used to it, and there is no crash. Issues such as crashes and splash screens.

Disadvantages: There will be lags from time to time when playing, probably when loading the map. When cutting trees and mining, the feel is average, and there are obvious lags, which need to be optimized.

Summary: Portia is a retirement game. It can be optimized for low-end machines. Like me, you can buy low-end models with confidence. Although there are small bugs, the gameplay is OK. You can cut down trees and mine for sale. The East-West Pension is more suitable for players who like to play slow-paced games and should not miss it, but players who like to play fast-paced games should purchase it as appropriate.