Unfortunately, there's currently no fix for this issue, so players will have to wait for a patch. Some have reported that the game's framerate nosedives pretty hard during cutscenes, and that objects in the scenes distractingly "pop in" as well. If neither of these solutions work or you're experiencing screen tearing on consoles, you'll need to wait for a patch from the developers. Also, if your monitor supports NVIDIA G-Sync or AMD FreeSync, there's a very good chance that using it will eliminate screen tearing. If you're experiencing lots of screen tearing in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor on PC, try turning on V-Sync and see if that solves the problem. Be patient while the game compiles its files.
While you might be stuck on it for several minutes, the process will start over if you close the game before it's complete. If you see this screen pop up, don't close or restart your game. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor 'Optimizing Game Files' If you're not able to load the game successfully, your best bet is to close and restart the game. If you get stuck in a loading screen when loading up the game, try waiting for awhile and seeing if you can get past it.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor stuck on loading screen Sadly, you can't do anything other than wait the process out, which could take one or several more hours. Unpacking preloaded games is a normal process on Steam, but some players have experienced an issue with Star Wars Jedi: Survivor unpacking extremely slowly. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor stuck unpacking slowly This is something that only the developers can resolve with a post-launch patch. Many Unreal Engine games have historically had issues with stuttering due to shader compilation and asset loading issues, and based on player reports we've seen, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor also suffers from this problem.
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