Tales of Graces F [BLUS30903]

I just tested the game, and yeah, I experienced the same graphical and performance issues (game running too fast or too slow, black lines, etc).
So, it's not about the settings, these issues are things yet to be fixed, right?

the game is supposed to be played at 30 fps, so if you use the frame limiter and set it to 30 fps, then it should run virtually identically to ps3; although i've read that the skits may be played at 60 fps, so idk.  i think 60 fps is a good speed regardless, which you can adjust to as well.

the black lines were actually fixed in one of the newest commits, but later regressed, so i would imagine the problem gets sorted out soon enough.

the blurry skits is the real issue,  skits are prob 25% of the game time if you view them all, so it's a substantial chunk that's missing.

I read that it is supposed to be played at 30fps. I set the frame limiter to 30fps, but (at least for me) it runs a bit slow (and annoyingly slower in battle).
If I set it to 60fps, it runs just too fast.
But you're right, I felt more confortable playing 60fps (it's a little bit annoying when exploring a map, haha), but not that awkward in battle. The combos at 60fps are actually reallly fun xD
Yes, too bad about the skits, I hope we can see more progress in later months.

So, just tried latest build. The skits now display properly! 

Unfortunately, the fps issue is still there.

So i finally got far enough into the game to see what you're talking about.

so the skits do in fact need 60 fps, otherwise it's all kinds of out of sync and slow.

the battles feel way too slow at 30 fps.  running on the overworld does feel fast, but its much more enjoyable than running it at 30 fps imo.  the only major problem are the in-game scenes, that are often dialogue heavy.  These are clearly meant to be ran at 30 fps, if you run them at 50 or 60 fps, the audio will start overlapping onto itself and you get simultaneous voice dialogs which turns into a garbled mess very quickly.

using Cheat Engine's speedhack, both for 2x or 0.5x depending on framerate, it works but it makes the audio unbearable.  Until whatever internal frame rate switch gets implemented into the emulator, it's probably going to have to be 50 or 60 fps for now.  maybe just play without audio as well.