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Protendo on 23 June 2015

On the bright side, Steam refunds are relatively painless.



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haxxiy on 24 June 2015
onionberry said:
haxxiy said:

Getting 50 fps w/ gameworks and 85 fps without. GTX 970 + FX 8350 here.

You can change the framerate on the .ini file.

It runs and looks better than the Witcher 3, I don't see the issue here, it's obvious it was going to be a heavy game.

Edit - playing at 1080p. And it runs slightly worse in-game than in the benchmark, but not much.


if you don't see the problem then that's good for you so please enjoy the game, bad for us the majority of pc gamers. My rig is fantastic so it's not a hardware problem. the stuttering is bad, really bad. I bought a ssd, maybe that will fix the problem a little bit but I don't think so.

SSDs didn't fix the cutscene stuttering on Witcher 3, and if the same thing is happening here, I doubt you will get any improvement.

I'd wait for the inevitable patches if you are that unsatisfied with the game. Or maybe go after that thing called Steam Refunds, I don't know.



 

 

 

 

 

HollyGamer on 24 June 2015

Just wait for patch's and new driver from Nvidia or AMD , and updated new windows, and also stay tuned on PC forums or steam forum, they will fix this, but the bad thing is you will need to wait for a month or even a year to play the perfect version.



GdaTyler on 25 June 2015

Disgusting effort. 12 people, really?



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m0ney on 25 June 2015

I don't care about it anyway - it plays exactly like the first two games doesn't it? well plus the batmobile.



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Munkeh111 on 25 June 2015

The PS4 version runs nicely

I did have 1 minor slowdown after quite a few explosions, but other than that it has been nice and smooth (and really fun!)

And Unity worked fine on PS4, not great, but fine

But this really is the problem with PC gaming, you have to pick and choose which games are actually playable on the system. Shame that they didn't go to the proper effort here, though given Rocksteady's size, you can understand it being outsourced. But even if it's outsourced, doesn't mean that should lead to bad results. Square Enix have produced a few good PC ports through this method