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DL wrote:
This was said recently in another game related forum ... "DICE still said a patch is coming soon to address issues like that and fix the ui but so far nothing. "
Updating the driver has solved some problems as has the Origin Repair function ... another 4GB of data to download!
Try running in DX11 mode if you can; NVidia blatantly have some severe problems with DX12, and have freely admitted so (asynchronous compute for a start). I don't think any amount of game patching is going to solve that...
This was said recently in another game related forum ... "DICE still said a patch is coming soon to address issues like that and fix the ui but so far nothing. "
Updating the driver has solved some problems as has the Origin Repair function ... another 4GB of data to download!
Updating the driver has solved some problems as has the Origin Repair function ... another 4GB of data to download!
DL wrote:
We've lost an enormous amount of posts in this thread :¬(
Equally, I'm getting tired of the number of Nvidia Drivers I've had to install over the last 7 days to get Battlefield 1 to behave! Playing the game SP or MP and PC switches off!!! Update the drivers and you're good to go until the next time! Come on DICE ...you do know there's a problem apparently ... a patch, please :¬)
Post edited by DL on 19/11/2016 at 19:24.
Post edited by DL on 19/11/2016 at 19:25.
It's a driver issue DL, not a DICE issue. NVidia need to fix their drivers, patching the game will do nothing...
pb wrote:
PSVR gone, Asus Strix gtx1070 in. Good job Game do graphics cards via trade ins.
The VR was good but not for my head or stomach, it seems. VR Sickness isn't great.
The graphics card looks lovely in my rig, though. Hopefully get to try out some games tomorrow.
Asus Strix stuff is very pretty, in fact that applies to most Asus stuff in general. Half my rig is Asus; motherboard, keyboard, mouse, monitor etc. All of which is generally well built and full- featured.
Never had an issue with Asus kit either, and I've been buying it for years.
PSVR gone, Asus Strix gtx1070 in. Good job Game do graphics cards via trade ins.
The VR was good but not for my head or stomach, it seems. VR Sickness isn't great.
The graphics card looks lovely in my rig, though. Hopefully get to try out some games tomorrow.
The VR was good but not for my head or stomach, it seems. VR Sickness isn't great.
The graphics card looks lovely in my rig, though. Hopefully get to try out some games tomorrow.
We've lost an enormous amount of posts in this thread :¬(
Equally, I'm getting tired of the number of Nvidia Drivers I've had to install over the last 7 days to get Battlefield 1 to behave! Playing the game SP or MP and PC switches off!!! Update the drivers and you're good to go until the next time! Come on DICE ...you do know there's a problem apparently ... a patch, please :¬)
Post edited by DL on 19/11/2016 at 19:24.
Post edited by DL on 19/11/2016 at 19:25.
Equally, I'm getting tired of the number of Nvidia Drivers I've had to install over the last 7 days to get Battlefield 1 to behave! Playing the game SP or MP and PC switches off!!! Update the drivers and you're good to go until the next time! Come on DICE ...you do know there's a problem apparently ... a patch, please :¬)
Post edited by DL on 19/11/2016 at 19:24.
Post edited by DL on 19/11/2016 at 19:25.
dav2612 wrote:
I have harvested all the little sisters on one play through and then never again. It is not so much that the game did anything to make me feel bad, I just knew myself it was wrong.
In my head I know how to play Batman but when it comes to putting that into practice the masher in my brain takes over.
I'm not sure I could play a game like Batman with a keyboard and a mouse. I preferred the keyboard to joystick in my Spectrum days but that was a long time ago.
I love my keyboard and mouse for most games (stupidly expensive mechanical set, so it works awesomely well!). The only games I can't do on it are fighting games. Dead or Alive is awful with a keyboard!
As it goes, you might get on better with Origins, as the freeflow is MUCH quicker than in the other Arkham games. Your "mashing" might just hit the stroke about right...
Won't work on the final conflict with Bane though. He's tricky to say the least...
chasfh wrote:
It's the same in Bioshock, I can't ever "harvest" the Little Sisters. Just seems so wrong. Guess that's a sign of a good game, a little bit of empathy with the characters...
Batman combat works best if you slow down a bit. A little counter-intuitive, I know, but hitting the button just after one blow lands gets you a continuation. My longest combo is 58 hits in Arkham Knight (I thought that was quite impressive!). Easier with a keyboard and mouse, I can vouch for that. I tried to play Arkham City with a 360 controller, gave up after 30 minutes and went back to my mouse.
I have harvested all the little sisters on one play through and then never again. It is not so much that the game did anything to make me feel bad, I just knew myself it was wrong.
In my head I know how to play Batman but when it comes to putting that into practice the masher in my brain takes over.
I'm not sure I could play a game like Batman with a keyboard and a mouse. I preferred the keyboard to joystick in my Spectrum days but that was a long time ago.
dav2612 wrote:
I've never been very good at the combat n Batman. I'm a button masher do don't get much of a combo going.
I've left the detonation of Megaton open for now on the off chance I can bring myself to do it.
It's the same in Bioshock, I can't ever "harvest" the Little Sisters. Just seems so wrong. Guess that's a sign of a good game, a little bit of empathy with the characters...
Batman combat works best if you slow down a bit. A little counter-intuitive, I know, but hitting the button just after one blow lands gets you a continuation. My longest combo is 58 hits in Arkham Knight (I thought that was quite impressive!). Easier with a keyboard and mouse, I can vouch for that. I tried to play Arkham City with a 360 controller, gave up after 30 minutes and went back to my mouse.
chasfh wrote:
Yup, 3 whole hours. I did stop for a cup of tea half way through, but the thing is I find the Arkham games so addictive that I didn't want to quit.
I've been through Fallout 3 so many times, every time I say to myself "this time I'll detonate"... Never have. I also can't bring myself to keep the ghouls out of Tenpenny towers.
I've never been very good at the combat n Batman. I'm a button masher do don't get much of a combo going.
I've left the detonation of Megaton open for now on the off chance I can bring myself to do it.
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