Well, like I said (not sure if you read all my post, as it's been edited), the patch makes mouse sensitivity so bad it's sluggish even at max settings, but setting mouse polling rate lower fixes it. The stuttering as well can be fixed just by rolling back to the 517.48 driver.
Well I put in a fairly lengthy session of Uncharted 4 last night. At first I thought the patch was working so well I bumped graphics settings up to max. I was prior going by Digital Foundry's recommendation of usuing mostly High settings due to Ultra looking almost the same. There did seem to be a noticeable difference visually to me though, so I went with max this time.
I'm not sure that will fix the game's tendency to come to a crawl when textures are loading, but at least it could make some of the action heavy scenes smoother. This kind of thing shouldn't be happening in the first place, especially when you wait a LONG damn time for shaders to build on the main menu, and there's no telling when you might have to let them build again, as they can revert to 4% built status without even having changed GPU drivers.
You know, it's funny, as much of a stickler as I was for pushing Ubi to make another Splinter Cell game when I was participating on their official forums, I don't ever recall a remake of the original being announced. Maybe because I stopped caring about Ubi or their games after they perma banned me from their forums for speaking out about what a travesty it was that they turned Ghost Recon into a Sci Fi tiered loot shooter in a fantasy world with Breakpoint.Well it looks like Ubisoft has revealed the first official concept artwork for Splinter Cell Remake. While these artworks do not show much in terms of real-time graphics, they can at least give you an idea of the game’s art style. I opened a thread on this game's remake almost a year ago:
Discussion - "Splinter Cell Remake" Announced by UBISOFT | Tom's Hardware Forum (tomshardware.com)
Anyway, Splinter Cell Remake will be rebuilt from the ground up using the Snowdrop Engine. The game promises to deliver new-generation visuals and gameplay, as well as dynamic lighting and shadows.
Earlier this year, Ubisoft claimed that this remake will have a story designed for a “modern-day audience.”
IMHO, the last good Hitman game they made was Absolution. The new series focuses more on a minimal amount of locations, and playing missions over and over again trying different kill methods. To me that ruins the experience.
I may give it a go, yes, but I still haven't even finished Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered on Amazing mode yet, and had planned to try it at least on Spectacular mode.
"Adapt"? If you mean those Nvidia adapters, many of them are melting, and even catching fire, besides being pretty bulky. As well, AIB partners ARE using the Gen 5 16 pin (12+4) connector, which is why it's important to have a PSU, or at the very least a PSU brand that has promised to send out Intel Gen 5 connector equipped cables for free to their customers who have bought 1000W or more PSUs from them that can handle the 4090. That Intel connector is the only PCI-E connector that can handle sustained 600W loads by itself, so no, it IS a big deal, and people paying for high end rigs don't want to and shouldn't have to risk a fire in their PC because Nvidia is too irresponsible to either have a proper adapter made and tested, or better yet, wait until PSU manufacturers get some ATX 3 Gen 5 equipped PSUs on the market.
The main gripes about Absolution, which came mostly from Hitman fanboys whom are rather stuffy, is the need to do hat tipping even when wearing a disguise. The way it works is you have X amount of time you can tilt your head down, so you have to time it right. The reasoning for this game design is they didn't want to make disguises like God mode, and it's not really a stretch that a crew, be it security, tech, etc, would know and recognize the faces of their coworkers. It's a feature that got bashed far too much, and is not hard to use really. The Hitman forums anymore are flooded with players that just love to talk endlessly about various ways to kill, achievements, and ANY% speedruns that use ridiculous methods to trick the braindead AI in their new series, like shooting a silenced pistol at a wall or ceiling to cause several guards to flock to the spot the bullet hit.
Yes it is, largely due to developers commonly releasing games that don't run well on anything but fast GPUs and drives, and it doesn't help that AMD's GPUs can't keep up with the performance Nvidia offers.
Thanks, that's a place in Norway that I find beautiful to look at, and it kind of fits with the holiday season. I've been using it as my banner atop my YouTube page for years, so I just hit Print Screen and cropped and resized it in Paint.BTW, nice picture in your SIG. Looks cool, and beautiful.
Yeah I've heard of that, and the response as to whether patch 1.3 fixes it is a mixed bag of both yes and no. At this point if I were Sony or Naughty Dog I would never trust Iron Galaxy to do another PC port for them.
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