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Batman: Arkham Knight (performance issues)
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Indeed. It's like we're in bizarro world...console graphics are better then the PC? Ugh, i don't like it one bit :P
Seriously though, i doubt they care. They'll try and get the performance up to a reasonable level, and then just leave it. Now to be fair, it still looks decent, and they may allow us to activate the High texture settings to make it look at least on bar with the consoles, but it's still an absolute mess.
Just another example of a AAA game being released way before it's ready.
If only all games were like Witcher 3
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If you want to play offline, go offline. It's literally 3 clicks in Steam. Fair enough if you don't like it, but it's not exactly hard to work around it.
I don't think that's a fair attitude to have about DRM. It's not just about that. It makes it harder to back up and move files around. I wanted to RAM disk a free to play game on steam... just to do some benchmarks on loading time differences. Steam absolutely would not accept that I had moved the game. This is annoying enough to have to ask "Please mr steam, may I play my game here?" and verify the new location... but for some reason with this free to play game it wouldn't even verify that. So I just deleted the whole lot and downloaded the standalone launcher from the official site. No more steam achievements or anything but I can still add it as a non steam game if I really want that overlay (I don't for that title). And finally after getting rid of all that I was able to do some benchmarks and move the game anywhere I pleased.
Then there comes the issue of modifying games.
DRM is restrictive in more ways than one. "Ah sure there's an offline mode". The offline mode still requires you have the steam client installed, an account which you had to have gotten online and logged into online at least once on that system.
I'm really just digging DRM-free games lately. It's too bad things like batman will very rarely be listed on GOG or anything. Having small point and click games on a USB stick and them actually being playable from it is just wonderful to me
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I'd love to know what went on there to be honest. I mean, despite the deal with Nvidia, the game still doesn't support the GeForce Experience optimisation, hardly the best endorsement for the platform.No wonder WB agreed to the deal with Nvidia to give the game away free with certain cards. They must have got a tidy sum for that.
This is why i dont pre order anymore,cant trust these companies to deliver,on day one anyway.
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I'd love to know what went on there to be honest. I mean, despite the deal with Nvidia, the game still doesn't support the GeForce Experience optimisation, hardly the best endorsement for the platform.
Yeah having access early to the code surely Nvidia knew what state the game was in. I find it strange that they decided to partner with WB at that point to give the game away considering they should have known how the game would run badly a most cards,even there own. To me that just damages the reputation of gamesworks and nvidia game ready drivers considering they had early access to the code.
Who knows though,maybe its all on WB and they decided to do something stupid and Nvidia had no way out.0 -
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