I'm on console so no fix for me. And these are technically new I suppose, but they are still dealing with the same subject so it should have still been picked up if they were checking to see if they fixed the known issues.
Oh and the initial problem isn't traced back to GOG server issues. The server issues is dealing with people trying to download the hotfix for the initial problem. Thats what I have gathered from the posts on these forums.
Again, Steam users had it automatically fixed it via the hotfix. Most didn't even realize a hotfix was needed or installed because most people keep their games up to date automatically on Steam. If the problem was from CDPR, then ALL Steam users would have had it.
I keep seeing this suggestion. We're talking the dx11.dll correct? The only "issue" that I've experienced so far is an increase of CPU utilization leading to higher CPU temps. which I'll presume [Other than some dustyep basically a clean install (none resisdual previous patch or mod) will do the trick
] is a byproduct of the streaming/visual improvements etc. I don't know if anyone else shares my opinion but to me the game actually looks better. Runs about the same if not better based off the little bit that I've played post-patch too. So what's the deal exactly with removing the dll?Couldn't agree more. However the case with 1.10 is a bit different, as a LOT of code has been re-written for HoS. I do agree in principle however.@msg4gsm, I feel exactly the same as you do. I've already put close to 550 hours or play (split over 4 detailed playthroughs) which I completely and thoroughly enjoyed.
I totally love the game and CDPR for creating this masterpiece, but clearly the big patch system released slowly is not working like you said.
One other suggestion I have is to have 'beta' patches released very frequently for small number of bug fixes which people can optionally install.
You would get hundreds (or thousands) of free testers (including me
Once things stabilize, you can always release a bigger patch which is now well tested by both CDPR and the players.
IMHO, this would make things much smoother for the players and CDPR.
Hey, could you elaborate a bit on the bold text, if you don't mind. I noticed a scripts folder that IIRC wasn't there before Then again, I haven't played TW3 in over a month (Blasphemy! Off with his head!)
I was wondering that myself. My steam pc version game post patch looks and runs fine (the only problem I had was one to do with reinstalling a mod incorrectly - now fixed) just lucky I guess. I have seen this suggestion several times but no one explains itI keep seeing this suggestion. We're talking the dx11.dll correct? The only "issue" that I've experienced so far is an increase of CPU utilization leading to higher CPU temps. which I'll presume [Other than some dust
This is why you wouldn't have that particular d3d11.dll-
You just need to go delete the something.dll. Oh wait. Nevermind. Hopefully you didn't load an NG+ save!
When did the Skeliges most wanted fix post on the PC? I was not aware of that but they said it was close a few minutes ago.
Um.
I couldn't agree more.
Yet emotional complainers on the internet are as inevitable as bugs in a software. I know this, because I myself am guilty of that sin on many a occasion
I've noticed, however, that this forum has some quite nice and reasonable community (as much as internetz can allow ofc ), and more often than not grand emotional exaggerations are quickly pointed out and criticized by other forum members, and the OP's correct themselves quite a lot too. And I do hope, that REDs are aware of that
We love you all, dear reds! We complain because we care (Well most of us, anyway )The game looks a bit better, but it runs a bit worse compared to 1.08, especially in highly populated areas, such as Novigrad. I have an i5, which is probably the cause, since CPU usage tends to increase every other patch, and then go a bit down on the next. Crossing my fingers for better performance for me on 1.11
