Silly.Mikey
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Ya well that's why i buy most of my games on console. I got tired of dealing with all that.
sorry to hear that you have problems. the game's running without a problem on my dinosaur C2D E6600 with Radeon 6950. DX11, almost everything at max (MSAA toned down of course).I know I know. Sometimes I just can't stand PC gaming either. But dat res and dat framerate... keeps pulling me back. When it's not stuttering it's just sooo much smoother and prettier than console. If I can just resolve this stutter I'm confident I'll have a far more enjoyable experience than on my silly PS3.
I finished Harley's Revenge and I didn't enjoy it one bit. I doubt I'll ever replay it.
The amount of hoops I had to jump through to even get it to work is rediculous. I bought the DLC off of Steam, but there is no launcher in Steam, and neither is there ingame. Turns out I had to go to the ingame xbox marketplace website, register a couple of forms so I could purchase stuff from the store, log in, download another client, register and login again, redeem the code and download it through GFWL. This whole ordeal took me about 30 minutes to figure out, I just cannot believe of overly complicated they made it. I've heard stories about GFWL and now I have experienced it myself - it's terrible.
Bought this on steam and i'm having issues that are similar but not exactly the same to some other posts I've seen. First, if DX11 is enabled it either runs at 5fps when I start it up, taking forever just to get past the menus to start the game, or it will start normally and then I experience huge framerate drops pretty frequently. Without DX11 and everything on very high it runs much more smoothly, but there is still the occasional very noticeable framerate drop, notably during death screens and takedowns. i5 2500K / 7850, game is installed on an SSD. Any suggestions?
I don't get it. The controls are intuitive and self-evident.How the fuck do you control a batarang's flight path
I don't get it. The controls are intuitive and self-evident.
Maybe you should change inverse controls (up -> down, down -> up) and try then.
Can you describe your "problem" with the batarang?
Can you check if you can initiate the stutter the same way as me? I.e. in the Steel Mill, Smelting Chamber. Running from one side of the room to the other, or swinging between vantage points. It's very early into the game.Bought this on steam and i'm having issues that are similar but not exactly the same to some other posts I've seen. First, if DX11 is enabled it either runs at 5fps when I start it up, taking forever just to get past the menus to start the game, or it will start normally and then I experience huge framerate drops pretty frequently. Without DX11 and everything on very high it runs much more smoothly, but there is still the occasional very noticeable framerate drop, notably during death screens and takedowns. i5 2500K / 7850, game is installed on an SSD. Any suggestions?
Ages after I bought the game, I finally managed to start playing it on 360... Better late than never I guess.
Anyway, do you guys know if the bug randomly affecting the save file (and corrupting it iirc) has ever been patched?
I ask because I fired up the game after such a long time, downloaded the update but immediately got stuck in that odd black screen freeze I remember being pretty frequent, back then... And it made me fear Rocksteady really may have not done anything about those old bugs (PAL 360 version)?
Thanks in sdvance. ^_-
Thank you sir.I think its been fixed.
Oh apparently there's two batarangs, a normal one and a controlled one. I didn't realize that until like 2-3 hours laterI don't get it. The controls are intuitive and self-evident.
Maybe you should change inverse controls (up -> down, down -> up) and try then.
Can you describe your "problem" with the batarang?
Can you check if you can initiate the stutter the same way as me? I.e. in the Steel Mill, Smelting Chamber. Running from one side of the room to the other, or swinging between vantage points. It's very early into the game.
Think the DLC will ever get a price drop? I want to play it, but after the reviews doesn't really sound worth $10.
Hmmm. I've seen a few reports of Steel Mill being the worst culprit. I'm tempted to continue playing if that is gonna be the only occurrence of the issue, but if it ever pops up again I'm gonna be extremely cheesed off.
What the HELL! I just found out that this game is OPEN WORLD???
I've barely gotten through the first game, but how open world is this? Can someone give me comparisons/details on what you can do?
I did not know it was that different from AA
Same recommendation. I did those missions, mostly to "get it over with" and familiarize myself with game mechanics. Once you do that, plan how will you go around. I stuck to my usual open-world/RPG mechanic: "primary mission", then a couple of side mission, then another primary mission ,etc.Also a tip: I highly recommend doing the four AR training missions as soon as they open up [you'll get a message when they do]. The reward for doing those four will be well worth it.
Interesting. Were you getting the stutter elsewhere in the Steel Mill too? Just before I reached the Smelting Chamber I had to do a few steath kills and it would stutter just before the kill animation...I've been to a couple of indoor areas since (subway, museum) and they've been fine. I also tried dashing around a lot while switching the camera angle and quickly switching vantage points, which definitely triggered fps drops at the steel mill, and i couldn't recreate the problem. Hoping it stays this way because this game with extreme detail at 60FPS is pretty amazing. The PS3 version performed nicely for me but this is just another league. Disappointed that DX11 breaks the game for me considering my card supports it, but honestly I don't even think I notice the difference.
The city is well designed and it's really fun to just swing around. There's side missions and random goons to kill at any given time, and all the riddler trophies (far too many if you ask me!). The game directs you to the main quest with a marker in your HUD but you're almost always free to explore. The only negative about this design imo is that the indoor areas are not as fleshed out and labyrinth-esque as the first game at all. Sometimes you'll walk into a building and it's just a couple of big rooms to fight guys in, where AA had more 'find the air vent to sneak in' type stuff going for it.What the HELL! I just found out that this game is OPEN WORLD???
I've barely gotten through the first game, but how open world is this? Can someone give me comparisons/details on what you can do?
I did not know it was that different from AA
Same recommendation. I did those missions, mostly to "get it over with" and familiarize myself with game mechanics. Once you do that, plan how will you go around. I stuck to my usual open-world/RPG mechanic: "primary mission", then a couple of side mission, then another primary mission ,etc.
Enjoy it! One of the best games out there.
Yeah I was getting stutters all over the steel mill. During stealth takedowns and death screens. Weird because the indoor areas i've been in since have been really beautiful, high textured with tons of effects going on, and it runs fine. Don't know what it is about that area.Interesting. Were you getting the stutter elsewhere in the Steel Mill too? Just before I reached the Smelting Chamber I had to do a few steath kills and it would stutter just before the kill animation...
I was hoping because of the Dark Knight Rises movie coming out the Batman suit from the movie would be a skin in this game. sigh.
What the HELL! I just found out that this game is OPEN WORLD???
I've barely gotten through the first game, but how open world is this? Can someone give me comparisons/details on what you can do?
I did not know it was that different from AA
Is the Harley Quinn DLC any good? It's going for $10 if my memory serves, is it worth it at that price or should I wait for a discount? I haven't touched the game in a while but have been thinking about coming back to it soon.
Allright, I just started this game on PC. My 560 Ti is having a hard time to run it at full speed with all settings maxed, any hint on what I should turn off first? I'm using DX11, maybe that's the problem? I head it gave some problems but it should be patched now, right? I would try some stuff myself (and I did) but goddamn gfwl takes forever to launch the game so I'm trying to keep tries (lol) to a minimum. Thanks!
Is the Harley Quinn DLC any good? It's going for $10 if my memory serves, is it worth it at that price or should I wait for a discount? I haven't touched the game in a while but have been thinking about coming back to it soon.
Ah, good stuff. I heard it was a crappy porting, now that you mention it. Will disable it right away, thank you. Too bad for tessellationDX11 was supposedly patched, but it runs like ass in DX11 mode for me (7870). A total crapshoot, sometimes it starts up at like 5FPS, sometimes it starts normally but with lots of fps drops. Disable DX11 and you'll be much better off.
Yes, it runs like crap on DX11 especially in that area (much more than on the outside, I guess there are too many advanced effects in the Steel Mill), very smooth with DX11 disabled. I noticed in the UserEngine.ini there's a DX10 option that can be turned to TRUE, would that change anything? Right now D3D10 and D3D11 are both FALSE so I guess I'm running on DX9.Let us know when you get to the Steel Mill, and whether you notice any stuttering.
not really. The events in the dlc ruin the epicness of the original ending, don't add any new map for challenge mode, Robin hasn't been made able to free-roam, mission is extremely short.
Good things: enemy design is as cool as in the main game, dialogues are great.
SJRB said:I posted a mini-"review" on the previous page.
Even though Arkham City is my GOTY 2011, this DLC is utterly terrible. It should have been free, considering its length and content.
Allright, I just started this game on PC. My 560 Ti is having a hard time to run it at full speed with all settings maxed, any hint on what I should turn off first? I'm using DX11, maybe that's the problem? I head it gave some problems but it should be patched now, right? I would try some stuff myself (and I did) but goddamn gfwl takes forever to launch the game so I'm trying to keep tries (lol) to a minimum. Thanks!
I'm running it on a 4890 and I don't get any stuttering and the game goes between 30-60fps on max settings no physx :\
I have a shitty processor too
I'd like to point out that I'm on dx10.I tried with physx off the first time (didn't see the option since you have to scroll down, lol) and it was stuttering all the same. Did you leave DX11 on, Tess3ract?