Quantum Break PC has no "Quit" option on Menu. Gotta Alt-F4.

Ayyyyy.

But seriously, everyone knows AMD CPU's aren't the best, but sub 30fps? Somethings not right there.

Well he said he dropped the game down to 720p and 900p and it was still hitting the same exact lows, that sounds like his CPU is dragging things down, no?
 
I continue to be baffled at how MS has fucked up literally every single UWP game release thus far. How is it that there are people who are genuinely supportive of this UWP platform? It is clearly flawed to the point that they cant release a single game on it without some sort of ridiculous issue. Why on earth would anyone want more of that?

Even if all the games worked flawlessly it would still be a walled garden and we still wouldn't want anything to do with it.

UWA doesn't belong on pc


The monkey paw analogy for asking something from MS that was mentioned earlier is perfect.

Well he said he dropped the game down to 720p and 900p and it was still hitting the same exact lows, that sounds like his CPU is dragging things down, no?
Well the amd fx cpus have terrible single threaded performance but they do "okay" in multi threaded games (not 30 fps bad)

so if it's a cpu bottleneck that means the game is only using one core or is using one core heavily

Which is weird as it's running on consoles with even much weaker individual cpu cores.
 
I've been living under a rock for the past months it seems, what is this UWP? I assume it's Universal Windows Platform but how is it related to Quantum Break?

You sweet summer child.

Quantum break is Windows store exclusive. Which in itself isn´t a problem.

The problem is it´s a UWA (Universal Windows Application). It´s an App. On a Desktop PC. It offers literally no adventages to Win32, only disadvantages, such as, deciding where to install the app exactly (only Drive decision), no modding, no access to files as you would have now etc.

Basically MS has a God complex and thinks it can fuck with PC gamers.
 
I continue to be baffled at how MS has fucked up literally every single UWP game release thus far. How is it that there are people who are genuinely supportive of this UWP platform? It is clearly flawed to the point that they cant release a single game on it without some sort of ridiculous issue. Why on earth would anyone want more of that?

But at least it's not as bad as GfWL though, right?
 
I'm absolutely loving the defence force in these threads from people who don't even game on the PC normally. Loving it.

It's all our fault guys, us PC gamers are just too demanding.

this newfound "you've never been in PC threads before so you're not really a PC gamer" shit is dumb. if that's gonna be the case then GAF should be sectioned off into consoles/platforms.
 
Even if all the games worked flawlessly it would still be a walled garden and we still wouldn't want anything to do with it.

UWA doesn't belong on pc

I dont disagree but I'm also pointing out that even if everything esle was peachy keen about it they cant even release a single game without some technical issue. I mena the results speak for themselves. Not only is it a questionable move for gamers as a platform but these releases show us its also a shitty platform for games. Everybody loses.
 
this newfound "you've never been in PC threads before" so you're not a really gamer shit is dumb. if that's gonna be the case then GAF should be sectioned off into consoles.

No, his point was people who don't know shit about how a PC game works defending Microsoft decisions when the person doesn't know fuck all about how the platform operates. It's very different from console expectations.
 
Right because all the other UWP releases so far have done so much to inspire confidence. CLearly its the people who are skeptical after reports of yet another UWP game running like shit that are "hysterical" and "ridiculous" and not the people acting is there is no reason to suspect there might be cause for concern. Yea that makes sense.

Of all the things to defend y'all pick fucking UWP? Really? Come on now.

It's not UWP they are defending, it's Microsoft.

Microsoft could make it so that the next Xbox is smeared with horse shit so it stinks out your living room and some people would still defend it. I can already see it... "But it makes it more immersive when I play the Witcher 3, you get the smell of Roach right in your living room. Phil Spencer please, have my babies."
 
It's not UWP they are defending, it's Microsoft.

Microsoft could make it so that the next Xbox is smeared with horse shit so it stinks out your living room and some people would still defend it. I can already see it... "But it makes it more immersive when I play the Witcher 3, you get the smell of Roach right in your living room. Phil Spencer please, have my babies."

lmao.
 
Making? The only one they "made" recently was GoW UE and that was a remaster.

Microsoft has now released Gears of War on PC twice, both under different types of DRM doomed for failure, both locked down completely, and both requiring an OS.

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Quantum Break on PC can only be gotten through the Windows Store, which is UWP-only. UWP apps at the moment have a bunch of issues related to no modding, no exclusive fullscreen, and some other stuff.

They ported it only to UWP. no win32.

You sweet summer child.

Quantum break is Windows store exclusive. Which in itself isn´t a problem.

The problem is it´s a UWA (Universal Windows Application). It´s an App. On a Desktop PC. It offers literally no adventages to Win32, only disadvantages, such as, deciding where to install the app exactly (only Drive decision), no modding, no access to files as you would have now etc.

Basically MS has a God complex and thinks it can fuck with PC gamers.

I see, thanks.

Now everything makes sense in this thread, seems like Microsoft "features" backfiring on them as usual.
 
this newfound "you've never been in PC threads before so you're not really a PC gamer" shit is dumb. if that's gonna be the case then GAF should be sectioned off into consoles/platforms.
People that never once got a single pick of interest on PC gaming and and that their whole post history is defending MS actions in everything ever, and not a single post on a PC game thread ever.... yes, i'd say they aren't PC gamers. Because they literallly never played a PC gaming and only appear on the UWA threads to defend MS.

It's not UWP they are defending, it's Microsoft.

Microsoft could make it so that the next Xbox is smeared with horse shit so it stinks out your living room and some people would still defend it. I can already see it... "But it makes it more immersive when I play the Witcher 3, you get the smell of Roach right in your living room. Phil Spencer please, have my babies."

Considering the shit i read from some people on the UWA threads, this is accurate. MS could be whacking people with dead babies and they would still say "well lets just wait and see what they are going to with those babies. Don't assume bad things just yet!"
 
Microsoft has now released Gears of War on PC twice, both under different types of DRM doomed for failure, both locked down completely, and both requiring an OS.

he-cant-keep-getting-away-with-it.gif

But next time, just you wait. Phil Spencer will wear a Conker T-Shirt, some blue jeans and a black blazer and say that this time, they´re for real and will do what PC gamers really want.
 
No quit button, abysmal performance, UWP

Back off Microsoft or Steam will be dead in weeks with these amazing offers for PC gamers
 
It offers literally no adventages to Win32, only disadvantages, such as, deciding where to install the app exactly (only Drive decision), no modding, no access to files as you would have now etc.
No modding and access to files aren't necessarily disadvantages, depending on your point of view (I think they are, personally, but it does ensure security and consistency of the app's environment). UWA apps also run in an isolated sandbox so are much more secure and not nearly as vulnerable to memory-related exploits.

So, UWA does have some advantages over win32. However, from the point of view of gamers, it's pretty rubbish and I wish Microsoft would either open it up or abandon it.
 
Apparently what Phil thinks PC gamers want is to be protected from all those nasty evil mods that will infect your computer and "add some kind of phishing tool to the game so that now it’s capturing my passwords as I’m typing them into Chrome".

Praise lord Phil, for he protects me from evil.

No modding and access to files aren't necessarily disadvantages, depending on your point of view (I think they are, personally, but it does ensure security and consistency of the app's environment). UWA apps also run in an isolated sandbox so are much more secure and not nearly as vulnerable to memory-related exploits.

So, UWA does have some advantages over win32. However, from the point of view of gamers, it's pretty rubbish and I wish Microsoft would either open it up or abandon it.

Is it actually REALLY that secure? Genuinely asking here. Unless they´re 100% percent, no possible way ever to be messed with, the point is mood. And even if so, it´s irrelevant to me, i´m the admin of my PC, i do what i want, when i want, where i want and how i want.

PS.: i saw that you agree with it being a disadvantage. Point above not directed at you.
 
Even worse, how many Win95 programs didn't show the X button up there and instead expected you to just know it's there, as is the case with fullscreen W10 apps?

I feel like its an encapsulation of the entire design ethos behind Windows 10. Its designed to look pretty and stylish but in doing so obfuscates options/user controls to the point that people are no longer even aware of their existence. Also kinda aligns perfectly with the UWP now that I think about it.
 
Is there a way to start windows store games from a gamepad without using a mouse? (genuine question, i've never bought a win store game before!)

Not that I know of, there isn't a UI launcher yet like Big Picture Mode here.

I use my Steam Controller to select it. I game with my One pad

Gah, just get up, go to you PC and close it there. Entitled gamers smh.

Comfy couch console gaming will spoil ya. Big Picture Mode was made.
 
Is there a way to start windows store games from a gamepad without using a mouse? (genuine question, i've never bought a win store game before!)

I'm not on Win10 yet but I have a DS4 that I use with DS4Windows. The touchpad acts as a mousepad so I can do everything from the controller. That's how it works on Windows 7 at least.

Don't know if it's the same on Windows 10? Someone else might be able to answer.
 
The Win10 defense force is very confusing. It's like Microsoft could walk into their house, slap them in the face, and they would still defend Windows10.
 
I'm not on Win10 yet but I have a DS4 that I use with DS4Windows. The touchpad acts as a mousepad so I can do everything from the controller. That's how it works on Windows 7 at least.

Don't know if it's the same on Windows 10? Someone else might be able to answer.

This sounds like the ideal solution (both to open and close QB as well as play!), will take a look into it thanks.

Apologies for the dumb questions, i'm the very definition of a PC gaming casual (despite having 250+ games in my steam library, damn sales!).
 
I'm not on Win10 yet but I have a DS4 that I use with DS4Windows. The touchpad acts as a mousepad so I can do everything from the controller. That's how it works on Windows 7 at least.

Don't know if it's the same on Windows 10? Someone else might be able to answer.

Works the same on Windows 10.
 
The Win10 defense force is very confusing. It's like Microsoft could walk into their house, slap them in the face, and they would still defend Windows10.

Your comment is very confusing considering we're talking about UWP.

UWP apps may run on Windows 10, but this is not a Windows 10 problem.
 
Your comment is very confusing considering we're talking about UWP.

UWP apps may run on Windows 10, but this is not a Windows 10 problem.

Since UWP ONLY run on Windows 10 devices, it is a Windows 10 feature. It is also a forced feature if you plan on playing any Microsoft game on PC. It's very much a Windows 10 issue.
 
Is there a way to start windows store games from a gamepad without using a mouse? (genuine question, i've never bought a win store game before!)
Yes. Add game to steam and launch from big picture mode. This "no quit button" thing is a big issue for my setup since i have pc in another room and its connected to tv via long hdmi cable. When i want to play on big screen i just turn on av receiver then click guide button on controller to launch big picture mode and that's it. I have a wireless keyboard laying on a couch near tv for emergency cases but i should not have to use it....
 
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