Posted April 25, 2014
DustyStyx
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blackmarketlimb
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Posted June 19, 2014
blackmarketlimb: I may have stumbled onto something.
Like the OP, I'm on a fully updated Windows 8.1 machine with a GTX 670. Bought Blood 2 on the sale and thought it would run hunky dory. Boy, was I wrong. Crashes and FPS issues galore.
Out of sheer desperation, once I booted the game, I checked the graphics options in game. I didn't see anything out of the ordinary so when I exited the menu, I clicked New Game and saw that there was no longer terrible FPS dips in the starting train cutscene. The gameplay was super smooth as well.
The big caveat to this method is that your HUD and crosshair vanishes and I've found no way to bring it back. But I think if someone could figure out a way to resurrect them, that this has the potential to become a legit workaround.
This worked! But the version number on the main menu looks kind of messed up, Same with the console. But hey, it works. Like the OP, I'm on a fully updated Windows 8.1 machine with a GTX 670. Bought Blood 2 on the sale and thought it would run hunky dory. Boy, was I wrong. Crashes and FPS issues galore.
Out of sheer desperation, once I booted the game, I checked the graphics options in game. I didn't see anything out of the ordinary so when I exited the menu, I clicked New Game and saw that there was no longer terrible FPS dips in the starting train cutscene. The gameplay was super smooth as well.
The big caveat to this method is that your HUD and crosshair vanishes and I've found no way to bring it back. But I think if someone could figure out a way to resurrect them, that this has the potential to become a legit workaround.
If there is anyway to completely play with the hud or a mod to remove it so we can play without lag, it would be nice :P
Post edited June 19, 2014 by ComstockDeWitt