I just finished killing a couple of pretty big monsters in GOW4 and now this bad looking dude appears. I think this might be the final boss fight.
That's me in the back. My plan is to get my "buddy" to go first and take a couple of hits so I can see what we are up against. I'm trying to tell him "go, I've got your back" but he seems more than reluctant to move forward. I'll give him a kick and see what happens.
All my "buddy" did when I pushed him was to get out of the way and let me deal with that thing. I was quite busy (good and long boss fight) but I'm not sure he helped much.
In the end I got that thing.
Closing scene we were trying to save her mother. Won't spoil it but mom doesn't look so good.
Played the full campaign and not a single DX12 issue anywhere. Congrats Microsoft. Now if you could only give us a UWP in game OSD with GPU/CPU/Memory usage and temps I'd be saying perfection. C'mon Microsoft, I suspect you could do it easily.
- The Elders Scrolls Skyrim Special Edition looks lovely..
- so good that I've started a new game right from the start..
Guild Wars 2 here..been loving that game for about a year now. I also do a lot on Everquest.
Both Mass Effect 3 and Dishonored.
Trying to finish off Mass Effect 3, while starting on Dishonored 2. To be honest Mass Effect has my attention more so than Dishonored as I'm a little halfway through ME3. I'm trying to get that perfect Ending where Shepherd Lives.
As for Dishonored, huge fan of the first game so I can't wait to get into 2.
I got that BF1 "Fall" patch (2GB) and decided to try DX12 again as somewhere in that huge list of patch updates (link below) they mention a few DX fixes.
Battlefield 1 Fall Update Notes 11152016 — Battlefield Forums
I'm also trying Nvidia driver 375.86 and lucky me as you see from the screenshot I don't seem to have the memory clock at 810MHZ issue with this driver. Too early to tell but so far no DX12 crashes.
