Guys I need to ask certain question:
1. Does the quoted Amd Ryzen 1700x or Intel i5 6700k support DDR3 Ram
2. U said before launch some 760 card 3 gb for 1080P but now it has been raised to 1070
3. No Phenom processor support even though earlier ubi games such as Unity and Syndicate ran well and that too same specs as Syndicate.
Does it mean just to boost the sales you have lied and once launched you have changed the entire specs. Even after lot of consumers trusted you before that last 2 failures you still want to ditch the game buyers.
I haven't expected such a kind of worthlesness from this huge company.
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Go Guys Enjoy.
Does this look like I have a **** pc for you? I spent a lot of money to play games like AC and my rig can't even run AC without having 100% usage on my cores..
Corsair Obsidian 450D
Dell Ultrasharp U2515H
Corsair Gaming Strafe RGB
Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum RGB
Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum
Asus MAXIMUS VII HERO
Intel® Core™ i7-4790K @ 4.4 GHz
Corsair H100i GTX Extreme
Corsair 16 GB (DDR3-2400) XMP 1.3
MSI GeForce GTX 1080 GAMING X 8G
ROG Xonar Phoebus Solo
Samsung SSD 850 EVO 250GB
Samsung SSD 850 EVO 250GB
Samsung SSD 850 EVO 120GB
Just please remove the protection layers or optimize idk. it's always the same with Ubisoft dude.
if you like it or not, this game is gonna get cracked soon. shame I spent money for a game what
even can't run decent. I'm getting like 100% usage on my cores when I'm in a city or a place where
is a lot of movement. Last time I buy something from Ubisoft. I even bought a wireless adapter for my
xbox controller to play this game comfortable. the f#ck you guys doing seriously.
can you please fix this??????
Put simply, the configurations of console hardware have very little variation between them, making it easy for developers to optimize performance on the fixed environments. Conversely, PC has a high amount of variation within their hardware configurations, with hundreds of parts that can easily be mixed and matched to create a gaming PC. This can lead to possible issues that are difficult to pinpoint without the assistance of players submitting their game files and system information to our support team to investigate.Originally Posted by Razrback16 Go to original post
Appreciate the response -Originally Posted by UbiJurassic Go to original post
Semi-separate topic question - do you have ANY semblance of an estimation on SLI functionality? I mean at this point I'll take just knowing if it's going to be the month of November, December, etc. ? Reason I ask is if you think it's going to be months rather than days/weeks, I'm going to go play all the AC games again in order which I've been itching to do for a while and then come back to this game in 6 or so months to see what state it's in and consider purchasing at that point.
Thanks.
@UbiJurassicOriginally Posted by UbiJurassic Go to original post
How can I submit the file to the support team? I think I'm 20 hours into the game and there haven't been one single gaming session where I haven't tried to fix things. I think I'm done with the game for now until the next patch, it's just too frustrating and today has been particularly painful to play. Sttuttering everywhere, in places that were fine just yesterday. Good thing I didn't buy the season pass, I would be pissed if I did.
Ubi Support is largely a joke amongst those of us who are hardcore PC gamers. The majority of regular PC gamers have likely already restarted, or disabled this or that, gone into the BIOS, disabled OCing, or done any # of PC troubleshooting recommendations long before they jump into the long slog of a back and forth with an Ubi Support rep. The one time I had to deal with Ubi Support took 3 weeks to resolve, and I resolved it myself.Originally Posted by UbiJurassic Go to original post
This game has been out a week and the CPU utilization issue has not even been acknowledged directly by Ubisoft. You're right, the consoles have similar architecture, so optimization is easy for the most part (except with AC Unity). Many PC players are also smart enough to go into process explorers and the like to see exactly whats causing CPU usage to spike so crazily, and every test points to the insane DRM your company is employing on this game. This is counter-intuitive and only creates more animosity especially when its not acknowledged. You have had plenty of games come out in the past 2 years that have run well from the start on variable configs (i.e. Ghost Recon Wildlands) , but not this one.
You point to consoles having similar architechture, yet other PC developers with and without the cache of Ubisoft are able to optimize and protect their games effectively without creating animosity with such blatant anticonsumer practices and the refusal to acknowledge a problem that your product is the cause of.
If you follow this link, it will walk you through how to get the files you will need to send and then, at the bottom, tell you how to send them to the support team. If you do make a ticket with them, please be sure to let them know any troubleshooting steps you have already tried so that they can work forward from there.Originally Posted by frodrigues55 Go to original post