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No idea how to fix it on my end, seems to require a fix from 343i.
Man, if you know for a fact that its a bug from Nvidia drivers for the last 8 years then educate us on what type of bug it is and the specifics of it. But I call ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on this as no such bug exists. Some delusional fantasy provided by a hardcore defender of their favorite games and why they are perfect.
People have been saying that it happened because of a driver update. What people fail to realize is that if you do not properly clear caches of previous drivers after updating, it can cause issues in certain games and slow downs. Some games are poorly programmed and have cache issues off the bad, such as the Division games. This can come from allocated memory or a variety of other factors.
Did you know that Nvidia's drivers are pushed by Triple A game studios on launch for their games? Did you know that game developers are responsible for their games being optimized with drivers? Game developers use tool kits provided by Nvidia and it is their job to optimize their game with the resources that Nvidia provides.
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But y'all "nUmBeR cOmPaNy bAd" people are hypocrites when almost every AAA release in the last 2 years have had issues(mainly on Nvidia) on launch. Elden Ring had TERRIBLE stutter, and I had an RTX 3080 and nvme SSDs with a Ryzen 5900x at launch. Did everyone roast them for that? Or did they continue to ♥♥♥♥ ride the game and chalk it up to "this is how PCs are", Hogwarts Legacy had similar stutter AND crash issues. Wo Long was so bad on PC at launch I avoided it there altogether and just downloaded it on my Series X on gamepass. Last of Us a literal universally acclaimed classic game, got released on PC and suddenly it's a technical failure and running ♥♥♥♥♥♥ on everyone's rigs despite it being a DECADE OLD game.
What I'm, saying is, nothing here is exclusive to 343, and I guarantee I can find ♥♥♥♥ like this or worse in all of your guys' favorite games, cuz that's the nature of PC. Everyone's set up is different and unique, aside from ♥♥♥♥ you mentioned like the driver cache.
I'm playing The Finals Playtest right now, super fun game. Guess what's happening to me there(That doesn't happen on Halo or any other game I play), my wired keyboard ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ randomly disconnects once a minute.
Dumb, unpredictable PC ♥♥♥♥, where even tho it's 100% caused by The Finals, I'm not gonna go on their forums downvoting the game and calling the devs trash cuz something on their game is making my keyboard randomly turn off then on, mid gun fights and have lost me games.
!00% agree that games aren't perfect and most games today are ♥♥♥♥. Elden Ring was getting a lot of backlash for that ♥♥♥♥ and a large group of people were pushing From Software to update/fix the game. To this day, it has some problems on PC. I have the game right now on PC just ffs. Hogwarts Legacy was another example of terrible performance. I don't know if it still has those issues as I haven't played it recently. However those issues were more contained to only the indoors Hogwarts area of the castle. I can name ports that were absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ jokes. Horizon Zero Dawn is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of a bad port that just doesn't perform on PC.
I get that nothing is exclusive to them yes, but when these problems arise it is their fault. When a game comes out performing like ♥♥♥♥, it's the developers fault. When a game is ported from console to pc and doesn't work right, it's their fault. So what happens now is that it is up to their team at 343 to develop the update that goes in the next driver or bring out a patch for the game to fix whatever issue is wrong in their game that conflicts with the driver. I dunno which specifically but time will tell.
Why not? If the game is causing problems conflicting with your device drivers, then why not complain about it? Devs find out about the problems from people complaining about it, making videos about them, and filing tickets on them. That's how it's found out and fixed. I can bet you that all the people complaining about the loading times in Halo will get a patch pushed out sooner.
People straight up leaving a downvote one word review, saying the entire team at 343 is incompetent garbage devs(def not true, especially after betty quit and they rescaled the scope and got out of the pandemic nerfs, since season 4 they have been putting their heart and soul into Infinite, I would probably leave the industry if I put that much effort(Mind you, 343 has literally hired community forgers and other passionate and talented halo fans to work on the game now) just to see users curse the company, say we're all garbage and the game sucks and this this and that just because of a driver conflict(that I'm sure they're working hard on fixing)
Of course. But people who are frustrated over it are gonna vent. There are a lot of things that happen behind the scenes that players just aren't gonna know. Developers can't just openly talk about stuff without risking their positions. As a developer myself, our biggest problem was our new manager hindering our abilities to push out what is needed and our publisher cutting our advertisement budget, hindering our inflow of new players. ♥♥♥♥ happens, it's not the players faults, and they got a good reason to be upset when ♥♥♥♥ happens. Yeah developers generally are not at fault but that is the nature of the beast and we learn to deal with it because that is a part of the job. It's like an actor dealing with paparazzi. I'd hope they are working hard to fix the issues in the game, but I'm not holding my breath and you shouldn't expect anyone else to either showing the history of abuse towards players in the industry. Good on you for believing if you want but I can't with my knowledge of what happens behind the scenes.