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Yeah, I'm really hoping that was fixed up because the game was otherwise running perfectly.
was my experience as well. would be very glad if this was also fixed. the last test was much more stable then the first (successful) one was.
You will need to YouTube search which GFX card you have, and look for either a GBO2-specific guide or a general "stop using your iGPU" guide. It has to be manually changed in your settings panel on the PC.
I have posted a YouTube video showing the fastest way to get to it, you need to obviously locate your MSGBO2 EXE file where Steam installed it (usually steamapps/common/ folder).
https://youtu.be/kGWQeC-x9x8?t=27
If your visuals are muddy, be aware the game isn't using full x16 anisotropic texture filtering by default - you need to force it in your GPU's profile for GBO2.
The live service currently seems to have a bug in its resolution settings menu too where it downgrades you to a lower setting when you try to set it/alt+tab - make sure that if you're using anything other than Borderless Windowed, that you're actually getting the full resolution that the in-game options are reporting by playing around with it a bit!
Yeah, something's going on, and I suspect it's something with the Epic EOS api that's causing the weird UI lag & stutter in camp. I have smooth buttery in-match performance though. The matchmaking is likely outright server problems, but I have the sneaking suspicion that the camp stuff may never be fixed so long as the EOS stuff has been shoehorned into a game that didn't need it on Playstation. Could be wrong in my assessment, but the game is working well enough now that I'm enjoying it without hindrance at least.
Hopefully the video has been able to help folks get their FPS fixed. BamCo ~really~ should have made sure to direct the game to the proper GPU before launch, since we knew it was a problem in the Tests.