f16c instruction

[W4st1ngT1m3]

Game is not starting due to f16c error. I got a i7 3930k,which is still decent. Is there any hope that they patch it out ?

[rumbawakka💮]

Originally posted by God of Thunder:

Originally posted by Hittcliff:

Patch F16C Instructions. But this version only beta: https://www.playground.ru/ghost_of_tsushima/file/ghost_of_tsushima_f16c_patch_ispravlenie_instruktsii-1699603

Works fine; getting 40 fps on medium settings. However, terrain textures aren't loading, though. I have a GTX 1060 6GB, and graphic drivers are updated. Changing graphic settings didn't fix it either

same. gonna wait for the full version of the patch

[Sreto Cmarina]

Originally posted by rumbawakka💮:

Originally posted by God of Thunder:

Works fine; getting 40 fps on medium settings. However, terrain textures aren't loading, though. I have a GTX 1060 6GB, and graphic drivers are updated. Changing graphic settings didn't fix it either

same. gonna wait for the full version of the patch

I got 60-70 fps with i7 2600k @4.7ghz but i have rx 5700xt medium settings, but like you said problem with terrain textures is present. Point is that OLDER cpu-s does not mean they are useless like bunch of people are stating and recommending buying new rig...

[psolord]

I made a video on my 2500k with the playground.ru patch. (non monetized)

https://youtu.be/MyvoqUnutaQ

I have missing terrain textures as well. I thought it was because of the hybrid non official drives of the r9 290x (testing and backup system). At least this time the faces are animated! xD

It is a beta patch so lets see if they can fix it. I will test my 2700k on monday too, with nvidia gpu and proper drivers.

However this shows that the game CAN be played on sandys at the very least. Unreal Engine 5 runs fine, but no sony's game need F16C, fml.

[W4st1ngT1m3]

Guys I bought a new rig,so I wont be following this thread but I wont delete it cause i can see a lot of ppl using it for information. I hope it gets patched out so more ppl can play it. Have a good day guys.

[coleslaw]

thanks! i have a 3930k and am hoping they fix the ground texture issue for the fanmade patch! currently playing it on steam deck till then :)

Originally posted by W4st1ngT1m3:

Guys I bought a new rig,so I wont be following this thread but I wont delete it cause i can see a lot of ppl using it for information. I hope it gets patched out so more ppl can play it. Have a good day guys.

[StraussHouse]

It would be great if we could run this without AVX, really looking forward to the patcher

[angus]

Originally posted by Mr_NiLmaN:

Originally posted by M.:

Not working :/
What CPU are u using?

i7 3770K

The crash after the setup menu is caused by the Playstation SDK that probably installs badly on the first execution. If is installed just uninstall it in the windows program uninstaller menu and if it's not there first go into your Ghost game directory, run the SDK installer, and then uninstall it.

I double click on the file it says it installs, but when I go to remove it, there's no sign of having been installed. :-/

[King_Hing_]

Originally posted by W4st1ngT1m3:

Game is not starting due to f16c error. I got a i7 3930k,which is still decent. Is there any hope that they patch it out ?

Mate that's a 13 year old CPU. also GPU is more important than GPU. seems like a hardware issue, not a game issue. Can't expect every game to support hardware that was made 9 years before the game.

[Hittcliff]

I'm writing about the patch, guys, work is underway. But there is a personal life, a job. Patch is a hobby, and I do it in my free time. So don't think that I'm just actively working on a patch. I will write here how we will achieve a stable game, and there will be a stable patch. The only thing I can say is that we need to wait. Thank you for your patience.

[Gwyndeyl]

Originally posted by Hittcliff:

I'm writing about the patch, guys, work is underway. But there is a personal life, a job. Patch is a hobby, and I do it in my free time. So don't think that I'm just actively working on a patch. I will write here how we will achieve a stable game, and there will be a stable patch. The only thing I can say is that we need to wait. Thank you for your patience.

Thank you, I had to refund this game because it did not work. I hope it all goes well. I will buy it once again when you manage to fix this error. Спасибо.

[SunBeam]

I have an i7-3770K CPU with no AVX/AVX2 support. My GPU is GTX1080 Ti with no capability of running new-age technologies.

I tried the following:

- ran the game, launcher showed, clicked Play, black screen, crash to Desktop
- read a post on page one claiming some "PcPsSdk" is the problem
- didn't find it as a running process, also didn't find it installed
- I did run "PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller.msi" (which installs the PlayStation SDK) and also ran "PsPcSdkRuntimeManager.msi"
- I then removed/uninstalled PlayStation SDK

I can confirm the game runs now with no issues and no need to use SDE.

I have first disabled Upscale Method (set it to Off) and NVIDIA Reflex Latency (set it to Off). However, after the first run and shaders having been compiled, I have now reset the display settings back to default and it runs even smoother.

Conclusion:

Run "PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller.msi" and "PsPcSdkRuntimeManager.msi" from game folder, then Control Panel > Programs and Features > PlayStation SDK > Uninstall.

Cheers,
Sun

[fangerenn]

Originally posted by SunBeam:

I have an i7-3770K CPU with no AVX/AVX2 support. My GPU is GTX1080 Ti with no capability of running new-age technologies.

I tried the following:

- ran the game, launcher showed, clicked Play, black screen, crash to Desktop
- read a post on page one claiming some "PcPsSdk" is the problem
- didn't find it as a running process, also didn't find it installed
- I did run "PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller.msi" (which installs the PlayStation SDK) and also ran "PsPcSdkRuntimeManager.msi"
- I then removed/uninstalled PlayStation SDK

I can confirm the game runs now with no issues and no need to use SDE.

I have first disabled Upscale Method (set it to Off) and NVIDIA Reflex Latency (set it to Off). However, after the first run and shaders having been compiled, I have now reset the display settings back to default and it runs even smoother.

Conclusion:

Run "PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller.msi" and "PsPcSdkRuntimeManager.msi" from game folder, then Control Panel > Programs and Features > PlayStation SDK > Uninstall.

Cheers,
Sun

No PSN connectivity means no multiplayer, which is why I bought the game in the first place >.<

[Donaldo Trumpado]

Originally posted by SunBeam:

I have an i7-3770K CPU with no AVX/AVX2 support. My GPU is GTX1080 Ti with no capability of running new-age technologies.

I tried the following:

- ran the game, launcher showed, clicked Play, black screen, crash to Desktop
- read a post on page one claiming some "PcPsSdk" is the problem
- didn't find it as a running process, also didn't find it installed
- I did run "PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller.msi" (which installs the PlayStation SDK) and also ran "PsPcSdkRuntimeManager.msi"
- I then removed/uninstalled PlayStation SDK

I can confirm the game runs now with no issues and no need to use SDE.

I have first disabled Upscale Method (set it to Off) and NVIDIA Reflex Latency (set it to Off). However, after the first run and shaders having been compiled, I have now reset the display settings back to default and it runs even smoother.

Conclusion:

Run "PsPcSdkRuntimeInstaller.msi" and "PsPcSdkRuntimeManager.msi" from game folder, then Control Panel > Programs and Features > PlayStation SDK > Uninstall.

Cheers,
Sun

actual conclusion: please keep up with technology. Your efforts are cute, but let's just be normal people and use actual current-gen technology

[SunBeam]

Originally posted by Donaldo Trumpado:

actual conclusion: please keep up with technology. Your efforts are cute, but let's just be normal people and use actual current-gen technology

Would be nice if you bought me some, cuz I am lazy and I don't want to change my whole PC (you don't change just the CPU, you would change the MB, etc.) for 1 game.

If Naughty Dog did it for Uncharted:Legacy of Thieves Collection and The Last of Us, surely they can do it here. It's a simple flip of switches in Visual Studio and providing an additional executable for old CPUs. I really see no point in using convoluted instructions to "offer the best quality and performance", when the actual quality of the textures and shaders illustrates a game from 10 years ago. Not to mention everyone has lightning fast GPUs, so why stress out the CPUs in the first place? The whole reason PS developers do these mistakes is they haven't coded a game for PC to know what PC gamers need. PS world revolves around fixed hardware, with reduced set of instructions, so yeah, AVX and all that comes in the PS-box. PC world is super dynamic, you don't have everything at your fingertips. Because CPUs, GPUs, etc. are manufactured by a plethora of companies.. not just Sony.

That being said, gloat all you want with your shiny expensive hardware that I am sure causes you issues more than mine does. I see the forums are infested by people with a ton of issues cuz -per your words- "keep up with technology". So why am I not having any issues -no stuttering, no FSR, MMSHIUHEIWU, <add here any new-age acronym> problems- with a 10 year old CPU? Yes.. that's right.. cuz keeping up with the technology, in your heads, equals buying the newest, most incompatible and less-tested hardware out there. Then you blame the game developers for "not optimizing" the game.. when it's your shiny new hardware that crashes your rigs.

P.S.: Aside from the discussions here and all the stuff people post, it's all about sales. If they get a ton of refunds because X, Y, Z and not compatible with old CPUs, they will do what Naughty Dog did to get back those people who refunded the game: provide an executable for old CPUs. If they don't care about sales, that's that. But let's wait and see...

[Donaldo Trumpado]

Originally posted by SunBeam:

Originally posted by Donaldo Trumpado:

actual conclusion: please keep up with technology. Your efforts are cute, but let's just be normal people and use actual current-gen technology

Would be nice if you bought me some, cuz I am lazy and I don't want to change my whole PC (you don't change just the CPU, you would change the MB, etc.) for 1 game.

If Naughty Dog did it for Uncharted:Legacy of Thieves Collection and The Last of Us, surely they can do it here. It's a simple flip of switches in Visual Studio and providing an additional executable for old CPUs. I really see no point in using convoluted instructions to "offer the best quality and performance", when the actual quality of the textures and shaders illustrates a game from 10 years ago. Not to mention everyone has lightning fast GPUs, so why stress out the CPUs in the first place? The whole reason PS developers do these mistakes is they haven't coded a game for PC to know what PC gamers need. PS world revolves around fixed hardware, with reduced set of instructions, so yeah, AVX and all that comes in the PS-box. PC world is super dynamic, you don't have everything at your fingertips. Because CPUs, GPUs, etc. are manufactured by a plethora of companies.. not just Sony.

That being said, gloat all you want with your shiny expensive hardware that I am sure causes you issues more than mine does. I see the forums are infested by people with a ton of issues cuz -per your words- "keep up with technology". So why am I not having any issues -no stuttering, no FSR, MMSHIUHEIWU, <add here any new-age acronym> problems- with a 10 year old CPU? Yes.. that's right.. cuz keeping up with the technology, in your heads, equals buying the newest, most incompatible and less-tested hardware out there. Then you blame the game developers for "not optimizing" the game.. when it's your shiny new hardware that crashes your rigs.

P.S.: Aside from the discussions here and all the stuff people post, it's all about sales. If they get a ton of refunds because X, Y, Z and not compatible with old CPUs, they will do what Naughty Dog did to get back those people who refunded the game: provide an executable for old CPUs. If they don't care about sales, that's that. But let's wait and see...

Lol I'm not reading your magnum opus to cope.