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Check your AMD Adrenaline. It might be a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ useless version that doesn't even allow you to update drivers. In the home screen, drivers and software to the right. If it doesn't allow you to check for updates and says 24.10, you'll have to get the full version of adrenaline from the AMD website. The driver SHOULD be 24.12.1. After I did that and restarted, the game is compiling without crashing.
Ok, the game isn't trying to give me a seizure anymore. hopefully this works for you
I tried downloading AMD Adrenaline but it is telling me I don't have AMD graphics hardware despite literally working moments before with AMD Radeon Pro. Is there a way around this or a better alternative?
they literally use like 3 different settings for all of these things is why. Meshes affects characters, textures affects the flat things, then one more also affects the clutter. Its one of those settings thats lower than you want.
Mine for example is outdated and it doesnt get any new driver updates beyond 24.9.1
Therefore the game only runs in compability mode which messes up all the mesh, textures etc.
I havent found a way to work around that but there might be something we can do instead of "simply" buying a new GPU.
FIX:
1. Go and "MANUALLY" install the newest GPU Driver.
This will allow you to start the Game without compatibilty mode. (If not, then your hardware is probably too weak. Restart your PC
2. In steam Right click Monster Hunter Wilds -> Properties -> General -> type into Launch options -dx11 or
-dx12 try both options.
3.Delete Download Cache in Steam.
4.Delete Shader Cache in Monster Hunter Wilds Installation Folder (type in search bar Shader)
5. Restart your PC.
You are Welcome.
Much Love S.
No, no man... Every person say: "oh, u dont have a good GPU? Just buy a new one" and no, isnt so easy like that. An GPU here in my country is equivalent as 1700 dolar (one avarge GPU) and we just ask these, becouse we dont have money engough to buy a new one
This actually worked. Didn't do any of that CPU nonsense, and I skipped step #2. Just did steps 3 and 4 and it fixed the game shuddering/lag. Thanks
This is THE exact issue I'm looking for solutions for. For a 70 dollar game, & most of us having capable devices? This shouldn't be a thing