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The interesting thing is that the steam deck actually supports D3D12 Enhanced Barriers because it's an RDNA2 GPU. Same generation as the RX6000 range.
It's just a bug they're unwilling to investigate. In fact you look at the patch notes for Patch 6 there is literally almost nothing at all for PC in general, despite terrible performance generally when compared to previous Forza titles.
StarCraft 2 (Wings of Liberty) also did this when we were trying to determine if the disc was off balance. I put it into my laptop that had 512 MB RAM and it immediately said "your system sucks" and spit the disc back out lol.
What happened was a developer oversight in that a change was made resulting in a narrowing of the player access. Though, if the Wikipedia page is accurate, just how old is your GPU? A GTX 1080 can support DX12.1.
If you want a used GTX 1080, I'll sell you mine for $200
All I'm going to say is that if dropping in a newer GPU fixes the issue, I don't think that's a bug. While you didn't hit this number, I generally feel like I got my money's worth with a time to price ratio of 40 minutes played per dollar spent (40 hours per $60).
In looking at the benchmark scores between the GTX 1080 and RX 580, your RX 580 is a piece of junk. You could get an Intel Arc A580 and it'll be better than it. However, it's dirt cheap so I guess it's whatever.
I really can't answer that, but I do know AMD has a history of issues with games. But, of course, it can also just be a poorly coded/optimized game. I personally am leaning that way due to the underwhelming graphics at the Medium level.
However, if you're trying to play a game that makes a GPU from 2023 struggle with a GPU from 2017 and expect great things I think you're expectations are too high.
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ALSO TO YOUR PRIOR COMMENT ON THE COST OF DIRT, IT IS QUITE MORE EXPENSIVE THEN ONE MAY ACTUALLY THINK. SO FOR THOSE THAT DON'T KNOW WHAT DIRT IS, GRASS AND CORN GROW IN IT, MAYBE YOU SHOULD TOUCH SOME.
To me getting scammed is buying a game, it didn't work as promised, the developer closed up shop, and you couldn't get your money back.
With everything being SaaS (and/or Live Service), you might as well just stop buying software because it will all stop functioning eventually once they decommission the authentication servers. I don't agree with the SaaS model as it's milking me for money, but the older I get the less ♥♥♥♥♥ I give and have other things to worry about. If pushed hard enough I'll just use open-source or cheaper alternatives that are good enough.
Though the software bit, is more arguing the fallacy of thinking we own what we are buying when in fact we are just paying for the privilege to use the software. Unless you're using some "Copyleft" licensed open-source software, you don't own anything.
Edit: Keep clowning me, more steam shop points for me.