Takes forever to load after dying etc

[storm blazer]

Anybody else have the same issue? So annoying. My specs are kind of old but still very nice. 8700k with 1080ti

[Ubi-Vinci]

Hey storm blazer,

Thank you for your report and sorry to heat that Star Wars Outlaws take much time to load on your PC.

Is the game installed on an SSD storage device or are you using an HDD?
If it's an SSD, what percentage of the device is in use?

Is the game installed on the system C drive or elsewhere?

[BONI]

Will this game run OK on a HDD drive?

I ask because in the System requirements it states an SSD is required.

[coffinwood]

Originally posted by BONI:

Will this game run OK on a HDD drive?

No game with decently sized assets runs 'ok' on an HDD. A 500MB indie title might, but every newer and bigger game will suffer from the low speed.

At least upgrade to a SATA-SSD if your motherboard doesn't support NVME-SSDs. The latter also would mean you have other bottlenecks, like ancient components and too low amount of RAM.

[storm blazer]

Originally posted by Ubi-Vinci:

Hey storm blazer,

Thank you for your report and sorry to heat that Star Wars Outlaws take much time to load on your PC.

Is the game installed on an SSD storage device or are you using an HDD?
If it's an SSD, what percentage of the device is in use?

Is the game installed on the system C drive or elsewhere?

Load up on startup is decent. It was just while dying. While this was with a HDD I plan to upgrade to a NVME and report back very soon.

[Will_fires_back]

NVMe is definitely the way to go. You'll notice boot-up times to be a hell of a lot faster too.