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So it depends on what you mean by "need." Do I need it to have fun with the game? Absolutely not, it's still fun on its own. Is it needed to achieve a certain level of performance? Yeah.
https://i.imgur.com/3sNaBZX.png
It's also been this way since before I first posted. Is there something more I needed to do? I took another look at the thread and found another dropbox link posted further down the comments, but it seems to be the same files as in the mega.
Your directory looks correct, same as mine when I use SuperTrainerV9. The one thing I can't tell of course is if your exe is downpatched or not. You can find the downpatcher at the following link, just scroll all the way down, look for "downgrade.zip" download it and follow the instructions:
https://github.com/serpentiem/ddmk/releases/tag/2.5
Is there any chance steam is updating the downgraded exe when I try to launch it? Is there something I have to do to prevent that?
I'll try and run through the process again on fresh files later tonight and report back with what I find.
In the meantime, just make sure (and I'm sure you already have) that you're running the game in fullscreen, at native resolution, with any framerate option set to "variable"
I appreciate the help a lot, and I'll be curious what happens with your test.
Also, as a quick aside: if you run the game in any sort of windowed mode, borderless or not, Windows automatically applies v-sync, but you said you're running a G-sync monitor, correct?
EDIT: It kinda looks like there aren't any older releases available on his github. :\
Okay, so according to some sources on the Internet, SE will run at higher than 120 FPS as long as v-sync is on and the monitor's refresh rate is above 120 FPS. I know you have a G-sync monitor, but is it also 120 Hz?
If it's higher than that, then you can try this:
-Open your Nvidia control panel by right-clicking your desktop
-Click manage 3D settings
-Click program settings
-Add Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition to the list if it isn't already there
-Look for Max Frame Rate, should be the 11th or so entry, and set it to On
-Customize the framerate to your liking
-Launch the game.
I remember something similar happening with Persona 4 Golden, where letting it run max framerate caused a bunch of screentearing, but using v-sync locked it to 59fps. These are the only two games which do this. :\
EDIT: Apparently adjusting the display frequency after turning on v-sync allows it to go back to 120fps.
Old exe MD5: 3ec32685898fb3e17d9d6189685b0a85
Old steam_api MD5: 67365492ec0c8076840b1764ad2eca5f
and the hashes after were
exe MD5: f53b82b332b6b28d79e3e6b600b9507d
api MD5: 69bee18efe39e0bd24b8ac979b560f39
These post-downgrade files also appear to be identical to the files provided in the folder named "DMC4SE 2019 March Fix". Still, I'm getting the same errors as originally, with the highest framerate I can get being 120fps. I feel like I'm at a dead end. :\