, locked fps at 32fps during battle, 60fps on the game world, and 15fps on cutscenes. Regardless whether I turn vsync ON or OFF in my graphics control panel, it still runs at these frames rate so I leave it
to that. The issue here is, despite this resolution (1080p), the feel of the game is a mess when the whole scene runs "skipping frame" and "choppy" all the time. I believe it'll run fine if I run on a

Im running a modded version of FF7 and I just went through the whooooooooooooole ordeal with Barret and the game didnt save a single time just to endure a crash. when I won. Does anybody have a save

drive or over a LAN. After getting 7th Heaven and the Remako mods running, I never looked back.

I've never noticed any audio issues.

- right click on KB3140768 - uninstall

not sure should you run the tool before or after restart so i ran it both times.

when using the tool , click on the advanced and uncheck apply repairs automatically
- Hide Updates and check on the KB3140768

if you wish to revert this run the tool again and take the 'show hidden updates' route

hope this helps

inside? how many files are in the bundle? can you name them? did you tried to run the trainer via "run as administrator" ? you run the game windowed? if not just do it. you dont use any modifications

button to close a chat bubble, 9 of them also skipped through the next chat bubble.

Edit: I had DS4Windows running. But closing it didn't fix the issue.

Running it fine onlatest Windows 10, i59600K with GTX 1070, no crashes or anything at all so far. Even modded the game to look better and everything still works fine.

Also, in my opinion the port is

.

I DO wonder how they are going to translate all these weird back to forth running item fetching missions into the remake tho :)

the steam deck runs it without breaking a sweat (even with upscaled textures and a ton of high res models/voice lines). I even pushed it to output 1080p at 8 watts on the TDP with no slow downs

else's I just want to apologize for running away or for not. Sincerely a friend