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I realize you are replying to someone else and I apologize for butting in. IMHO, this is a persistent issue for players and if unable to replicate, then perhaps the best way forward is to simply remove the islands causing the issues and move on. That achieves the same purpose as the convoys will most likely find their way which is all we as players really care about. Just my two cents.

i have do 1 game

I had to upgrade my PC a couple of times for this game to be smoooooth but I started Stalker 2 with:
1TB HHD
16GB RAM
3060 TI 8 GB
I7 9990k
All I needed to upgrade was the HDD to SSD and the 16GB ram to 32 and it was perfect.

So yes, your PC will handle it just about fine. The 32GB is not a required upgrade. 16GB can handle Stalker 2 just about perfect. Especially if no Google is running in the background. Your GPU and CPU are just about perfect for Stalker 2 on high settings.

I play with my current setup with a solid 60 frames no frame gen DLSS best quality.

I'd have to agree with some of these points. Cartridges fror some of the extra features makes sense as they would require extra hardware, heat, power etc, but the prices should just be an uploadable .bin file or at the very least a single use cartridge that has the software on it. Essentially, some features should be apps, others are hardware based.

but it shows the abolute numbers of positive and negative votes with timestamp. if you get it or not. this was enough to do the maths without involving the rating formula.

yeah man - its friday nite

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Toast:

Then don't play the game, if it means less cheaters, the majority don't ♥♥♥♥♥ care. Go play something else

Locking out tens of thousands of people just to have a bit less cheaters? Come on, man...

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Morgan:

Please give us RDR3, the story in this game has taken over my life

Yes with at least the same depth of mechanics, but this time with hirable NPCs as companions and a fully functional saloon.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von r1zm:

If you find yourself unable to fix this via trial and error, you can flash the bios using the bios flashback feature(qflash plus on gigabyte)on most modern motherboards, which will allow you to flash the bios blind. check your manual or oem's website for directions.

Don't suggest that as a first step clownface, he needs to reset his cmos battery on mobo it force mobo to reset to in default settings.

bf6 cooked ur ass lmaooooooooooooooooo