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specs:
1440p
i5-13500
Rtx 4070
32gb ram

i used to get 120 fps now barely 70

can anyone give me settings to improve my performance i'm currently cpu bound
cpu being used more than the gpu

For some background, i have around 20h on the game, full meta progression unlocked and i have no issue clearing Nightmare 2 when i play.
I did only one run on the beta so, take what i'm going to say with a grain of salt.
I felt like i had at least twice or thrice the damage i usually have when i'm playing the retail version.

The first boss i encountered was the tree guy and i killed him while he was transforming. Can't really say it's really an op build at this stage of the game given how early it was.
The whole run felt like playing without any Nightmare difficulty (played on NM2, as i usually do). I was just steamrolling the whole run with a poison build.

The only reminder i had of NM2 difficulty was the amount of damage i was taking when hit. One hit was 50+ damage and i didn't have much hp, especially compared to retail. On retail, i can easily end a run with 400+hp, here i had 270 with 20+ green runes.

I very much liked the fact that you have way more build options and offerings. On retail, it's hard to do a build around frozen, poison or electricity. Here, i ran a poison build and steamrolled the run, might need some tuning cause it was just way too strong damage wise. I saw quite some items for electricity and frozen, seems quite promising there.
I also liked the change about the red runes, the 10 points 25% chance to trigger feels good.

The only thing i didn't like was the change about the blue runes, the 10 points one. Needing an astonishing 100MP for it to trigger is absurd imo. 60 or maybe 50 would make it way more balanced to build around. 100MP means to need at least 2 spells to trigger one rune.

I don't know if something was done about the passive stats of the green runes but i felt like paper while having 20+ green runes on my run, dunno how to feel about this.

Dunno if it's a beta issue but i can't remember this on retail : I had no visual indication of the gargoyle's drop attack on the Bridge. I had them for the first map, then nothing for the rest of the world and it came back when I was in the Castle.

Lastly, i noticed two items having issues.
- Bull Shackles, an armor, had an issue in its description with 'Error duration'. Since i didn't know the duration, i just dismantled it.
- Cursed coin, a cursed item is just way too strong. The idea is good but 50% chance to trigger on each map is unthinkable. Should be 25% chance to get a reroll coin imo. On my run, i never had to reroll with cristals and i was offered 10+ rerolls for the whole run.

This is a great suggestion, would add more to that area and I did like talking to that hurt Security Guard next to the sector early game (indicating she was essentially a shade?)

Like I said IQ tests are too hard these days

Its one of the things I love about SF. Being able to collect and display anything you want. Great stuff.

Is confirmed you can be a girl like me

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2B and A2 are also robots

- _ -

You not just NOT play TFD.

You not even know what is Nier Automata.

As Ex Slayer (cosplayer is work for money ) and I cosplay Nier b4 - _ - I must watch a charecter movie before push that dress on and Show my self @ work - _ -

2B have a blood. - _ - ... and its circulate under her skin .

infact even this present time. maybe its on Youtube . is show She have a blood. so

She is Android ... not a Robot - _ -..

If you dunno anything... correctly .. You should not said about it.

In simple terms, all androids are robots, but not all robots are androids. An android is a specific type of robot designed to resemble a human, both in appearance and sometimes behavior, while robots can take on a wide variety of forms. So that means Warframes are also androids (mostly)

you don't need "ideas", you need to time it right, you aren't supposed to parry as soon as the attack begins, there's a window and it is pretty generous, gradient attacks are the easiest to counter.
Same applies to jumping, you should time it according to the attack pattern and not the jump signal itself

Found a fix that worked for me. This worked for me in Windows 10. Just double click the Windows Defender icon in the taskbar, then choose "virus & threat protection" (Something like that. My Windows isn't in English) and then "manage settings" under the "settings for virus & thread protection" and you'll see a bunch of toggles. Toggle "real time protection" off, and run the launcher again. Once it shuts down it'll launch another program that will do the update and start the launcher again. When you see the new launcher, turn "real time protection" back on.
Hope this helps