KinglyKingVee
KinglyKingVee
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@effe6 said:
what do you mean by run poorly? its like you sens gets heavy after few matches or something like that? (thats my problem) did u fix it?
I still haven't found a consistent fix, but it works most of the time now as long as I don't ALT+TAB. My game runs smoothly most of the time at 120 FPS, but when the problem occurs I usually get stuck at 113-117 FPS and its has frequent microstutters.
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@Cypherius said:
Change the input file to read only after disabling the acceleration/smoothing and see if the issue persists.
You could also disable "Enhance Mouse precision" in windows settings and see if it helps. Just open the mouse settings and select additional mouse options, then select the pointer options tab to find this setting.
Unfortunately none of this works, its very inconsistent and sometimes works but most of the time it doesn't. I can't seem to locate the source of the issue.
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Does anyone have a fix for this? My game is unplayable without it.
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@[Deleted User] said:
i can tell you from first-hand experience my friend bought dbd on game pass from windows store and used the same account he used to play dbd on xbox and he kept his progression. i don't know if it's a fluke but it happened, and i saw it myself. you have to buy on windows store and use the same xbox account tho.
This doesn't work, I've tried it. The console version and Windows version of DBD are different games (Special Edition on Console) and it will start you on a fresh account for the windows store version even if you use the same account.
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@[Deleted User] said:
yes. the idea is if you buy the game on another platform where cross-progression is supported (only xbox to windows store yet as far as i know), then you can bring your progression, which includes all your characters, bp, shards, uric cells, etc. you should wait until the full details are revealed because nothing's really certain.
I just tried it out on PC, and I’m pretty sure cross progression isn’t possible this way. Unless I did something wrong, I logged in with my Microsoft account and it gave me a fresh profile without my progress or purchases.
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@[Deleted User] said:
yes. the idea is if you buy the game on another platform where cross-progression is supported (only xbox to windows store yet as far as i know), then you can bring your progression, which includes all your characters, bp, shards, uric cells, etc. you should wait until the full details are revealed because nothing's really certain.
I may be misunderstanding what you're saying, but is there cross-progression between Xbox and Windows Stores? I have the game on Xbox and would love to play it on PC but only if I could carry my progress and purchases over.
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Hillbilly is probably my best killer, and I think he is in a good spot. He is fast and has an instadown which is tremendous, but he can still be looped and outplayed by survivors as well.
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I think EGC is fine the way it is. Survivors already completed their main objective and the killer couldn’t stop them from getting to that point, so I’m not sure that more pressure should be put on the survivors in that case. Killers still have a chance at success in the endgame, especially with NOED, so I think it’s fine right now.
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Yes, entitlement is very strong for a lot of players in the game. Killers shouldn't let survivors go to be nice and survivors shouldn't gift killers free kills. I don't understand where the mentality that one side owes the other something in this game.
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I say BT. DS is probably a close second, but you need to be downed again fast to get use out of it, and that's not guaranteed. BT works similarly and with more success, IMO. If everyone ran it, it would be something of a mini-DS.
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I love playing as Myers because being able to tier up on unsuspecting survivors is a wonderful feeling. Playing against him is also fun too, because it's definitely a rush to be chased while he is in T3.
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I agree, some of the challenges are detrimental to playing in a way that helps you win. It is kind of fun to try and do something different for a change, though. Instead of running one build, it encourages experimentation, which I enjoy.
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I agree, struggling as it is now is annoying. I play on console and my batteries died in the middle of me struggling and that was frustrating lol.
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There are better perks for locating the killer (Alert, Spine Chill, etc.) but it's fine if you like it for information. I say run whatever you like, but Dark Sense isn't considered meta like BBQ is.