So as some of you may know, of the disgrace that is the newest Far Cry (from a properly made) game that's out, and the problems of stuttering/hitching that associated with it. Me being among the unfortunate ones, began scouring the net to fix said difficulties myself, eventually coming to a Reddit thread concerning 4 different solutions. Trying all but one, helped but didn't completely git rid of the problem. However a ways down the page i came across a post that at first I (seems others as well) overlooked that mentions another solution altogether. Its called "Windows System Timer Tool". Google it! Reading the creator's post, gave me the impression he was legit and knew what he was talking about. Bitdefender scan showed clean and upon using it seemed to fix the problem on its own. I haven't really tested it out well yet, so I'am not 100% sure if it works or of the downside, if any, of using it but it is supposed to increase computer performance in general.
Anyways, I get real bad lag with large armies in custom battles, probably sieges too. The frame rate doesn't drop more than around 30-35, zoomed right in at the height of battle.The camera movement is fine, the units movement however is choppy as ****. Unplayable even. A CA employee gave a reason for this, plausible as it might be, their not worthy of my trust.
Settings: all High, Side Settings-off except Blood and V-sync, AA-off, Vegetation-off, TF-trilinear, Unit Size-Ultra. Number of threads changed to 8 in the preferences file. Mods: DeI (of course)
Specs: Sabertooth Z77, i7 2600K OC @ 4.3, 16GB RAM, GTX 780 stock, SSD
So naturally i applied the tool, unfortunately i didn't notice a difference in a large army custom battle, I didn't use a FPS counter. I was Athens VS. Rome. I might be imagining things but the load times seem considerately faster with DeI and Uplay, so maybe a less strenuous trial may prove better results. Which brings me to the the main point of this post. I hereby request testers to try various scenarios with Rome 2 both modded and not, then come back and post your findings here to confer any improvements that may be achieved, or perhaps someone tech savvy or just familiar with the tool and/or its function/s good or bad could share their thoughts. Please and thank you. It seems safe so far, Iam using it now, but like i said Iam not 100%, so at your own risk. I'am headed back to do further testing of Far Cry 4 or to sleep.




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