Xcom 2 save game editor 2016 mod#

It smacks of lazy coding which is odd because their artists really outdid themselves. You have to go into the nVidia control panel and manually force the graphics card to use SLI to make this game use the second card. XCom2 is so poorly coded that it runs like a dog. On a SSD I'm waiting for what seems like minutes. I'm hoping with bootcamp that this will be resolved. XCom2 can be played at pretty high settings at 1440P but it is console grade FPS. 24FPS is bare minimum to avoid the slide show effect.

If you're using OS X you must have a different definition of silky smooth. Cases like up the scorched earth counter.Д¬lick to expand.Are you playing on OS X or are you using bootcamp? No concealment at start of mission, enemies knows you are there. Do they just on a whim blow up data vaults when no one known to be around? For those without the game.the argument some have for this is you also get missions you go in hot. The missions where you get data from a vault set up to blow up show the wth is this factor. I am going in stealth ninja style.why does the enemy know I am there to start a counter? Its a mechanic sticking point to me really.

Xcom 2 save game editor 2016 mod#

Mod development catching my eye is no counters while concealed. Gets us the goodies with less issues (Prior release it was usual windows mods using windows based means). And unlike last game should be steam workshop based. Once refined should be much more fun to run. Modders already working on some sticking points to game play. Hope its central load up the issue, if it takes this long to read a memory address/fle saying 0 enemies left that would be scary. As you wait varying times to be told all done. Missions where an objective is to wipe the board can be 'fun'. Something about central loading seems to give us all pain. I am reading windows can get this as well. Missions where central not as chatty run so much smoother.

Still get the 'central hiccups', what will call them anyway. I have turned down to run on a potato mode.