FromSoftware has warned gamers that efficiency points skilled whereas enjoying Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree DLC could also be attributable to laptop mouse software program operating in the background.
Shadow of the Erdtree launched to important acclaim on June 21 with IGN’s evaluate awarding the growth a ten. Nevertheless, many in the group have since complained about important efficiency points on each console and PC, which contributed to a evaluate bombing that noticed the DLC slip to a ‘combined’ general person score on Steam.
In accordance to a latest FromSoftware tweet, these points might partially be remedied by closing any third-party laptop mouse software program prior to launching the recreation. “In the PC model, the frame-rate might not be steady when enjoying the recreation whereas operating a mouse-control associated app,” learn the tweet, as translated through Google Translate. “In that case, please strive enjoying the recreation after stopping the mouse-control associated app.”
【ELDEN RING】PC版において、マウス制御関連のアプリを起動している状態でゲームをプレイするとフレームレートが安定しない場合がございます。その場合、マウス制御関連のアプリを停止してゲームプレイをお試しいただきますようお願いいたします。
— FROMSOFTWARE PLAYER SUPPORT (@fromsoftware_sp) June 28, 2024
As reported by Automaton, some gamers had stumbled throughout the prompt repair earlier this week after operating into stuttering points whereas utilizing mouse gesture software program. FromSoftware has additionally famous that gamers ought to examine to see whether or not ray-tracing settings had been enabled erroneously on their PCs upon loading save information from a earlier model of the recreation, which might contribute to unstable frame-rates.
Additional bug fixes and steadiness changes are deliberate to be rolled out in future updates. Take a look at IGN’s information detailing the finest settings with which to tackle the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC on console and PC.
Efficiency points apart, Shadow of the Erdtree is off to an outstanding begin, with writer Bandai Namco saying earlier this week that the DLC had bought over 5 million copies in the three days.
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