- Ghost recon frontline delayed full#
- Ghost recon frontline delayed pro#
- Ghost recon frontline delayed Pc#
- Ghost recon frontline delayed series#
Ghost recon frontline delayed series#
So the possibility is also already built into the system.īrowsing reddit recently I stumbled into a guy running the Xbox Series X that had this slow loading texture problem- the same one I've had for a couple of years (didn't used to be an issue when I first started playing). In Wildlands there had already been the "farthest kill" stat, which you needed another player to "hold" the enemy in their render distance and mark it so their marked enemy also shows up in display. So snipers can actually do some sniping? That shooting with an TAC50 + Range attribute + bipod + Ballistic Advantage perk still poses a challenge and that setup is meaningful past 500 meters? So if it all comes down to changing one constant in the code, could you please please do that?Īlso in regards to future title releases? The objects and enemies all in the logic anyway, and also there's no problems with clipping into object because their logic is also already loaded.Īnd it's also not too much load on a CPU/GPU because in normal situations most objects are render-culled anyway. I'm just running my sniper build today (hunting Rosebud) and one thing that I have always wanted desperately in this game:Ĭan you please increase the enemy render distance from 550 to 800 meters (and those of crates and covers)? I know that there's no more development going into this. Sorry for such a long post, I just figured more information makes it easier to diagnose.
Ghost recon frontline delayed pro#
Ram: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4 16GB (2 x 8GB) and Corsair Valueselect DDR4 16GB (2 x 8GB) both sets at 2400MHz
Ghost recon frontline delayed Pc#
If it matters, I purchased the game through Epic Games Store and my PC specs are as follows: I've also tried verifying game files, but it just tells me to completely re-install the game, which I've done to no avail. I've had this issue many times over the last month and gave up on playing the game (I would've posted here but somehow didn't realise this existed). When I close the window containing the error message, there is a window beneath it that says I've had some upgrades since and decided to try playing again, but when I launch the game it seems normal, it syncs achievements, but then it comes up with an error, saying "Error code: 10011 (Failed to start the game (2))" After the initial reaction to the reveal, the devs will have an uphill battle convincing folks to give Ghost Recon Frontline a shot.I've had Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands for a while now, and could barely run the game due to low PC specs. With the gauntlet of Call of Duty, Battlefield, and Halo about to kick off – it might be best to hold off until early next year. We’ll see how long this delay ends up lasting. Get the game into people’s hands and let them try it themselves. Don’t let trailers and reactions to it dominate.
Ghost recon frontline delayed full#
The eight-minute full announcement video wasn’t enough, and the sub-two-minute reveal trailer damn sure wasn’t.īetter yet, they should have dropped the playtest at the same time. But if you’re going to jump into the already saturated Battle Royale space, the reveal should have been a lengthy walkthrough of what makes Frontline stand out. Ghost Recon Frontline might be fantastic. Yeah, announcing a Ghost Recon Battle Royale on the 20th anniversary of the franchise was a misfire. We’ll share details on the new date for the Closed Test as soon as we can.
The development team is dedicated to creating the best experience possible. “We have decided it is best to postpone the Closed Test for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Frontline. The reason? The short announcement doesn’t say, but I imagine the reception to last week’s reveal has folks behind the game thinking long and hard about what to do next. Ghost Recon Frontline’s first playtest was originally set to run October 14-21, but the dev team announced a last-minute delay.
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