My PC is a recent i7 build with a 970 gtx and the game was stuttering a lot up until a month or so back (just shortly before this total rebuild) so don't say that offline performance has been perfect as it hasn't been.
The only real issue was the online netcode, and now that is fixed, offline performance has been perfect for more than a year ,all memory leaks and crashes were fixed in the firs month, after that only potato players where the only ones having problems.and are still having problems.do they upgrade their potatos ? NO they blame the developersĪctually, mate, i've about 400 hours or so, I play it mostly on xbox (which has a version without loads of bugs, sad but true)
So this is a legitimate image and this will be a new character in the game.Originally posted by Joan Ferguson:this game is riddled with issues, it might not even be "your" problem, to be honest. The artist behind the image is Bernard Beneto, who is the the Senior Character Artist for NetherRealm Studios. But there have been a couple of images appearing all over the internet which were retweeted by Ed Boon. It’s not surprising that the Oni demon Drahmin won’t be playable in the upcoming Mortal Kombat game because the character wasn’t popular among fans and developers. RT You guys thought about adding Drahmin in the newest game? I would love 2C him again! EB: Kinda unlikely, sorry. Boon also revealed that the Oni demon Drahmin may not make an appearance in Mortal Kombat X. We have only seen the reveal trailer so far and know that Scorpion and Sub Zero will be apart of the game. 60fps 1080p!īoon did not mention any platforms but I think he was talking about the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
RT Are you guys using Unreal Engine 3 or 4? EB: Using our highly self-customized version of Unreal 3. He told the fans about the engine the game will be running on as well as the resolution and the FPS the game will run at. The Creative Director and Franchise Co-Founder of Mortal Kombat X, Ed Boon, recently shared some info on the upcoming fighting game on Twitter. Nowadays, all that next-gen gamers talk about is FPS and resolution so that they get their money’s worth.
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