It's the engine, it's a right mess and they never fixed the underlining issues! I go back to it from time to time, but it's never been what it should be in terms of graphical performance. When I get a 1080ti I'll give it another shot, but as it stands, a 980ti @ 1440p just isn't enough for ultra, high, even medium!
Its up to them, but I won't be pre-ordering any of their games, I risked it with Dishonored 2 and regretted it.
This, even the next TES game, as a huge fan of the series, I don't like the way they are headed so I'll be approaching any new games they make with caution, Dishonored 2 still sits in my library, not played past the first mission. Real shame.
I still don't understand how them not releasing review copies weeks before means they are going down the pan, It even says don't pre-order and wait for the reviews.
it does give reviewers a huge time crunch though
reviewers get their copy one day before Release
Weird, works fine for me at 3440x1440, using Ultra settings with Titan X (Maxwell), which is (almost) the same performance GPU
I have a G-sync monitor though.
So what are your problems with Dishonoured 2?
Performance issues. I realise its supposed to be better after a couple of patches and plan to give it another go very soon, but obviously disappointing to grab a game at launch and for performance to be so bad that I didn't want to play it.
The first week it came out, I played it on my laptop with an 860m and it was more than playable at max settings albeit at 720P. I put about 20 hours into it without any sort of major issues. So I never really bought that problems were that bad.
So what are your problems with Dishonoured 2?
I paid full price for a clearly unfinished and untested game.
Game was fine, you have an unstable system, fiddle to much.
Umm yeah sorry, I guess if it was fine for you then everyone must have been making it up. I'm sure I imagined it when the FPS was dropping to around 10 in one place.
HAHAHAHAHAHA, you're joking right? 95% of the PC gaming community will disagree with you.
So... what's your point?