Splinter cell blacklist for pc Pc#

Sound:DirectX 10Гўв‚¬вЂњcompliant DirectX 9.0cГўв‚¬вЂњcompliant.Graphics:512 MB DirectXГ‚В® 10Гўв‚¬вЂњcompliant with Shader Model 4.0 or higher.OS:WindowsГ‚В® XP (SP3) / Windows VistaГ‚В® (SP2) / WindowsГ‚В® 7 (SP1) / WindowsГ‚В® 8.The question remains, where did it all go wrong?ДЇirst, it starts of with little things. It's not like 30 in other slow paced games, like Hitman: Absolution or ARMA. Worst part is, the framerate just felt terrible, not like normal 30FPS and I can't put my finger on why. The 2% that did get 60FPS spurred the rest to start committing acts of voodoo on their machines to try and find the secret recipe. It ticked enough boxes to trick you into thinking it was a good port but as soon as you got in game, 98% (not a hyperbole) of people would tank down to 30FPS regardless of everything and anything. Conviction was incredibly frustrating, to say the least. We'll just look at Blacklist's predecessor, Conviction for a little foreshadowing and a bit of history (as Ubi's games swing wildly in technological capacity, the previous game would be the best indicator).

Now I'm sure no one here needs a background check on Ubisoft, as that alone could take up several pages.

For an up to date account of Splinter Cell: BlacklistГўв‚¬в„ўs fixes and improvements, please visit its respective PCGamingWiki article.

Splinter cell blacklist for pc Pc#

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