Resident Evil 4 Charms: all Charm effects and where to find them Resident Evil 4 shows that a remake doesn’t need to be completely faithful Resident Evil 4’s best speedrunning glitch removed in latest update While it’s great that Capcom finally looked into these problems, hopefully this ends their time with Denuvo, as this isn’t the first case of the anti-cheat engine causing issues for Steam. The new patch for Resident Evil Village is around 1GB and is available now on Steam copies of the game.
It's honestly sad and I'll be extremely careful before buying a Capcom game next time.
With Capcom taking months to fix problems that were flagged at the game’s launch, some early adopters are feeling burned by the delay.Īwesome that the suttering has been fixed, but the game has been like this for the past two months and we didn't hear NOTHING from the developers until articles started coming out. Players are reporting that the stuttering and frame rate issues are no more, but Capcom’s reaction time is at the center of fans’ attention now. “FSR supports higher frame rates on PC for an improved gaming experience … Adjustments have been made to optimize the anti-piracy technology.” “FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) from AMD is now supported,” says Capcom.
When this DRM was removed from the game, it ran significantly smoother.Īccording to the Resident Evil Twitter page, the patch brings several improvements to the game on PC. When the performance issues were still being looked into, Digital Foundry did some research and found that the culprit was the DRM, Denuvo.
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