Play without it. It's a hassle at first, but the layout honestly isn't that difficult to recall and the game becomes much more enjoyable to play, especially because you don't have to break the pace of such enjoyable traversal mechanics to constantly see where you're going.
GennadiyKorol ~ Lead Engineer at Moon Studios
Hey guys,
We're working on the patch as hard as we can but unfortunately the COVID situation isn't helping us in speeding things up. Here's hoping that the patch lands very soon this week on all platforms. The patch is going to be rather beefy and have a lot of great fixes (audio issues, achievements, progression blockers, etc) and performance improvements but I wanted to share a few things that were specifically asked on these boards.
We have added exclusive full screen mode for PC to hopefully avoid any potential stutter due to G-sync, dual monitor and other setups. We're also looking into better DX chain-swap methods that might make borderless-windowed full screen better (for those that might have had stutter issues on their setups) in a later patch with PC HDR support.
Motion blur can now be reduced or exaggerated as a percentage for those that like a nice in-between or want to have more of it.
We are also adding static resolution scaling that allows running the game at lower than native resolution for better performance, or higher resolution for super-sampling and sharper image quality if your machine can handle it on PC.
We will probably expose dynamic resolution scaling on PC in the next patch with a target framerate property to allow for less framerate variance for those cases where you are GPU bound (is is most likely the main bottleneck on PCs).
We are also adding the ability to fully hide the in game HUD or make it dynamic, which will automatically hide the UI after a few seconds if your energy/health values have not changed, which is probably best for those that like to play the game without the HUD but do not want to go into the options to toggle it on and off all the time. This will work and be the same on PC and console versions of the game.
Controller vibration is now also a % allowing you to tone it down or exaggerate to your liking, so you don't have to settle for having it full power or none at all
I found Ku after the chase sequence and progressed to where
The game keeps a bunch of backup saves. On your save file screen, press "continue", then "back up" and it should allow you to revert to an earlier state by increments. Don't know if you've already tried that and it doesn't help, but it's a way to revert to an earlier state.Hey guys I'm enjoying the game a whole lot but I've found what I think is a gamebreaking bugKrag'waKwolok tells you about the wisps and were to go to get them. But then I logged out and when I log back in, the game is still telling me to "Find Ku", I no longer have the feather and there's no way in hell I can get to where I originally found Ku.
Anyone had this issue? I really don't want to restart after 5h and I'm really enjoying this game
Hey guys I'm enjoying the game a whole lot but I've found what I think is a gamebreaking bugKrag'waKwolok tells you about the wisps and were to go to get them. But then I logged out and when I log back in, the game is still telling me to "Find Ku", I no longer have the feather and there's no way in hell I can get to where I originally found Ku.
Anyone had this issue? I really don't want to restart after 5h and I'm really enjoying this game
strange, everything else seems perfectly fine on my system, no audio glitches, looks and runs just great. Haven't tested much aside from beating the final boss, they also fixed Ori's animation falling apart at the ending sequence
Cool thanks. I'll have to test this out then - I died a few times and respawned without losing much progress, just wanted to make sure those "quick saves" would actually load back up if I have to shut the game down and come back to it later (on PC).
Both Ori titles and Hollowknight are three of my favourite games this generation. You're in for a fun finale.
