A strong man doesn't need to read the future, he makes his own driver patches.

Thanks to your feedback we've encountered an issue with the newest AMD driver "AMD Catalyst 15.7.1" where MGSV: GZ will experience crashes when launching the game.

The crashes mentioned above weren't observed when using the previous driver "AMD Catalyst 15.7.0".

You and I will meet again in battle.

We're currently looking into this issue for both Ground Zeroes and any potential issues for the upcoming release of The Phantom Pain.

Thank you all for your help in identifying this problem and your patience as we work to fix it.

-KJPDev

This is the liberty we've won for ourselves: Steam Forums!

We've incorporated the now player-tested, Big Boss approved Beta test into an official patch. Now without signing up for the optional Beta process every user can take advantage of the repairs, safeguards and improvements made to the release version of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. Make me feel alive again!

The patch notes are small but significant adding the following:

- When the Camera Y Axis is set to Reverse, the camera movement with the mouse will reflect the change
- Under some conditions, there was a "Low Memory" error a few minutes after launching the game. This issue has been fixed.
- When some USB devices were connected the game didn't launch. This issue has been fixed.

Additionally the patch also has incorporated some community identified bugs:

- Certain gunfire animations weren't properly displayed. This issue has been fixed.
- The animation for empty shells ejecting during gunfire wasn't properly displayed. This issue has been fixed.
- The Windows Screensaver, under certain conditions, interrupted gameplay. This issue has been addressed.

Please do inform us if you run into any new errors or problems with the addition of this patch.

While no additional major patches are planned for implementation we’ll continue to evaluate the discussions here and work to make adjustments if necessary.

We never felt truly alive unless we were staring bugs in the face. Thank you immensely for your assistance in reporting concerns and helping us confirm them fixed.

-KJPDev

Hello everyone.

Some players have reported various bugs in the game that the team has worked on repairing since they were first reported.

The team has just recently launched a Beta version of the game client. You can download and try out this version which includes a recent patch to correct for the following issues specifically:

- When the Camera Y Axis is set to Reverse, the camera movement with the mouse will reflect the change
- Under some conditions, there was a "Low Memory" error a few minutes after launching the game. This issue has been fixed.
- When some USB devices were connected the game didn't launch. This issue has been fixed.

To download the Beta version, right click the entry for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes in your Steam Library, and select Properties then click the tab for Beta.

If you've previously run into these issues, try the Beta version and check to see if any of the above issues you've experienced still occur. We'll keep checking the discussion forums, and this thread for your continued feedback on these issues to confirm they've been resolved.

Thank you for your patience and help this holiday, and we hope you all have a Happy New Year!

-KJPDev

December 18, 2014 – El Segundo, Calif. – Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today released the PC version of METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES via Steam’s digital distribution service. The PC edition of METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES marks the first use of 4K compatibility in the METAL GEAR SOLID series, boasting an increase in the number of simultaneous light sources, the number of models that can be displayed on-screen and increased shadow resolution. The game is available now for an SRP of $19.99.

METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES takes place in 1975 and sets in motion a series of events that culminate in the stunning plot lines of the upcoming METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN. GROUND ZEROES stars Big Boss - legendary hero and mercenary - as he infiltrates a sprawling secret prison base called ‘Camp Omega’ in Cuba on a rescue mission. He soon finds himself alone behind enemy lines, in a truly non-linear mission that showcases key advances to the series made possible by the use of Kojima Productions’ FOX Engine.

METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES is centered on a large open environment, with missions where time of day and weather cause a dynamic effect on the game and its content. The game offers total freedom of movement within its missions by allowing users to choose how they engage guards, what routes they traverse and who they rescue. As such, the game offers incredible replay value, encouraging players to revisit its content in order to find more secrets. Furthermore, the game features an online global ranking system where players can compete in unique in-game and mission challenges, as well as achievements to see how they compare against others around the world.

I’ve been on this forum all along, waiting for the right time to awaken!

While some of you have been clued into the latest news I’m about to give you, well, I’m about to give it anyway. Turns out it’s my turn to inform you, though I think others still scooped me, when did it happen? Certainly not a hundred years ago, but you know what, let’s not think about that, let’s look at the good news that is…

12/10 Kojima Station to feature Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes on PC LIVE!

http://www.twitch.tv/konami573ch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gkefHnLn50&feature=youtu.be

Let me hear you scream!

While the show is in Japanese, the key here is footage. Plus, I can see it now, all you intrepid community followers with the time/skill, and consummate expertise in the linguistic arts will make a mockery of our audible exclusivity and just tell the world what was said. At least you’ve got spirit.

However, we will likewise do our duty and spread the news for any of the great info drops that happen to make themselves known on tonight’s broadcast. You think you got this far by yourself?

Thanks for hanging in there with us, we’re just days away from launch and I’m eager to see the PC community grow with this foray into the control of your very own Big Boss by mouse/keyboard and Xinput compatible controller input.

There’s always another reason to keep watching Kojima Station.

-KJPDev

This is where it gets interesting!

I have some new information for you all! It might seem familiar (those “spies” reported well) but believe me its brand new. I’m back to give all of you the official specs for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes on PC.

We have both the minimum and recommended specs to play the game, and while there’s a good chance your rig can pull off a variety of in-game settings with a different piece of hardware than what’s listed below, we hope this gives you a good idea of what you’ll need to see the Fox Engine in action on your home computer.

Minimum Specifications:

OS: Windows Vista 64-Bit or later
Processor: Core i5 SandyBridge 4Core (4 Thread) 2.7GHz or above
Memory: 4 GB RAM or above
Graphics: GeForce GTX 650 or above
DirectX: Version 11 or above

Recommended Specifications:

OS: Windows Vista 64-Bit or later
Processor: Core i5 SandyBridge 4Core (4 Thread) 2.7GHz or above
Memory: 8 GB RAM or above
Graphics: GeForce GTX 760 or above
DirectX: Version 11 or above

Well there you have it, in just a moment I’ll put this up on the main purchase page for easy reference. Hopefully most of you are already prepared. You might find upgrading PCs is just one of those things that gets easier the more you do it.

More important however is that you guys are getting your feedback in! The team has been very helpful and worked to get you clear answers to all your questions. We’re only a few weeks away from the release of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes on Steam, but I’ll be sure to keep up with you for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and beyond!

You want to finish your missions in game and get those PC achievements, don’t you?

-KJPDev

My friends, let us fight together again.

I hope you’re all looking forward to Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes on PC! Some of you have played it before on consoles and are looking for more information as to what players can expect with the PC version.

One of the questions I've come across asked about the control scheme. This is usually a frequent subject among PC players who often have their own preferred playing style. Let’s get started!

The first answer regarding controls I can give is simple: Keyboard and Mouse users are able to map controls to the keys or mouse buttons they choose!

In regards to using a controller, we’ve setup four different play styles for the PC version. Action Types A & B, and Shooter Types A & B.

I've gone ahead and detailed all the pertinent information in this handy info-graphic (feel free to share!):

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes Controller/Keyboard & Mouse Info[www.konami.com]

Hope that helps things. I’ll be sure to answer more questions about the upcoming PC release of Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes in due time!

So what’s next…on the battlefield, you never think about what’s next.

-KJPDev

Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. announced today that it will release the PC version of METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES via Steam on December 18th, 2014. The company also confirmed that it will be 4K compatible and will feature an increase in the number of simultaneous light sources, the number of models that can be displayed on-screen, and increased shadow resolution.

METAL GEAR SOLID V: GROUND ZEROES takes place in 1975 and sets in motion a series of events that culminate in the stunning plotlines of METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN. GROUND ZEROES centers on Big Boss - legendary hero and mercenary - as he infiltrates a sprawling secret prison base called ‘Camp Omega’ in Cuba on a rescue mission. He soon finds himself alone behind enemy lines with a truly non-linear mission that showcases key advances to the series made possible by its use of Kojima Productions’ FOX Engine.

GROUND ZEROES is centered on a large open environment, with missions where time of day and weather have a dynamic effect on the game and its content. The game offers a total freedom of movement within its missions, with users choosing how they engage guards, the route they pick, and who they rescue. As such, it offers incredible replay value and encourages the player to revisit its content in order to find more of its many secrets. Furthermore, the game features an online global ranking system where players can compete in unique in-game and mission challenges and achievements to see how they compare against others around the world.