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i cannot believe my R5 5600g jumped from 40fps (in a new map) to 140 FPS
congrats to everyone involved
"you could solve this by simply adding WINEDLLOVERRIDES='winhttp=n,b' to your steam launch options, this ensures that wine will try to load the doorstop winhttp.dll and only use the version built into wine as a fallback"
And it DOES work. Flawlessly even
This mod is such a treasure! True treasure!
There are 100% no problems and working very very well. Im playing in 4K and this thing boost my FPS from 40 to 100 average and 180 in some max scenes. Also the game running lot smooth than before.
A huge THANK YOU for the author of this mod.
P.s. For those who may have problems - change your machines! The problem is somewhere in your game.
Custom assets but also game DLCs require a lot of RAM to load. If the game is crasing while loading a savegamne then at 99.9% it run out of memory .