Red Dead Redemption two got off to a small rocky start for PC players that dwelt in over the previous week. I myself was not able to start the game for many days. It appears that Rockstar is gradually becoming a handle on things, however, also has lately pushed name upgrade 1.14 for Red Dead Redemption two outside into the PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
Red Dead Redemption two Title Update 1.14
Take a peek at the complete patch notes for upgrade 1.14 under, and which contains a laundry list of fixes to PC players undergoing difficulty.
Graphics & Performance Fixing
Added another launching debate (-cpuLoadRebalancing) to rebalance workload on the CPU cores and prevent hitting an edge-case in some NVIDIA graphics card drivers which causes major stalls on 4-core and 6-core CPUs
To find out more, please visit this service page: https://support.rockstargames.com/articles/360038940333
Additional improvements for stability and performance on graphics cards using 4GB of VRAM or less when utilizing Vulkan
Fixed a problem that led to sound stuttering and audio falls on some CPUs when utilizing Vulkan
Fixed a problem that led to images problems when utilizing Fullscreen mode on systems with many screens
Fixed a problem that led to the game getting trapped in Windowed Borderless manner rather than Fullscreen mode when the match lost attention or certain images settings were changed beneath DirectX 12
Fixed issues that led to the wrong detection of apparatus and problems changing between SDR and also HDR manners. Players who formerly encountered those problems ought to enable HDR via the Windows Display Settings Before launch the match
Fixed a problem that resulted in the game launch in a window bigger than the highest resolution of the connected screen when using Windowed screen mode
Enriched the auto-detection of program hardware so the recommended default graphics settings will provide greater functionality
Fixed a problem that resulted in the game placing a default images preset which was unsupported by the Quantity of accessible VRAM on several graphics cards, preventing the game from launch
Fixed a problem that led to VRAM usage estimation for impending settings changes to be marginally different to the real use when the configurations were implemented
Added another Choice to Allow tessellation on tree versions within the Graphics preferences menu
Fixed a problem that led to decreased functionality when changing between different images settings presets without restarting the machine
Fixed a problem that influenced the brightness of Photo Mode pictures Which Were recorded in HDR after viewing them with the Social Club menu
Fixed issues with some full-screen Results and Photo Mode filters when using a screen aspect ratio besides 16:9
Fixed a problem that led to images artifacts from mirror reflections when using Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA)
Fixed a problem that led to images artifacts around the Pause Menu Map when utilizing Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA )
Fixed issues with producing and light which happened with a few waterfalls
Fixed issues with producing that happened with a Story Mode personality
Fixed a problem that led to nautical images artifacts on several systems using several graphics cards
Fixed a problem that led to graphic corruption throughout the theater reveals from Saint Denis
Fixed a problem that led to images artifacts to look when rendering some mild emitting
Fixed a problem that influenced the representation of the Pause Menu background after changing the screen resolution
Fixed a problem that led to decreased entire detail in long distance when using objects that enable zooming, like scopes and binoculars
Fixed a problem that led to creating problems with shadows on certain Areas of the terrain
Fixed a problem that led to images artifacts which could happen with a few hair/fur rendering when utilizing Multisample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA)
Improved the operation rendering a few in-game particle impacts
Improved the operation rendering of paths when in snowy Regions of the match
Fixed a problem that resulted in the partial rendering of the Pause Menu Though Some images settings were busy
Stability Fixes
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes during game startup and logo screen
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes when changing graphics settings or switching back and forth between presets
- Fixed an issue that resulted in crashes during the initial boot of the game in the Windowed display mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when switching between Windowed and Fullscreen display modes on some graphics cards
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when the game window lost focus or as a result of using Alt+Tab
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when attempting to load an autosave on some systems
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when repeatedly transitioning between Story Mode and Red Dead Online
- Fixed issues that resulted in crashes when attempting to quit the game
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash on some systems when connecting and disconnecting input devices with the game running
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when attempting to switch weapons in Story Mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when opening the HDR Calibration screen with some combinations of graphics cards and displays
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when using the mouse to switch between categories in the Satchel menu
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the game freezing when applying remapped keyboard inputs through the Settings menu
- Fixed an issue that resulted in an infinite loading screen when exiting the Settings menu and returning to the Landing Page
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a crash when playing Story Mode while offline
- Fixed crashes and stability issues that resulted in the error “Red Dead Redemption 2 exited unexpectedly” during gameplay
- Fixed an issue with attempting to join another player’s Red Dead Online session with a different control scheme or lock-on type that resulted in networking issues
- Fixed an issue that prevented the Red Dead Redemption 2 desktop shortcut from correctly launching the game
Control & User Interface Fixes
- Improved mouse support in some Store menus
- Fixed an issue that resulted in a black screen during the initial boot of the game rather than the loading bar
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players being unable to equip emotes in Red Dead Online while using the mouse
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the Map in the Pause Menu being cut off when changing the game resolution
- Fixed an issue that resulted in player overhead displays to appear in the incorrect position on displays other than 16:9 aspect ratio in Red Dead Online
- Fixed an issue that prevented some keyboard inputs from being remapped
- Fixed an issue that resulted in some incorrect text and warning screens to appear when remapping keyboard inputs
- Fixed issues that resulted in problems with scrolling in parts of the user interface
- Fixed an issue that resulted in some menus not displaying input controls, including Safe Zone and Brightness Calibration screens
- Fixed issues with keyboard text input when using some languages
- Fixed issues that resulted in the red selection highlight disappearing while browsing through menus
- Fixed issues that resulted in problems with mouse selection, or erratic cursor movement when browsing some menus
- Fixed an issue with keyboard navigation of the Pause Map after selecting a blip/icon.
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players being unable to complete some actions while inspecting weapons
- Fixed an issue that resulted in save game information to be missing from the Load Game menu
- Fixed issues with text input of non-Latin characters and added support for more input methods
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the Pause Map moving position after placing a waypoint
- Fixed an issue that resulted in difficulty aiming with a mouse, especially at low DPI settings
- Fixed issues that resulted in incorrectly sized, overlapping or misaligned user interface elements under different display resolutions
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the loss of previous selections when navigating back and forth between menus
- Fixed an issue that resulted in redundant options in the Keyboard and Mouse submenu of the Controls menu
General / Miscellaneous
- Improved the stability and result consistency of the in-game Benchmark Tool
- Fixed an issue that resulted in players appearing underneath the world when in the lobby screen while playing some Red Dead Online content
- Fixed an issue that resulted in incorrect performance of the ‘Tap and Hold Speed Control’ accessibility feature while using keyboard and mouse controls in First-Person camera mode
- Fixed an issue that resulted in camera stuttering when using the mouse to look around while sprinting
- Fixed an issue that caused problems with the fishing minigame when running at high framerates
[November 12, 2019] – New Content
- A new Legendary Bounty has been added to Red Dead Online:
- Red Ben Clempson
- Weekly Collectible List – Herbalists Collection
- Blood Flower
- Chocolate Daisy
- Creek Plum
- New Permanent Clothing items have been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Dunaway Coat
- Lebetter Hat
- Fuentes Poncho
- Kiliman Vest
- Parson Boots (Male Only)
- Rowland Boots (Female Only)
- Purkiss Hat
- Cerrada Boots
- Farley Shirt (Male Only)
- Tillson Sweater
- Pearrow Hat
- Union Cap
- Cibola Boots
- A new Time-Limited Clothing item has been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Cardozo Vest
[November 6, 2019] General / Miscellaneous – PC
- Improvements to address issues that resulted in Red Dead Redemption 2 crashing due to Anti-Virus software.
[November 4, 2019] General / Miscellaneous
- Various stability fixes
[November 4, 2019] New Content
- A new Legendary Bounty has been added to Red Dead Online:
- Etta Doyle
- Weekly Collectible List – Fortune Teller’s Collection:
- Ace of Cups
- Ace of Wands
- Absinthe
- Four new emotes have been added to the Wheeler, Rawson & Co. Catalogue:
- Gentle Wave
- Applause
- Thumbs Down
- Hush Your Mouth
That’s a lot to dig into, and you’d be forgiven if you didn’t read them all. Most of it is boring technical stuff the average user wouldn’t concern themselves with. I think the biggest takeaway here is that Red Dead Redemption 2, while it has problems on PC, is headed in the right direction. It’s one of our favorite games at Guide Stash, and every new patch gets us a bit closer to maximum stability and more of those precious frames while riding around on Ultra settings.
