SylenThunder

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This is why I use Deepl when I can. Also note that making your entire post in large bold text doesn't help your cause much.

Try this Press “Windows Key + Q”. Type “cmd” without quotes in the search box. On the left pane, right click on the “cmd” option and select “Run as Administrator”. Type ‘sfc /scannow’ without quotes and hit enter. Then in same window, copy paste this: (needs to be exact) DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Then re-run sfc /scannow once dism finished Shut your PC off. Remove all power from the PC. (LAN cable, usb devices, ect.) Press and hold the power button for 30 seconds. (Some systems you must repeatedly press the power button.) Plug everything back in. Turn it back on. Walk away. Just because you see your desktop, your PC is not done initializing. Even in today's world of NVMe drives, it can take up to 5 minutes for Windows to actually finish loading. Go have some coffee. Try again.

Is the client excluded from security software? If you say "I don't have any", then you have Windows Defender.

Please read the Sticky thread first, then start a new thread. Don't raise the dead.

Go here and download the driver. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/results/159887/ Run the installer as admin. Opt-out of GE-Force Experience. Your CPU doesn't need the added bloat. Choose advanced/custom installation. Un-tick the HD Audio drivers unless you use your tv for speakers. Tick the box for Perform a clean installation. Once it is finished, reboot your computer fully. Start the game, go into settings, and turn OFF Texture Streaming.

Low video settings, or possible driver issue. Would need more information to tell you more.

Yeah, this is usually a PC spec issue, and not an issue with Discord or the game client. On rare occasions it's a result of something else, like Citrix.

It's been a while since I played on Console, but you're either going to have a modified version of a14.7, or a15. The console is originally based on PC version a14.7, but some POI's from a15 exist. Links to maps of those versions are on this page.

You can't. That's on the PC version.

Read the information in the link I provided. Fallout appears to be 3D, but it's actually all 2D textures mapped on flat canvases to give the appearance of 3D. That is a lot different than every single block being it's own fully 3D object. Hell, there are even VR games that are merely simulated 2D textures.

Yeah CPU is ok, but with only bare minimum RAM and no GPU to speak of, you're going to have a hard time. Again with "x game runs fine, but this won't". The reason you don't understand taht is because you don't understand how the core mechanics of this game are so much different from everything else you play. Fallout isn't even 3D. Much less completely 3D Voxel with structural integrity calculations and more. I cover this in more detail in the Support FAQ thread. What is the difference between a Voxel game, and all the other games I play? Why do I get such low FPS on this when I can play _______ just fine at full settings? Your system has no RAM, and your inbred fake GPU is stealing from both your CPU and RAM. Other games with low hardware requirements will work ok. This game however requires a minimum of 8GB RAM (Which you don't have because it's shared), and a minimum dedicated GPU with 2GB VRAM. That's just to play. If you want pretty, you need 12-16GB RAM and a dedicated GPU with more than 4GB VRAM.

Should also note that the Acer Predator Helios 300 is nothing but issues. From under-clocking itself to drivers causing critical failures. This machine is a huge black mark on Acer's gaming platform of systems. Even the earlier gen's Predator 17 G9-793-79V5 had an option to swap a DVD bay with an additional cooler. Make certain your BIOS is up to date, and especially certain that all of your core Intel drivers are up to date from Intel or the manufacturer. Windows actually updates an Intel driver on this specific platform that is known to cause multiple issues with overheating and frying systems. Don't overclock it, and make certain it has more than ample room to breathe.

If you have Windows, you have Defender, and it would still need to be excluded. Defender is well known for causing issues like this.