metal gear solid 5 the phantom pain steam offline

Since I've already sold all of my data to the highest bidder, I've been using the new operating system for a couple of weeks now and early tests this morning show that Metal Gear is happy to play along. I've also seen reports of crashes on Windows 10.

Switching to regular fullscreen appears to fix both issues. There are also reported problems with borderless fullscreen, ranging from screen tearing to an occasionally visible mouse cursor for those using controllers. If you're not sure whether or not your CPU supports SSE4.1, this might help. As far as I can tell, the problem relates directly to SSE4.1 support. There seems to be some confusion as to whether all AMD GPUs and CPUs are affected but that's not the case. There is a possible fix but the developers are on the case already and reckon they'll have a solution ready later today. People with those CPUs are reporting crashes, often at launch. The most pressing concern, and one that will hopefully be fixed so quickly that I'll feel like a fool for having written about it, relates to CPUs that don't support SSE4.1 that includes the still-common Phenom II series. There are some caveats and snags though, as always. Remarkably, The Phantom Pain hasn't gotten its cape into a tangle and seems to be running smoothly while looking devilishly handsome. Performance issues due to the port from console to PC? A sudden stepback in visual quality as compared to 'prologue' mission Ground Zeroes? It still seems like an impossible dream, that a series that has only sporadically stealthed its way onto our machines should be here day one, the same time as the console launch, so I was expecting something to go wrong. I woke up this morning in a bright new world, a world in which what may be Hideo Kojima's final Metal Gear game is available on PC.

Metal gear solid 5 the phantom pain steam offline