Our own John had a very low frame rate at Ultra settings ("it staggered horrendously") at 1440p on his honking great GTX 1080 and 4GHz i7 6700K, so decided to try and sort it out with the GeForce Experience auto-optimiser. Mankind Divided is a pretty game and we shouldn't expect to max out settings on mid-range hardware, but it does seem more taxing than it perhaps should, which is particularly galling to those who are having to turn many settings off or down even on top-end GPUs. One source of online argy-bargy is performance.
3440X1440P DEUS EX MANKIND DIVIDED BACKGROUNDS PC
FYI I am not going to do that vogeuish thing where one includes hyper-sweary quotes from extremely cross people here, because to do so would be to falsely pretend that the noisiest voices are representative of how the mass of PC gamers think and behave, but I just want to try and take the pulse of reception to DXMD generally. Steam reviews are deemed 'mixed' (not, tragically, 'divided'), which breaks down into 1,591 positive and 878 negative at the time of writing - and, of course, many of the latter are absolutely bloody furious.
I did a quick poll of Team RPS to see how well this sucker is running on our many and various systems and, yeah, it seems like it's not exactly Captain Smooth From Smooth Town. Those who pointed their mecha-thumbs downwards are divided between complaints about performance, and being very upset about the inclusion of singleplayer microtransactions. This time it's Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, which was released yesterday to a mostly good critical response, but a cooler reception from PC players. Just as night follows day, just as pudding follows main course, just as Westlife follows Boyzone, so too is Steam flooded with negative reviews following the release of a highly-anticipated new game.
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