May 17, 20187 yr I was using the NVIDIA GeForce Experience. The whole NVIDA suite that optimizes games for you. After a few hours of playing Deadfire, my FPS took a huge hit, from around 75 to about 25-30. My whole computer slowed down. I tried numerous fixes and finally found something that worked. I was thinking of reinstalling windows. Then I uninstalled everything from NVIDIA except for the gameready driver. Alternately, you can uninstall everything NVIDIA and download the latest gameready driver from their website. Do not install the GeForce Experience overlay and optimization thing. Once I did that everything was back to normal. FPS way back up, computer running normal. I'd do that until NVIDIA fixes this issue or makes a optimization for Deadfire.
May 17, 20187 yr Solution Greetings, Thank you for taking the time and reporting this issue We've gone ahead and added it to our data-base. Cheers,
May 17, 20187 yr I was using the NVIDIA GeForce Experience. The whole NVIDA suite that optimizes games for you. After a few hours of playing Deadfire, my FPS took a huge hit, from around 75 to about 25-30. My whole computer slowed down. I tried numerous fixes and finally found something that worked. I was thinking of reinstalling windows. Then I uninstalled everything from NVIDIA except for the gameready driver. Alternately, you can uninstall everything NVIDIA and download the latest gameready driver from their website. Do not install the GeForce Experience overlay and optimization thing. Once I did that everything was back to normal. FPS way back up, computer running normal. I'd do that until NVIDIA fixes this issue or makes a optimization for Deadfire. I have tried that and did not help at all, same issue.
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