The Batman Arkham Knight version for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles has worked wonders and is still being adored by gamers. When the PC variety of the game was publicised, the other platform gamers were delighted and cannot hold on to get their hands on it. On the other hand, the enthusiasm was swiftly turned down by hatred due to the problematical sort of the game.
In all fairness to Rocksteady, they were hasty to act on the situation and delivered an update immediately, but the 2.0 Patch did not do much in solving the problem which triggered a disturbance to the followers of Batman Arkham Knight.
That being said, Rocksteady with NVIDIA's QA group has been working ruthlessly to solve the problems of the game. The brains behind the hit game Grand Theft Auto series also publicised a report pointing out that the updates for the PC variety will be accessible in the approaching weeks. There were no further specifics delivered by either NVIDIA or Rocksteady with regard to the precise issue date of the update.
Meanwhile, Kotaku put out a commentary of Rocksteady's main concern with regard to the problems of the game. Rocksteady mentioned that they would start in decreasing the frame rate hitches, boosting the system memory and VRAM use -- improving the performance on all graphics processing units and lessening the specification AMD GPU for the Radeon HD 7870 2GB.
In all fairness to Rocksteady and Warner Bros., they managed to pull out the game from Stream's website and guaranteed not to release the game until all is solved. On the other hand, the solutions seem to be taking longer than usual, provoking game authorities to question the capability and aptitude of the team to really solve the problem.
Batman Arkham Knight was an immediate accomplishment for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles when it was released on June 23. The PC game variety was released right after that -- coming with anticipations to match its feat in the game console platform. Unfortunately, it nosedived desolately.
