With an open system, you get non-exclusive content and generally all the above can be incorporated over time if it's sufficiently advantageous. The only compelling reason to buy a closed, proprietary system is either (1) its UI (which can be mostly duplicated, (2) its OS (which can be mostly duplicated), (3) its computational power (which can be mostly duplicated), or (4) exclusive content (which can be a lot harder to duplicate if it's a moving target*). ini file seemed to do a thing!Īt first i thought it was because of the 'This file came from another computer and might be blocked to help protect this computer' windows thing, which i deactivated in Group Policy to no avail.Īdministrator and permissions stuff? nothing! Windows Defender, nothing! Drivers! Nothing! Dark Souls steam files? Reinstalled, nothing! Keep in mind that this was a recently formatted computer that is capable of playing freaking Alien Isolation at High Settings!! So i was pretty perplexed and irritated! So much so that i decided to completely wipe the Disk Drive!!! It's old and maybe something was wrong with it! i dunno! So, i nuke the whole thing from orbit with dban, install windows 10 with just nvidia drivers and dark souls.That only holds for any closed, proprietary system.

Hello there! Since i got my old computer running again i thought to buy Dark Souls again to play with my brother! The computer was able to play decently enough but there were some areas where it would quit to menu because of the low framerate! So, as every Dark Souls PC player ever i went to download Dsfix and do all the necessary modifications, to my surprise no change on the.

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