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Locked SOLVED No loading after intro
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After I have the intro the game wont's load waiting for 15min but noting happend after I restart there wans't 15min play time only 1 min and 16 sec...
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Best Answer@hollandwarz
What's worked for me :
Go to settings (in the game) :
Set V-Sync And Anti-Aliasing to "Adaptive"
Set game to FullScreen (Not Borderless FullScreen!)
I hope it's going to help you -
After the first cutscene, game is stuck in an infinite white loading screen.
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It's actually exactly the same for me. Infinite loading after the first video.
I've tried low details but same bug, delete saved game and new game but same too.
Reboot many time, verify files on the game, same.
I can't play on my ultimate edition
PC : i5 6600k / GeForce 2070 Super / 16Go ram -
I am also getting stuck on the loading screen.
I did the benchmark and my pc should be able to run AC more then fine.
I do get the game menu and option and all that when I startup the game I just can't enter the actual game because of infinite loading screens.
I am having a tripple screens etup with main screen on 4k 2 others on 1080p I know this caused me some problems before so maybe this is the issue? -
Update driver to the newest one (I used nvidia) https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/166630/en-us
Open the game via ACValhalla_Plus directly from the game folder Go to option > Interface > General and turn off alternative hold Go to screen > Turn on vsync into adaptive and also make the game into fullscreen (not borderless)
Now start new games, and wait until the white screen then you alt tab, open the task manager and you should see that ACValhalla processes use almost 100% of cpu usage, wait until its just using 30% or so usage, then you alt tab again to the game.
Thanks to @Irishinfernohead -
Same here.
Can not even play one second.
Awesome gaming experience !
AAA+ game my a.. ! -
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Same issue for me as well, tried rebooting, reinstall and simply waiting within the white loading screen for about 15 minutes.
Task manager says CPU capacity of 100% reached during this loading screen, while the game only causes a CPU capacity of about 20-25% during main menu and the first cutscene. -
Update driver to the newest one (I used nvidia) https://www.nvidia.com/Download/driverResults.aspx/166630/en-us
Open the game via ACValhalla_Plus directly from the game folder Go to option > Interface > General and turn off alternative hold Go to screen > Turn on vsync into adaptive and also make the game into fullscreen (not borderless)
Now start new games, and wait until the white screen then you alt tab, open the task manager and you should see that ACValhalla processes use almost 100% of cpu usage, wait until its just using 30% or so usage, then you alt tab again to the game.
@daveehh This worked for me, many thanks! -
Best Answer
@hollandwarz
What's worked for me :
Go to settings (in the game) :
Set V-Sync And Anti-Aliasing to "Adaptive"
Set game to FullScreen (Not Borderless FullScreen!)
I hope it's going to help you -
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Glad to hear that you were able to get around that.
@Mreclypse
Thank you for providing that workaround.Official Response -
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