Is anyone else having this problem? Apart for being mildly funny, it seems to happen when the game runs for more than an hour or so.
Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
Game » consists of 15 releases. Released Sep 30, 2014
An open-world action-adventure game by Monolith, set between the events of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.
Neon glitch on PC
Now you got me picturing some impossible far off future where Mordor has become the neon wonderland on par with Las Vegas. The Orks and Uruks can be the organized crime. Haha.
@ajamafalous: Its all normal.. There is not even a drop in the frame rate ! just the lighting goes bananas :)
It happened to me, I've been having a few issues with the game on PC. It's been working perfectly for ages but the past two days it's been constantly locking up after a few minutes. So irritating.
It's actually one of your wraith abilities that allows you to look into the alternate future where Sauron emerges victorious.
@dimi3je: are you by any chance using the built in vsync option?
because if you are that is most probably the reason for the inexplicable frame drops.
was happening to me too, constant 60 then out of nowhere it would drop to 30 for a few seconds, turned that off, forced adaptive vsync through nvidia control panel and now is smooth as hell
as for the neon thing it never happened to me, thats really strange.
That looks like a graphics card issue. Are drivers up to date? Update them if you haven't. Check the temps too.
Gotta be something with your video card, or maybe your driver version? Once I walked away for lunch and got caught up with some things and the game ended up running like 6-7 hours non stop that day and I never had a single glitch. Not even a little frame loss. I did run into a bug once during a recruitment mission where I inadvertently killed some orcs my branded captain needed to make a speech at before he got there, it resulted in a lock up and all he did was stand there and growl until I shut everything down.
That is most definitely a graphics card issue. Do the old driver update shenanigans. And dont use geforce experience to optimize settings, because it doesn't. I used it once and now my settings keep reverting to it and ducking up the game.
I dont think your gfx card os damaged, it is probably just a random issue with drivers. If it persists, it may be an actual problem with the card... try some other games and see what happens? Which graphics card do you have?
@onarum I tried to find the force adaptive vsync option in nvidia control panel but could not figure it out, how do you do that? My main issue with the built in vsync is that it switches itself off between loads :/
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