Secondly we would also like to thank Square Enix and Avalanche Studios for their tremendous support: It's an honor working together with you. After hours and hours of developing, testing and keeping all of you up to date we are extremely happy to celebrate this release with you.įirst of all, we would like to say "thank you" to all our testers and all the various YouTubers sharing our development: You have have always been supporting us in the background since the first preview and constantly gave us really valuable feedback. The team behind the mod is also working towards allowing you to change your player model, allowing players to play as characters other than Rico in Multiplayer games and to improve weapon synchronisation.Įxactly one year after the initial development blog on JC3:MP we are now finally able to ship our very first public version.
In the past, the mod's development team has already shown off on-foot synchronisation, PVP combat and the ability for players to interact with other player vehicles, making vehicle surfing a possibility. Significant progress has been made on Just Cause 3's Multiplayer Mod since it was first announced in early 2016, with the games latest trailers showcasing parachute and wingsuit synchronisation and the ability to play a multiplayer game for several hours without crashing. I used the GeForce Experience thing that's pre-installed on my MSI 6QE and used it to scan and 'optimize' Just Cause 3.Just Cause 3's Multiplayer mod has now entered public beta, allowing PC players to host their own game servers and script custom game modes. The MAIN thing is update your Intel HD graphics driver, then go from there. I don't think that really did anything but it made me feel better lol. After that I opened up Geforce experience, scanned for my game, found JC3 and then clicked on optimize. I also updated my Nvidia drivers to the latest version. My specs: I'm using an MSI GS60 6QE (i7-6700HQ, 16GB RAM, GTX 970M)įirstly, updated my intel HD Graphics 530 drivers to the latest from the intel website: ĭoing that allowed me to change more settings in the Intel HD Graphics control panel, namely Scaling.
I don' t know if it was a fluke but here's what I've done over the past couple of days to try and fix the problem. Originally posted by Naz:Okay, so I just played it now for a good 20 minutes at fullscreen at 1920x1080, everything seemed peachy.
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