

While KOTOR 2 has some flaws its predecessor lacked, it also features some neat improvements, like the influence system. Just wanted to post this up here in case anybody else ever ran into this problem." This worked flawlessly for me.Obsidian's Knights of the Old Republic 2 is a compelling RPG set in the Star Wars galaxy, the sequel to one of BioWare's best games. However I do experience some tearing which is odd given I have a 144hz g-sync enabled monitor.

V-sync reduced the graphical quality of the game by enabling strange stuttering. Gr1mT1ckler: A better solution for this problem for me than enabling V-sync was simply limiting frame rates to 60fps through nvidia inspector or equivalent program. Just wanted to post this up here in case anybody else ever ran into this problem."

It's not enough to affect the gameplaying experience, and it's loads better than having a nasty tear all the way through the screen. I now no longer have tearing, though I do feel some slowed frame rate. The last option that I altered was Vertical Sync - which I set to "1/2 Refresh Rate." Under there, I set the Vertical Sync Tear Control to "Adaptive" (not strictly necessary to fix the problem). "So after monkeying around with NVIDIA inspector, I finally managed to correct the issue.Īfter launching NVIDIA Inspector, I clicked on the settings icon (next to the driver information), and selected "Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2" from the drop-down menu.įrom there, I went to the "Sync and Refresh" section. However I do experience some tearing which is odd given I have a 144hz g-sync enabled monitor.Įdit: This fixed the tearing for me while fixing the 'stuck' problem as well as maintaining 60 fps: A better solution for this problem for me than enabling V-sync was simply limiting frame rates to 60fps through nvidia inspector or equivalent program. Other times it doesn't start accepting movements commands again period.įor the record I have TSLCRM and the new planet mod installed. Sometimes it takes awhile before it will accept movement commands again after combat. The game doesn't accept my movement commands. Auroraparadox: I've come across a bug that I don't remember seeing when I played this game on my Xbox many years back.Īfter I destroy one the droids I can't move my character.
