Perhaps obvious, but even though you won't get a massive increase in framerates by dropping to lower settings, every bit can help. The bad news is that 30 fps definitely feels a bit sluggish, which is why I use an unlocked framerate and higher mouse sensitivity.
If you lock in a 30 fps framerate, you might also want to go back and turn the mouse sensitivity down. For higher refresh rate displays like 144Hz, you can choose 36 or 48 fps (which multiply cleanly to 144Hz). For 60Hz displays, targeting 30 fps and enabling v-sync should produce the best result. AMD has this baked into their latest drivers, while for Nvidia I've found EVGA Precision X 16's target framerate works well. Even a GTX 1080 will occasionally drop below 60 fps at 1080p ultra, so v-sync alone isn't enough, you need a framerate limiter. (And I can't figure out what 'friction' is supposed to do-the mouse feels the same with it on or off to me.)Ģ) Lock in an appropriate framerate. (The archive contains four identical short videos that are around 0.25 seconds and show the Arkane Studios logo.) This won't make the game run any faster, but at least it will shave off nearly 30 seconds of unskippable videos each time you launch the game.ġ) increase your mouse sensitivity to a level you find works well enough-this is what I've done, settling on 100 for the X/Y sensitivity on the main controls screen, and 40 mouse sensitivity on the mouse controls screen. You could try to find a blank or short bk2 video and create four copies, then rename each to one of the above filenames, but PCGamingWiki already conveniently hosts an archive with all four videos. These files are all located in the Steam folder (steamapps\common\Dishonored2\base\video). There are four files you'll want to replace (you can rename the originals, just in case you ever want to go back and see the legal warnings or the Bethesda and Arkane logos): arkbeth.bk2, legal.bk2, void.bk2, and warning.bk2. There is a fix however, and that's to replace the startup movies with blank.
You can't actually disable these, as far as I've currently heard, and if you rename or delete any of the 'intro' movie files you'll end up with a game that never fully launches.
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