If you start the game up and youre getting like 2 FPS and 30s input delay. Here's how I reverted the update: Hit Start, click the cog wheel in the bottom left called Settings, click Update & security, then Recovery on the left, then Get Started under Revert back to a previous version of Windows 10. For Dragon Ball: Xenoverse on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled. Sorry, no fix beyond that for anyone Googling this.

None of them made any difference.ĮDIT: I fixed the issue by reverting the Windows 10 update from around Jan 28 2018. I've tried changing in-game settings including V-sync and Depth of Field, config file settings (anti-aliasing to 0 and characters on-screen from 70 to 10), checking whether the dedicated GPU is being used (it is), changing Nvidia settings to non-application controlled, setting power management to performance, disabling Xbox DVR, restarting PC and reinstalling the game (also deleting the settings files in the 'DB Xenoverse 2' folder in my Appdata). I updated Windows 10 and now the game starts at a stable 60FPS as usual but drops down immediately to a low framerate, what I assume is 12FPS from Google searches, when 'connecting to servers' pops up for the second time before the main menu.

Yesterday I played this game at a stable 60FPS at max settings.

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