For lack of a better way of putting it, the majority of it was more of a Tomb Raider game than it was about a desperate former Padawan trying to hide from an Empire that wants to erase him. One of my major complaints about Fallen Order is that, despite it being set in one of the most fraught, desperate times in the Star Wars timeline, the story is about something pretty irrelevant. I still have the strange downloading issue with the gargantuan patches, but it seems that I finally won the battle against Jedi: Survivor’s PC port. Also, I managed to get the game to run perfectly on my home gaming PC, which I built - though I did have to scale the games back to medium settings, but I will take that in exchange for surpassing 30fps. Most of these problems vanished a few days after launch. That eventually tapered off with a driver update, though the game still doesn’t run well on my work PC. By the time the first patch rolled out, it was just crashing if I tried to turn off ray tracing.
When I first started playing the game, it would crash when I tried to tweak any of them, and they were locked at Epic to begin with. Anyway, I would have forgiven the game all of this were it not for the fact that the game crashed on my work PC when I tried to adjust any of the graphics settings.
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