 you're still having trouble, lower the game's MSAA to 2x.
Sometimes, Trails of Cold Steel II won't even start up. Instead, the screen goes black for a few seconds before disappearing, taking you back to the Steam screen.
I had this problem myself, and the fixes from above didn't work (or at least the above alone). What I did do was downgrade the game's graphics quality, regardless of what I know my comp can handle. That helped. I'm running it at a weird resolution, but it runs and it's not ugly.
Also, try running the game in full-screen mode on PC to iron things out.
Specifically, this glitch refers to loading cinematics and cutscenes, as well as when you come in and go out of new areas and battles. Some players are getting two- to three-minute long waits for these transitions to load. Others are crashing during those load-ins.
While the game is super-sensitive about alt+tabbing while you're in game, try doing it during the fade-out sequence. When it loads back in, some players have reported it kickstarting the battle to load.
As for the wait times, try decreasing your game settings. Some players, particularly on laptop, are reporting the game using their integrated GPU instead of the one the game is supposed to be running on. Since there's no real option using the configuration tool to use specific hardware, the only easy solution at the moment is to cut down on the resources it needs.
If you've got other issues that you can't find a fix for, leave a comment below. If you've got some fixes or better suggestions, let me know too! I'll be keeping an eye out (plus working through my own frustrations) the same as you. If you have a really good fix, we'll add it to this guide!
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II Comes to PC -- And It Was Worth the Wait!>> for your needs. This can be anything from an entire room of your own to a small area that’s just big enough to hold a desk and some necessities; you decide how much space you have and how you want to use it. If you have a small area to work with, think of ways you can maximize the space with storage solutions and clever furniture hacks.
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No one wants to feel like they’re working in a closet, but fortunately there are several easy ways you can make your office feel bigger than it really is. Using light, neutral colors on the walls, painting the ceiling to draw the eye up, and adding mirrors are all great ways to open up a room that won’t cost a ton of money. This can help make the space much lighter and will be a beautiful room to spend some time in.
Working from home has become more popular over the years as companies offer remote positions, and having a home office can help ensure you can get your work done without distractions. Plan well before you start buying, and set a budget in the beginning so you can find all the things you need without overspending.
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Tyler JohnsonOctober 8, 2019, 7:11 pm REPLY
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A powerful case for universal free school meals...
Accounts of the hunger and shame felt by children living in poverty “make the case for universal free school meals (FSM) more powerfully than anyone else could”.
The troubling stories have been highlighted by academics at the UCL Institute of Education who interviewed 45 low-income families in two areas of South East England.
Around a quarter of the children in the study said they sometimes went hungry, despite the sacrifices their parents made.
The research found that FSM are not accessible to many children from low-income families, such as those with no recourse to public funds (NRPF). While some schools fund lunches for these children (NRPF is usually due to unresolved immigration status), others do not, which means they go hungry.
Many schools do not differentiate between pupils who are entitled to FSM and those who pay