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Tried this with patch 2 , started in default SVGA , modified it to wide screen eyefinity 1920x1080x3 monitors.. maxed out all details the game ran at ~ 10-15fps. switched to single1920x1080 and it was barely 25fps. you will need to manually set V-synch to always on as the game has way too many breakups in it. Menu/in-game hud in eyefinity is a mess, pulled and pix-elated, even thought the fov and aspect are pretty good game wise..


On the control front, you can tell right away this game was developed for console and ported to PC as an after thought. the only input device that has any semblance of modulation, is a mouse. Even a steering wheel acts poorly and forget a game pad, i've tried 3, Logi. Dual Shock, Steel Series 3GC, 360 wired none work properly. Atari gave up.. yet again. i'll stick to GRID and DIRT

I'm glad I have a habit of trying the game out first from crack before i buy, i would have had ulcers over this one. Just thought I would throw this up maybe find a few solutions, I think the 11.02 drivers had a TDU2 profile in it but I can't be certian.

There was actually some informative posts by a closed-beta participator detailing some of these issues and how it seems Atari forced Eden to release an unfinished game. Apparently Eden is aware of the controller issues and is working to fix them, however I'm not too confident about the physics since that was a major concession to the console kiddies.

Those posts are in the Lobbying Central.

There was actually some informative posts by a closed-beta participator detailing some of these issues and how it seems Atari forced Eden to release an unfinished game.

To anyone familiar with the TDU1 beta fiasco, that shouldn't come as a surprise.

Furthermore, looking at how Eden abandoned TDU1 soon after it was released, I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for TDU2 patches.

As far as I can see the game is VERY unpolished, the character animations/texturing are something you'd expect in a game from 06-07', the car sounds do not match, in any way, the movement of the vehicles. The only thing that is worthwhile ( from a DX9 viewpoint) is the persistent environment. I'm still trying to figure out where the 6+ gig's go, they certainly don't go into the texturing of the vehicles or surrounding structures.
So far there have been 3 updates, as far as I can tell they only serve to keep pirates busy and don't answer any of the game play/look/feel issues that abound. Once again the PC owners get screwed..

At least its better than Blur, that game doesnt even support a steering wheel
nor can you remap the keys :(

At least its better than Blur, that game doesnt even support a steering wheel
nor can you remap the keys :(

Wow, that's pretty bad. At least Blur supports multi-monitor...

if you like that type of game, Split Second/Velocity is much better and it supports wheels and multi monitor

Vert- is hardly a way to support multi-monitor. :?
Not to mention TDU reminds me a lot more of Fuel than any other car game, with the sub-par racing made up for by huge tracks o'land to roam freely.

Well at least you can see the menu's unlike blur ;)