Fixed an issue where some effects would not display in the cutscene, “A Summons to War”.Changed the settings in “Keyboard & Mouse Settings” ⇒ “Key Configuration” for camera operation via mouse in “Photo mode”.The screen resolution of 1366x768 can now be selected when the desktop resolution is 1360x768.Fixed an issue that sometimes caused the fog in stages to appear brighter than expected.Shadows are now enabled in cutscenes even when the 'Shadows' setting in 'Graphics Settings' is set to 'OFF'.Further improvements have been made to address the issue of frame rate degradation when “Effect Quality” is set to “High” in “Graphics Settings”.Fixed an issue which prevented Burst Counters from being used against certain enemies’ Burst Attacks when “Frame Rate Cap” was set to 120fps.This setting can be switched via “System” ⇒ “Keyboard & Mouse Settings” ⇒ “Control Icons”. Added support for keyboard & mouse input icons.Players running the game with the 120fps cap should also notice that Burst Counters are now more consistent against certain enemies. Team Ninja did not say whether the issue has been fixed entirely, but the last update did make some solid progress in that area, so there's hope that this one will have eliminated all drops, or at least severely reduced them. Another welcome arrival in today's patch are further optimisations for the High setting of Effect Quality, which can sometimes cause massive framerate drops in hectic, effects-heavy moments.

If you're playing Nioh 2 with mouse and keyboard you can turn this setting on under System > Keyboard & Mouse Settings > Control Icons. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Nioh 2 had instead been displaying controller prompts even when using mouse and keyboard controls. Patch 1.27 finally brings keyboard and mouse icon prompts, something that's been bizarrely missing since launch. Team Ninja has released a new update for the PC version of Nioh 2 earlier. There's a new Nioh 2 patch on PC, and it's a good one.

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