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The following fix is for older versions of Windows 10 where Game Mode was known to affect the runtime of games. Recent versions of Game Mode no longer affect the currently running game, and should not cause stutter, but if you are interested in troubleshooting, here is how you disable Game Mode:

On some systems, the game can exhibit stutters no matter if you are in a certain kind of gameplay, menu, or cut-scene, which appear as brief freezes at semi-regular intervals. The issue can occur regardless of other settings, open applications, and game graphics options, and is easily noticed on the start screen as well as save loading screen before you launch the game, or shortly after starting. If you notice this issue, this can be worked around by toggling your screen refresh rate, G-SYNC, FreeSync, or some other kind of VRR technology and relaunching the game after your PC is configured to your monitor. For example, if you are running the game on a 4K TV or monitor at 120hz, change your TV to 60hz and back to 120hz. If that does not work, try disabling G-Sync or VRR in your graphics settings and/or your screen and then re-enable it. Starting the game again after this may have alleviated your stuttering/freezing issue.

Sometimes, the game will fail to save, and this can cause items in your inventory to become corrupted. If the game does not display 'save complete' at the bottom right of the screen, continue trying to save until it does save successfully, and your inventory should be fixed. It is recommended to keep multiple saves in case it is not fixed by a successful save, however.

When replaying karaoke cinematics, the white loading screen may appear for too long, causing the cutscene itself to show a few seconds into the song, unlike in console versions where the cinematic is revealed almost immediately.[9]

Yakuza Kiwami[Note 1] is a singleplayer third-person open world action game developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and published by Sega. It is part of the Yakuza (Like a Dragon) series.

Yakuza: Like a Dragon[Note 1] is a singleplayer third-person open world JRPG game developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and published by Sega. It is part of the Yakuza (Like a Dragon) series.

Originally released in 2020 on PlayStation 4 in Japan and Asian territories, it was ported to PC and released internationally on November 10, 2020, alongside the Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S versions of the game. In Japan, the PC version was released in 2021 under the title Ryu Ga Gotoku 7: Hikari to Yami no Yukue International.[Note 2]

i finished yakuza 5 the other day, and after 85 hours of that game i need a break before moving onto 0. so, i decided to play the game the yakuza developers made to give themselves a break between 4/dead souls and 5: binary domain. there isn't a modern port of the game, but it did receive a pc port at the time (perhaps an indication of their genuine attempt to appeal to the west). being that it was a japanese pc port from 2012, i expected some issues. i was right to!

immediately i know that keyboard/mouse is out the window, given that this was a console shooter from a japanese developer. there's zero way the game doesn't have some sort of weird keybindings or mouse acceleration issues (pcgw tells me that that is indeed the case). so that leaves gamepad, which i'm fine with. because as they say,

however, the problem is that since 2012 controllers have evolved, and so if you plug basically any controller in that isn't an xbox 360 pad in you're gonna get nonfuctional controls. like, "y-axis aiming is tied to the triggers" nonfunctional. there's a few different solutions to this, most of them annoying. the simplest though is so funny to me. y'see in a lot of pc games, if your controller is not turned on/plugged in before the game starts, the game will refuse to recognize it until you restart the game. binary domain decided to innovate in this area. if you want normal controls, you need to make sure you turn on/plug in your controller after the game is started. i have literally never seen that before and probably never will again.

in another input issue, we have the voice input system, which has you using voice commands to issues squad commands and respond to dialogue. the problem is that no matter what i tried, i literally could not get it to work. i swapped microphones, i changes settings in windows, i even loaded audacity to make sure i wasn't going insane. eventually i just gave up and disabled the feature altogether. this isn't necessarily a problem, but doing so also creates a sort of vacuum in the battle chatter. because the game was designed with you physically saying "charge!", the player character doesn't actually say that much in gameplay. your squadmate will chew you out for going down in an encounter, and you can tell him to piss off, but dan marshall doesn't actually say it when you just hit x. after an awkward silence big bo responds and calls you an asshole. it's very awkward.