case,Scoped name of child trigger to always fire when launching this case for a single play through (i.e. nonv,Don’t intialise the nVidia API (e.g. dx11,Run the game using DirectX 11 (e.g. ignorefocus,Ignore Windows focus changes – i.e. windowed,Force the game to start in a window res,Force game to run at resolution a specified resolution (e.g. dmtf,Disable the D3D D3DCREATE_MULTITHREADED flag could improve performance at cost of stability (e.g. npd,Disable the DirectX Pure device (e.g. str,Run the game in single-threaded DirectX rendering mode (e.g. The command line options w/fixed descriptions: You can add these commands on the launcher or you could just make a new desktop shortcut directly to the game like I did. Humm, maybe helpful to make mods (a fan made DLC or what ever) if someone were so adventurous to try. Plus tons of string descriptions for other things (like “DebugDiscover”, “Use this to debug discover/undiscover locations.with the game engine.”). I took a look in “LANoire.exe” and sure enough there were plenty of strings embedded in it, even better there were even hidden descriptions (albeit slightly outdated) for the commands. I didn’t want to go around blindly playing with random combinations not knowing what they did. There is little to no descriptions for these commands. Noire PC performance on certain hardware setups, and then some other unofficial ones saying pretty much the same thing. I drudged through several cases until I finally Googled about it finding this official post How to fix poor L.A. Not a bad machine mind you, I can play pretty much everything else fine like Skyrim, etc.

I unfortunately had performance problems running it on my machine. Also interesting is the story behind it’s development and tech: L.A.

It’s a huge, fun, and original game with an immersive cinematic feel to it.

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