I found out some awkward things in regards to Windows 10. Since this is only a quick heads up, there will be an official announcement coming soon. On subject of windows 10, if Rome II works then also GEM for Rome II should be possible but I would either need to install/upgrade windows 10 myself (though I have already 7 and 8.1 on my machine) or need the help of someone with time at his hand to help me find the solution/tweaks in the binaries to make it work :-) The first thing I actually wanted to do is finish the BM overhaul of R2 but there is no concrete plan about how I use my time yet.

It will be something I do besides the ReShade Framework and its generic approach so I dont compete with myself :-P However, I will go back to the roots with GEM, which is Total War (and maybe some side projects in the future). Therefore, the generic version of GEMFX will be discontinued. My current point of view is that GEMFX (the generic GEM) cannot do as much or more than ReShade -which is why I started working on the ReShade Framework in the first place. However, I got a bit of extra time currently to think about what to do with GEM. This is not an official announcement but I think its a good time to give some information on the future of GEM.Īs many of you probably already know, I am working a lot on the ReShade Framework which did not give me time to do anything else.

Rome total war low fps windows 10