Simple Stutter Fix for Dragon's Dogma 2

Introduction

This is a set of three simple batch (.bat) scripts that will launch Dragon's Dogma 2 for you and set the game's CPU priority to either Above Normal, High or Realtime, depending on which .bat file you run. Doing this will never harm performance, but it is known to resolve stutters and improve framerate stability in Dragon's Dogma 2. Every change is reversible by simply restarting the game, your registry is not permanently altered and you do not need to download third-party tools.

Installation

Installation Option A:

• []Download and extract the mod ZIP file, you can place it anywhere

  []Run one of the three BAT files:

• []DD2Steam_AboveNormal.bat to run the game with "Above Normal" CPU priority || safe, not recommended

  []DD2Steam_High.bat to run the game with "High" CPU priority || best, recommended

  []DD2Steam_Realtime.bat to run the game with "Realtime" CPU priority || requires admin permissions, not recommended

• [] Create a text file anywhere you want

  [] Open it and in it, paste one of the following:

  []a) Above Normal - to run the game with "Above Normal" CPU priority || safe, not recommended

  :check_process

  tasklist /FI "imagename eq DD2.exe" | findstr /i /c:"DD2.exe" > NUL

  if errorlevel 1 (

  start steam://rungameid/2054970

  ping localhost -n 2 > NUL

  goto check_process

  wmic process where name="DD2.exe" CALL setpriority "32768"

  • []b) High - to run the game with "High" CPU priority || best, recommended

    :check_process

    tasklist /FI "imagename eq DD2.exe" | findstr /i /c:"DD2.exe" > NUL

    if errorlevel 1 (

    start steam://rungameid/2054970

    ping localhost -n 2 > NUL

    goto check_process

    wmic process where name="DD2.exe" CALL setpriority "128"

    • []c) Realtime - to run the game with "Realtime" CPU priority || requires admin permissions, not recommended

      if not "%1"=="am_admin" (

      powershell start -verb runas '%0' am_admin & exit /b

      goto check_process

      :check_process

      tasklist /FI "imagename