As Path of Exile 2 is still an Early Access game, issues of all sorts are expected to be in. Although Grinding Gear Games is doing an excellent job addressing most issues, two of the most critical issues - a "device removed" crashing issue and severe shader loading stutter - were left unaddressed until a recent game update and new NVIDIA driver 610.88 update. Admittedly, the long time required to fix these issues isn't on the developer, but on NVIDIA, which required an entire PC to be shipped to them before it would take action on an issue it believed […]
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