‘Resident Evil Village’ PC patch to fix stuttering is on the way

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Capcom has confirmed that a new PC patch is in the works for Resident Evil Village after it was discovered that its own DRM software was the cause.In a statement to Digital Foundry today (July 15), Capcom confirmed that Village will be receiving a PC update in the future to address issues regarding stuttering and frame rate drops.Resident Evil Village PC players have been struggling with performance issues since the game launched in May and last week (July 10) fans in the cracking community decided to see what was causing these issues.It was found that Capcom’s own DRM software was causing the PC issues and the game without the software was out-performing the retail launch version.Digital Foundry put the cracked version of the game to the.