Nightingale, the latest hit in the sea of co-op survival games, has been running into a number of problems in its recent server stress test. That's par for the course of any online beta, but the developers noticed something very specific about a significant number of the crashes recorded: No matter whether it was enabled or not, the implementation of AMD's FSR 3 upscaling tech was apparently to blame. With the official launch happening tomorrow, the developers were left with only one choice and that was to yank the code right out.
You might not think this is such a big deal, and if you have an Intel Arc or Nvidia GeForce graphics card, it isn't, as their XeSS and DLSS upscalers don't appear to be causing any issues. However, Nightingale's overall performance is rather dependent on the use of upscaling technology, as indicated by the game's system requirements.
