So after the WoM update ive started having an issue where some ui has a black backdrop but certain windows the backdrop is overtop of the interactable part of the windows, things like talents tab are unusable and mission select and challenge book are entirely unusable.
Following screenshots are from my game post update, running with DX11 on lowest quality settings
You can technically still play the game if you are pulled into a game via joining a friend but that adds a tedious step that not everyone may have constant access to
I am having the same issue, i also have it on pretty much every interactable in the keep, i cant even start missions. I can play with someone else starting the mission though
Having this same problem as well, just as it appears here. Seems like I can still select interactables but they are entirely invisible, not sure if that’s quite what OP is dealing with. Can’t wait to hear a fix for it since it seems like most of the people I play with aren’t having these issues at all. Really. Can’t wait.
I cant remember my exact specifications, but my drivers are up to date, that was the first thing i checked. My game was working absolutely fine before the update, i even played about 3 hours before the update launched, but after the update i have this issue
The controller UI confirmed does not suffer from the same issue, and my exact graphics card is a little up in the air because it calls itself “AMD Radeon HD 7000 series” when no card is by AMD under Radeon HD is actually called that, but it is an old card which is why im using dx11 and not dx12, as dx12 crashes if i launch using that.
I have done both and neither helped, as well a correction on the controller UI fixing it, it fixes anything changed to be the controller friendly UI, this doesn’t help for the screens where the control stick controls a cursor and uses the PC UI
From what I’ve been seeing this bug only seems to be so far happening to old AMD cards that can’t run dx12 without crashing, so far it looks like mine has been the newest thus far either being anywhere from the AMD Radeon HD 7750 to the 7990 which encompasses the 7000 series