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[Persona 3 Portable] Very long load times, hangs on Setting Up Binds #470
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The code is timing the amount of time taken to execute the logic in the CRI FileSystem library used by the game itself. Therefore it's somewhat out of my control. 8ms on average to open a single file is unusually high however; even by Windows standards. Do you have your Mods folder (or Reloaded) on a NAS? That could contribute to it. Otherwise it could be a lot of filter drivers making file opens unusually slow in general (Antivirus + Xbox + Cloud Storage Software etc.) The other possibility is Denuvo putting junk in one of the file opening routines, in which case there isn't much I could do about it; but that's statistically unlikely. |
My mods folder is stored locally on NVME SSD, I have Dropbox installed but the mods folder is not located in a Dropbox folder. Since I run Windows LTSC I have no Xbox components at all, and Onedrive is also removed. My only antivirus is Windows Defender. FWIW This is the output of
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I am experiencing issues with long, 2 minute load times when launching Persona 3 Portable with a few mods. Here is the full log file:
2024-10-15 02.22.18 ~ P3P.txt
Towards the bottom we can see the ~2 minute gap that occurs on Setting Up Binds for Handle 315924768:
I have made sure I have all pre-reqs installed and they are up to date. Here is more info about my running system:
When the game is loaded, the mods all seem to work fine and there's no performance issues, only the initial loading is impacted.
The P3P.exe process is excluded by me in Windows Defender, although Reloaded-II related processes are not
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