u/Aurondarklord

I'm a PC player, relatively high end machine, AMD 7900XTX graphics card. TFD used to run smooth as butter for me. But in like the last week it's suddenly sucked. Can't maintain 60fps in Albion, game turns into a slideshow when a ton of Vulgus and effects are on screen.

I don't THINK it's my hardware. Other games that should be more demanding run fine. I'm not hearing my fans roaring and my temperatures aren't unusual so it's not thermal throttling. I dusted my case just to be sure and nothing changed.

Is anybody else having the same problem suddenly or should I go back to trying to figure out if something is wrong on my end?

Maxxine was a perennial midcard champion and occasional main event player. Mostly remembered as a beloved underdog face, she also had a heel run that is highly regarded in hindsight but was very controversial at the time.

In her career, she won the Intercontinental Championship four times, the United States championship seven times, the Tag Team championship six times (once with Natalya, once with Nikki Blackheart, once with Blake Monroe, and three times with Tatum Paxley as Nevermore (yes, it was a very, VERY obvious Wednesday joke but people loved it), and the Chyna Memorial Battle Royal once. She also had two world title reigns, once with the Women's World Championship and once with the WWE Women's Championship. She's also a three time divas champion (bear with me, that's where this story gets weird), one time Royal Rumble winner and one time Money In The Bank winner.

Maxxine spent the rest of the 2020s floating around between Raw and Smackdown periodically winning midcard championships. In 2029, she won Money In The Bank and became the first person ever to cash in during a War Games match, scaling the cage and ending Saya Kamitani's 587 day reign of terror to win the Women's World Championship.

Her heel turn the next year led into the most controversial storyline of her career. Chelsea Green, who was at this point an established main event star, had turned heel by cutting an internet-breaking pipebomb on the Women's Revolution itself and formed a stable called the Diva Mafia initially consisting of herself, Tiffany Stratton, and Blake Monroe, dedicated to bringing back the Divas era. Maxxine initially fought against them, but ultimately joined the faction, turning on Tatum Paxley.

The storyline was highly divisive, online opinion largely split between the belief that even doing this was antifeminist and a cynical effort to roll back the clock on progress for ratings, others rolling their eyes and essentially going "they're the heels you dummies", and a large number of people who unironically agreed with them and supported bringing back divas era shenanigans, particularly boosted by nostalgia due to the recent retirements of AJ Lee and the Bella Twins. Charlotte Flair got herself in trouble when she went off script (in hindsight it's generally believed this was a work) in a promo battle with Tiffany Stratton in which she accepted Tiffany's challenge to a bra and panties match only to insist she had won by default as that was what Tiffany's gear amounted to anyway. The Divas defeated the Horsewomen (with Alexa Bliss taking the fourth spot) in a traditional survivor series match at Evolution 3 with Maxxine as the sole survivor, winning a wager on the match that allowed Chelsea Green to rebrand the WWE Women's Championship back to the Divas Championship and resurrect all Diva-specific match types. The Diva Mafia ultimately fell however when Charlotte dethroned Chelsea and restored the WWE Women's Championship, her 18th world title and the final of her illustrious career, bringing the record back to the Flair family (in an absurd moment, Ric revealed he had only been pretending to be on his deathbed to motivate her, in actuality he lived another five years after seeing his daughter recapture the record).

Blake Monroe betraying Maxxine to steal her US title shortly after this caused the Diva Mafia to implode and Maxxine to turn face again, however a compromise was reached in which the Divas Championship was reactivated permanently but kept a separate title, competed for in Diva-specific match types that were generally more fanservicey in nature, for those women on the roster who were willing to do that.

However, the biggest moment of Maxxine's career came later, when she returned from a serious shoulder injury at the 2034 Royal Rumble and won. In the main event of WrestleMania 50, she won the WWE Women's Championship on the grandest stage of them all when 10 time world champion Becky Lynch tapped out in Maxxine's sharpshooter, leaving her boots in the ring and ending her hall of fame career. Seth Rollins would follow her into retirement the next night after losing his own main event to Avery Styles.

Maxxine's second world title reign lasted a full year, culminating in a feud with Sol Ruca, who had revived the Shang Tsung-inspired "Soul Snatcher" heel gimmick she hadn't used since the late 2020s and made her Wrestlemania entrance in full Shang Tsung gear as part of a promotion with Mortal Kombat 15, that is remembered as possibly the best feud of both of their careers and saw Maxxine take a Super Sol Snatcher off the titantron and through the entrance ramp.

Maxxine's career came full circle at Madison Square Garden, where she lost her last intercontinental championship in the place where she won her first, leaving her boots, and her straps, in the ring after being pinned by The American Icon, Liberty Rhodes. A few years after retiring, she was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.