New client: "Too slow"
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And for the last time:Nop wrote:You have another chance. The next update will have an upgrade of the game graphics libs. There is a faint chance that this is caused by those libs and may be fixed.
If you see an error message, we need the exact text and a description how and when you got it. If you cannot remember, go there again and make a screenshot.
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So you are walking the borderline. What was your HW config again?Jeremy Gems Willowbrook wrote:New version made a lot of difference. I was able to saw a few cherry branches and make a handle then chopped down an apple tree and chopped 3 logs before my system froze. Before I couldnt do more than walk and talk...so a big difference. Nice work. Thanks.
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I know this may sound bad to you, but it may help to overclock your gfx card and processor, i cant imagine anything that slow overheatingJeremy Gems Willowbrook wrote:Pentium 2 400 Mhz / ATI Rage pro 3d 8Mb / 128 Mb RAM / 56k dial-up (don know it that makes any difference)Nop wrote:So you are walking the borderline. What was your HW config again?
Running client on minimum settings.
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@falco...not got a clue how to do that.
@Arameh...have you tried reducing your resolution and/or colours on your system (not just on the client)?
If I set colour to 32 bit in control panel I get what sounds a lot like your problem. Really really slow. But set to 16 bit colour it runs as it is at the moment.
Started by the swamp south of Varshikar....wanted to test my system in combat...killed some flies okay. Walked up to Varshikar...killing a scorpion on the way. Everything was fine until I got next to the fountain in the town. The server/client threw me out with a 'too slow performance error'. But my system didnt freeze!
@Arameh...have you tried reducing your resolution and/or colours on your system (not just on the client)?
If I set colour to 32 bit in control panel I get what sounds a lot like your problem. Really really slow. But set to 16 bit colour it runs as it is at the moment.
Started by the swamp south of Varshikar....wanted to test my system in combat...killed some flies okay. Walked up to Varshikar...killing a scorpion on the way. Everything was fine until I got next to the fountain in the town. The server/client threw me out with a 'too slow performance error'. But my system didnt freeze!
go to ati's site, look for an FAQ< it should tell you how to oc the card, i know how to with nvidia cards, but that wouldnt be a help. As for the processor, hmm....i should know this....uh......i think its something you do at startup, pressing some key before the os is up........hmm.....ill get back to you. Try the gfx card for now
Processor is easy when you have Windows XP. If you have windows XP, press start. In that menu, rightclick "My Computer". Go to properties (I think it is called properties. Bear with me, my version is dutch ). There you can see which processor you have. If needed I can provide a clarifying screeny or two.
I fear it's the 8MB of graphics memory. The textures don't fit into the graphics card at the same time and when the driver must move around too many of them between graphics and main memory, it becomes too slow for drawing. That's why it happens in town where there are many large objects.Jeremy Gems Willowbrook wrote: ATI Rage pro 3d 8Mb
Sorry, but the only solution appears to be a better graphics card. E.g. an old GeForce2 with 32MB.
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Please post your specs in the "works for" topic - might be of help for othersAlexander von Hattingen wrote:I had a Problem with my Graphic Card. Elsa Erazor III LT (TNT2 64/64 Pro 32 mb) The Client loaded but the Game was very very laggy. I searched for OpenGl driver and couldn´t find any for WinXP. Only for Win98. So I installed Win98 and now it works fine. My Problem was the OpenGL Driver.
As said by Nop, seeing as the memory is the problem, you might not even have to overclock the core clock speed, just the memory. If it doesnt work, then just pick up a cheap 20 dollar card instead of your next dinnerJeremy Gems Willowbrook wrote:@Misjbar...thanks...But I'm running 98se
@falco...might try it if I have time.
@nop....no problems...I will have to look out for a cheap one. I'm surprised it got as close to working as it has.
Riiiight, listen, i got GForce FX 5900, 2400 mhz, 512 RAM, i downloaded everything, java and all, now sinei got my new graphic card i dont get error texts. WEll my connection is high speed as well, i dont understand why it dosent work. Its just too laggy, so damn much, cant move at all. Its not from my pc, i dont know why it lags so much, can anyone at least tell me why it dosent work?