when i play blue burst and i go to chronus. it is way,way too laggy... and my my humar keeps on running in like slow motion :S .
is there anyway that i can help this laggyness or am i screwed?
Cronus 1? because that block is messed up and seems to obsolete at times.
Move lobbies! There's a nice easy solution
Good old Oceanus 6, thats where us folk at RF live!
is it only when you go to cronus? if it happens just anywhere try lowering your graphics to low end
they are at low end and it still lags a bit. and i dont go to cronus anymore so many people it disconnects me... (well at least i think that is why.)
and in oceanus 6 it is fine (that is where i am usually) since there is usually 2 or 3 people there.
but now when i go into games on pioneer 2 i lag a tiny bit but in games i dont but everybody else does... Is this my fault that they lag or is it theres?
Dude don't put it at low end you won't notice much of a diff. From what you told me you've got a 64mb card right? So do I. I'm on 56k, so what I do is turn frame skip to 0 and turn on auto frame skip while running high end. (That way it only skips when it needs to) Also low reso texture would help but I don't resort to that and I hardly lag at all. If that doesn't work turn on the frame skip to 1 *shudders* or even 2 if you have to *shudders so hard that teeth fall out*. Unfortunately it'll be a little jumpy, but at least it shouldn't lag.
Hope I helped, get back to me on that.
It sounds like a hardware issue. Even if you have a higher end graphics card if you don't have the processor and the RAM to back it up then it won't make much difference.
yeah my step dad is just going to buy a faster machine. (i think).
i have my frame skip on 2 my auto frame skip off and my graphics one low end... I guess that is bad...
It might be you're RAM too. Mines 768, what you got? You might want at least 256 or 512...128 might answer a lot of problems of you're lag. I can barely be on AIM have itunes running and play the game with a 768. So try JUST running blue burst if you have low RAM.