WWII Online Patch [Nov 07, 2002, 4:32 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The WWII Online
Downloads Page now offers the version 1.7 patch for the
massively multiplayer game of World War II combat. This
post to the WWII Online Forums by producer Chris "Mo" Sherland
features details on what's new and different in the new version, which includes
hardware T&L support as well as gameplay tweaks, additions, and fixes.
Sloan,
I would be genuinely interested to know how you are getting those frame rates. I mean this sincerely. I have a 1 Ghz T-Bird, 512 megs of ram, GeForce 4 ti-200, and a sound blaster live. Running Windows XP Home. Running a with a cable modem. The only other game that has remotely strained my setup is UT2003, but considering the graphics in the game, I find that understandable.
In WWII online, offline I get abot 40 fps, and online when nothing is going on , I get anywhere between 25-35 and at times drops to 14-15 in combat. (this is the game killer for me).
Do you have an UBer PC, over 2Ghz?
If you have any suggestions about raising my frame rate, beyond what is posted at the site, I would be welcome to hear them. Again I am being sincere. If I could maintain a framerate above 25 (a point where the sense of smoothness begins for me), I would be more willing to overlook some of the other aspects of the game that I do not like.
I would be genuinely interested to know how you are getting those frame rates. I mean this sincerely. I have a 1 Ghz T-Bird, 512 megs of ram, GeForce 4 ti-200, and a sound blaster live. Running Windows XP Home. Running a with a cable modem. The only other game that has remotely strained my setup is UT2003, but considering the graphics in the game, I find that understandable.
In WWII online, offline I get abot 40 fps, and online when nothing is going on , I get anywhere between 25-35 and at times drops to 14-15 in combat. (this is the game killer for me).
Do you have an UBer PC, over 2Ghz?
If you have any suggestions about raising my frame rate, beyond what is posted at the site, I would be welcome to hear them. Again I am being sincere. If I could maintain a framerate above 25 (a point where the sense of smoothness begins for me), I would be more willing to overlook some of the other aspects of the game that I do not like.
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