lag locations

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  1. flamethrower

    flamethrower New Member

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    these places are most scary place in world of arcanum.

    1. T’SEN-ANG
    2. VENDIGROTH RUINS (outside of ruins)

    here's some tips to get rid of it.

    *in T'SEN-ANG, just hurry up and go in to M’in Gorad's gave. once you're there, you're safe from the lag attack. then steal/talk/kill M'in Gorad to get the frekin' information. thank god T'sen-ang isn't a big place!

    *In VENDIGROTH RUINS, just rush into the ruins. once you're inside the ruins you're safe from the lag, just fight your way to the device and get outta the ruin. also be warned about the lags outside of the ruins.
     
  2. Jarinor

    Jarinor New Member

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    I like T'sen Ang and enjoy exploring it...although, Z'an Al'urin's voice can be a little weird at times...very high pitched...
     
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    Tarant can be kinda laggy at times also. Man I felt like I was playing Ultimia Online!
     
  4. Jarinor

    Jarinor New Member

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    Actually, yeah, around where the inventor/herbalist shop is it can sometimes get laggy there...again, that's usually related to my encumbrance though. I really hate the lag though, it shouldn't be happening...

    You know what? Calling it lag is incorrect...lag refers to latency, it should be called slowdowns...
     
  5. -=Thrasher=-

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    You think Tarants bad! (shudders) Try spending a week in Shrouded hills, should really be called jerky Hills!

    Whats with the slowdown anyway? I meen Tribes 2 runs faster than Arcanum!?!?!
     
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    Jarinor New Member

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    Shrouded Hills never caused any problems for me...maybe you should upgrade...
     
  7. flamethrower

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    sometimes, the hidden/invisible monsters may cause the problems... and lots of other objects may cause slowdowns too. once you killed all the spiders (include hidden) spiders, there would be less lags.

    NOTE : if your PC are self-checking, slowdown always happens. good RAM can avoid these problems. i got 192 MB RAM, and i ever seen slwodowns randomly happened! it only goes in one buggy place. Also Tarant never bugged me! guess who needs a RAM upgrade? 64 isn't enough! 128 is!
     
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    128!!! fuck that! i'm using 512 right now and wouldn't go lower than 256 unless you paid me to, you can NEVER have enough ram
     
  9. Jarinor

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    I'm using 256 right now. I'd only upgrade to 512 if I saw a need to - Win98 doesn't handle large amounts of RAM very well (or so I've heard). If I decided to become a Tribes 2 fanatic or started playing EQ: Shadows of Luclin then I'd upgrade...
     
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    256 works fine for me, and I run WIN 98. Buy RAM. It's cheap and makes a big difference. Install it yourself, too, for God's sake!
     
  11. Jarinor

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    Yeah, RAM is very cheap right now...I'm considering buying a 256 stick at the moment...only about AUS$50 - that equates to about US$25 or so. Not bad for doubling your RAM count...
     
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    J (tks to K) check out CWS's site for some really good deals
     
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    m, personally, I like to buy locally, but that's just me.

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    local's good K, but if you can get it cheaper from somewhere else why wouldn't you?
     
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    You also have to take into account shipping costs and my lack of a credit card :smile:. Thanks for the tip though M. I agree with you about buying locally as well K :smile:. Makes warranties less of a hassle.
     
  16. -=Thrasher=-

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    Ok guy who said I need a RAM upgrade, is 250 enogh? This should be good enogh for arcanum methinks. But it isnt, im not the only one with a decent PC that gets these probs, theres a PG gaming mag called PC zone that run comps better than mine and still get slowdon in arcanum? Even with a screen full of monsters my comp shouldnt slowdown much?
     
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    The game is known to have graphics problems because it uses certain Windows defaults or something like that...I'm no expert, but I think that under certain conditions, no matter how great your computer is, some things will perform the same for everyone...just like D2 is capped at 25 fps...
     
  18. flamethrower

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    grrrr... you can avoid 'system self-checking-that-makes-lag problems if you got at least 128MB of ram (or 256, on win 2000)
     
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