Ryzom

Well there are more effects in trykerland... the water, the swaying palm trees. I think some ATI drivers aren't fully compatable with those effects or the game was not coded efficiently with those drivers. Choppiness is always either a network issue or a graphics card issue. This is because a graphic intensive game will take up CPU time that will put latency in the connection while its handling the drawing.

Tryker Land is a nightmare.

The only way I can travel through without serious issues is to crank own my graphics settings prior to entering.

Please try to fix this!

pandorae wrote:Tryker Land is a nightmare.

Funny.. I never had any trouble in tryker land when i took my Matis character their the other day. Explored all 4 city / spawn points, the bounty beaches and their was 2 other places I went to but forgot the names.

wrathman wrote:Funny.. I never had any trouble in tryker land when i took my Matis character their the other day. Explored all 4 city / spawn points, the bounty beaches and their was 2 other places I went to but forgot the names.

What kinda system are you running? CPU & vid card. I'm thinking that my Radeon 9200xt is to blame, but not sure yet. Recommendations?

aether4u wrote:What kinda system are you running? CPU & vid card. I'm thinking that my Radeon 9200xt is to blame, but not sure yet. Recommendations?

I run on a Radeon 9600 Saphire edition, and a pentium 4 processor. I have to turn all of the graphics to lowest to get a smooth frame rate though

wrathman wrote:I run on a Radeon 9600 Saphire edition, and a pentium 4 processor. I have to turn all of the graphics to lowest to get a smooth frame rate though

Yea, then it could either be my Radeon 9200XT (cheap-o model) or my Athlon XP 1.4 processor... too bad I'm broke.

I can't tell, I run a radeon X800 XT Pro with a pentium 4 3.2 ghz cpu.

aether4u wrote:I really doubt newer drivers will take away THAT much choppiness, but I'll sure try anyway. I've been considering getting a new Sapphire Radeon X700, so mebbe I'll just do that.

I would suggest if you are thinking of getting a new video card you move over to the Nvidia side of the world, much better driver support to game makers and much better customer support.

I would not stay with a manufacturer who has been know to promise something one month then turn around the next and flat out lie about the fact they said they were going to do a certain thing. That is ATI for you.

And whether you would like to admit it or not the good Nvidia cards out now are better than the ATIs.

i ran fine in noobland, as soon as i've moved to the mainland with any characters with everything set to low my fps drops to roughly 1-5
a64 3200+
radeon 9800 pro
1 gig 400 mhz ddr ram =/