Game stuck at 97% at usual...again!
Mo, 06/27/2016 - 09:09
I got the same problem, like last past 2-3 years..
My game broke down, and never ever be unable play it again :'( this is sad day
Once my game got graphics bugs and i fix it by uninstall and reinstall it. For the first time, my computer download patch is very fast, but i got bug that when i enter character selection, when i choose character, it just freeze and just stuck like that for half an hour, and second time, it's slow down per time i uninstall and reinstall it, it got worse per times
Also my computer systems meet the min requirements for playing it, java at the latest and so does the graphics driver, everything is normal
Also i want game developers to fix some issue: -Bugs that stuck at screen character option, once choose just stuck in that screen.
-Sprites not working but sometimes they do their skills
-Back screen while loading
I want to ask too if my game can be fixed:
-How to increase more fps, because my game run smoothly but fps run ridiculously, like lagging
Someone can help me why i'm still get stuck on 97%? Anyone pls?
Di, 06/28/2016 - 09:03
#2
Here...
i don't know much...but i'll put it in all....if you can help me fix this...thank you..
Cpu: Intel[R] core[TM] 2 duo CPU (hope this right...)
RAM: 1.99 GB of RAM
Graphics Card: Intel(R) 946 Gz Express Chipset Familly
Memory of Graphics Card: 128 MB
32 bits
If you need more just tell me
Mi, 06/29/2016 - 04:13
#3
I would imagine that although
I would imagine that although your system DOES meet the minimum requirements it is an old machine, hence doesn't not run as it did on the day of purchase.
Here are a few things I recommend to do:
1. Update drivers
>Device manager
>Expand display adapters
>Double click your driver
>go to "Driver" at the tabs at the top
>Select "Update driver"
2. (Recommended) If possible, it would be beneficial to upgrade your current build. If it's a laptop, buy a new computer/laptop as new gen games are more demanding as time goes on, and tech gets cheaper and stronger.
>Create a budget
>Go on pc part picker (https://pcpartpicker.com/) then go to "start a system build"
>Select components (You can use your old monitor if you want to. External storage isn't neccesary. Sound cards and network adapters generally come with the motherboard.)
>Find where you can buy it for the cheapest
There are many budget builds on the internet, you only have to search "PC Budget build $___"
3. To increase FPS, as mentioned before,
>Enable Cull trensients
>Put it off fullscreen
>antialiasing at 1x
>Graphics at medium/low
>Disable render effects
>If your system is really old run compatibility mode
Listing the components of your build would help greatly, to do so:
1.
>Press Home button (start button)
>Right click My computer
>Properties
Here you can see how much Ram you have and your CPU and whether your system is 32 or 64 bit.
Then, to find out your graphics card go to:
>Press home button
>In the search bar type "Device manager"
>Expand Display adapters
(although it just tells you the driver installed, if it was a pre built computer the drivers+programs should already be pre installed.
Present your findings in a list like this
CPU:
RAM:
Graphics card:
32 or 64 bit:
(tbh this is all we need probably)
2.Sprites not working is due to Lag
3.Black screen while loading happens to everyone
4.To increase FPS
>Enable Cull trensients
>Put it off fullscreen
>antialiasing at 1x
>Graphics at medium/low
>Disable render effects
>If your system is really old run compatibility mode