Here it is:
> Turn your graphic low
> Compatibility on
> Render off
> Cull Transient on
> Anti aliasing x1
> Reduce the resolution! (Very important)
> Open task manager and find java.exe. Set it's priority to High. (Ultra important!)
Hope it helps. If this still doesn't fix it, you need a better internet connection. Move to General Discussion so everyone will read it.
It'll reduce GRAPHICAL lag, but connection will still remain an issue.
No. Its reduce connection lag too. It work for me.
EDIT : I forgot 1 thing. Open the task manager and go to process, java.exe and set it's priority to High.
Someone have no idea how internet and computers work. As psychodestroyer said, it will only reduce the amount of freeze you encounter (which is NOT lag), because your graphic card have less work to do, so it can produce more frames per second.
The lag, which is the amount of time information takes to go from the server to your computer and the other way around, depends of your connection (how much time information takes from your computer to your ISP) and your distance from OOO server (time between your ISP and OOO server). The only 2 ways to improve that is to have a better connection (not always possible) or move closer to OOO server (lol, moving just for a game).
People in Australia or Asia have no way to reduce lag to manageable amount, sadly, unless OOO decides to create a server there.
It's Mr Jameson from Spider Man 3 laughing hysterically before asking "You serious?".
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@ Fradow
Yea. Im from Asia. And I know it won't fix. But this solution. will fix a little bit.
With all due respect;
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I play at high quality just fine. Asides from the occasional hiccups where damage dealt to the enemy wasnt registered and my blaster went off like the 4th of July and me getting pulled back into hazards and such.
Why doesnt the lag ever stop the damage dealt to me? TT w TT
There is also software to reduce lag.
Ccleaner and Gamebooster are common ones.
Honestly, yes. The lag come ate me since the patch was release.
EDIT : Thanks Coatl. I try it now
No it doesn't.
Your network card in your computer deals with the connection. Your GPU does the graphics.
My actual reaction to the OP's understanding of Graphical/Connectivity lag;
All I did was go into Full Screen Mode and I haven't been getting a lot of lag (if not "at all"). I hope I've helped.
Hello necrobumper. Thx for reviving a thread on how to reduce lag, and then use a good computer and assume making it full screen is what makes it less laggy
It also helps if you have a good computer that can handle a horribly programmed java game. Oh wait only three people have those.