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Ilmoita käännösongelmasta
1) make sure you don't have any idle gnomes (especially haulers). If so remove their professions while idle. (while there idle they constatly "scan" the map looking for work)
2)make sure you don't have lots of items on the ground, especially outside your gates. If so, clean them up. stockpiles seem to redice lag a little as the dirt is no longer "active" you can also sell dirt and other resouces you dont need to a market (when there)
3) make sure you don't have lots of enemies roaming the map freely. If so, go ahead and kill them.
this should help for the bigger maps and cities, if your only just starting and its laggy might wanna go to the main forums as something is wrong (assuming your machine is realy a middle game machine).
my thinking is your doing something the game isnt liking with 116fps at the start you should be more than able to play the game def on a small map, so with a more simple plan we can see if it is a bug hitting your pc and at what stage
if none of this casuses lag try and a new game and try again maybe taking smaller steps for each stage of mining ect