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How very cinematic of you
(30fps is ok-ish with a controller but horrible with KB/M)
Running at 144fps, 0 lag. I play on prety old pc.
Edit: that said I think the framerate I had when I experienced it was higher than 144fps (200+).
All I wanna do is help people have a good time, all you want to do is push elitism. Oh look I can play at higher rates, that is so good for you, I was not talking to you, I was talking to those who might return or not try GW, becasue they see people teleporting around and having major lag. I nearly gave up on a really special childhood game, because I read from some that the lag issues were part of the game and there was nothing to be done. I looked online further and there were a few buried posts where people said the frame rate could cause an issue, I set up my game, tested it, and reported in a fun positive way, how to fix the same issue I was having if it is happening to you. But, instead of ignoring the post, you all want to act elite and also, try and make me look wrong, when there is no wrong.
It is wrong to act like the game works on higher frame rates, for some people, I did the tests and found the perfect fix for some people, the game runs smoother at this rate for me, on a high-end machine btw, so that was never the issue, it was the fact that a lot of old games, were never meant to run at those high frame rates, forcing 1080 is one thing, but for some games, forcing or enabling higher frame rates will bug those games out big time.
P.S if you run into constant negativity as I do, do not be discouraged, remember your training, our gaming lives taught us enemies and obstacles mean you are doing the right thing.
P.P.S
Cozm1c Vsync did nothing either way for me, and ping has nothing to do with it. as I stated, this issue is caused in many old games, due to the frame rates being too high for games made to run at a max of 30fps, some games of the era and prior were able to go to 60 fps. But the standard from 1998 to 2008ish was around 30 fps, again standard, we all know PC elites pushed things further, but we are talking standards and the rates the games were designed to be played at. Higher than 60 fps, really does nothing, if you prefer it, cool, but 30 fps is still a really good way to play games. Yes, even shooters, good luck getting things like Blood 2 to run on any rate higher than 60 and, if you want a smooth issue-free ride from most games, 30 is the golden rule. I tried 60 on GW and the game still had me teleporting all over the place, it also made the game's frame rate look worse due to lag, and buggy visuals. Is this the case for everyone? Should you try 60 or higher, sure! IF it works out the box, I am so happy for you, I am not trying to suggest the game must be played this way, only if you are having issues.
I also like to point out, that a bug-free smooth gaming experience at 30 fps, is a way better time than thinking 60 or higher really makes a farting difference. Again, if you have no issues, cool, but this post is not to tell you how to run the game, it is telling you how you can fix an issue if you have one like I did. Love my Ohana, have a great one, Peace Out Homies!
As I said I experienced this with vsync disabled, where the framerate is then uncapped and would run into triple digits - it is quite possible that, with the client running so fast it gets out of sync with the server. I think that's a plausible explanation. Why you specifically have to cap it to 30fps I don't know but given that I've never heard of anyone having to do that before with Guild Wars I'm going to assume it's something wrong on your end.
You instead of seeing that maybe, just maybe some might have the same issue and that does not mean we are wrong, or doing something wrong, or have a bad PC. Your response was hostile, to begin with, you just tried to act as if you were not outright saying I was wrong. I was simply offering a fix, and instead of offering other fixes, and stating that yes, sometimes some people need different fixes for various reasons, you try to make it seem like I did something wrong or offered a bad solution.
That is straight-up silly, stupid, and juvenile. Also, you are spreading lies about game design from that era, while some games were made to run at various frame rates in that time, the standard was 30, very few games were optimized or designed to run at 60 until around 2008, some started earlier, but really it was not common or the standard until a few years after GW. Furthermore, GW was designed to run on less powerful PCs of it's day, as a direct result of EQ and WOW having huge requirements again, for their day, due to this, it is not a stretch to think GW was made or optimized for lower frame rates thus causing issues.
Everyone running at higher rates is not using the same builds, same brands and also, could just have issues for unknown reasons, computers have funny issues here and there. Yet, instead of seeing again, my effort to try and help those, with my issue, you say that my issue is me, that I did something wrong... Yea, that won't fly, I know more about gaming and PCs, than you and also, I do not reply to people's posts offering help to others, just to try and shame them.
In short, I do not care what you say or think, if your solution helps people, that makes me happy, if mine helps that makes me happy, so long as people are gaming I am happy. So long as I can put shamers like you in their place, I am happy. Good Day Sir, Mam or whatever you Wish To Be.
Anyone else who reads your rant will see that you're kicking off about literally nothing.
...is coming into the thread with an attitude? I merely stated what my experience was. I don't care if you think playing at 30fps is no different to playing at 60fps (I disagree but I don't care - you play at whatever framerate you want.) How you escalated this as much as you did is beyond me.
Edit: Hmm, I'm starting to think this might be Ratagain on an alt account. :\
The switch to 30fps during the X360/PS3 (& early Xbone/PS4) era was because of the demand for "Mah graphics". Easier to sell a game to the masses on graphics. Ryse & Order 1886 are my go to examples of this