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I found this in the support web:
NVIDIA
Add EMERGENCY as a in the NVIDIA Control Panel options under "3D Settings" - "Program Settings" and enable "Use High-Performance GPU" as the preferred device.
You can visit the web support to solve more problems: https://world-of-emergency.com/support
I hope it works like me and can you play this exciting game, good luck
If you are using a modern mouse with extremely high and adjustable DPI you can try to lower the DPI, to make the mouse behave.
Choppy sound can have a number of causes. In this general sense we can only recommend to make sure that all the drivers are up to date. You can always contact us at support@world-of-emergency.com with details of your system.
Game run on Win10 on ASUS X502C.
Very slow interface. Mouse was cured by edit config and change setting "ui_hardwarecursor" to 1. But buttons on main menu slow react on click. Also Alt+Enter don't switch between FullScreen and Windowed Mode. And option in cfg "r_fullscreen" wan't change.
Any fixes?
I'm afraid to run the game with such brakes in the menu.
The simplest way to get information about your hardware to us is dxdiag.
Open the Windows program search or simply press the "Windows" key and type in "dxdiag" and open dxdiag.
Click "Save all information..." and send us the created .txt file.