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KillMonkey

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  1. There is an entire stickied thread already devoted to this. If you're using 4.11, there shouldn't be any need for you to disable any eye candy etc. I play with all the graphics options maxed using an X800 XT PE. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well as I said earlier Dantooine was unplayable with the 4.11 installed. Only killing all the AA Vsync and Buffering made it playable. Words cannot express how happy I am for you enjoying the game with your super nice card. Did you log in to the tech support forums because everything was fine and you just wanted to see what bugs were out there? Be gald you're not having issues instead of posting snotty replies about how great the game is running for you. A LOT of people are unable to say the same.
  2. Things we OK till Dantooine then it lagged to a point of being unplayable. I would be telported accross the map. Install the 4.11 Cat drivers AND turn off all the eye candy. No AA or VSync or Buffering and you can play w/o lag. Not really a solution. More of a work around.
  3. Having to roll back to Cat 4.11 when I am running a ATI X800 pro card is not a solution. I went to the Lucas Arts webpage and already rolled back to the driver they said was supported (Cat 5.1 I believe) and I still get random scrolling black bands across my display. What kind of garbage is this? How can Developers wonder why people get so annoyed and reluctant to purchase there products when they put out junk like this. Having to wait for a patch is useless as well. How about you just hold back the release and put out a product that works.

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