MagnusMaxwell

You can't make a sociological analysis of a fabricated universe. At most it speaks of the psychology of the people who created the game, and probably not even that.

did you make sure to clean the drivers first? because ATI Cataclyst have some small programs that aren't deleted if you just uninstall them - which could very well be the source of your problems! Is there a program that can do that?

I tried 3 different third party drivers, DNA, Omega and Warcat. None of them did any good, they were all based on ATI Catalyst, what's the point of making a third party driver with the same fundamental inefficiencies? Does anyone know of a third party driver for an ATI card that does not use any code from ATI?

Well, I tried changing some settings around but it didn't help much. The 'catalyst control center' didn't have any options regarding programs used. Though, ATI has always sucked at making drivers. Perhaps if there are any third party drivers in existence, that might help? Do third party drivers exist for ATI cards? Ah, I found two sources of third party drivers. One called Omega Drivers and another called DNA drivers, anyone heard of those?

That one's the 200M, which is a downgraded version of what I have, but it seems to be the same problem. I'd look into buying a new card, but I don't have any money.

Well it's a 512 MB card and it was designed specifically for use with my 64 bit AMD processor. The errors don't appear to be graphical glitches at all, everything looks fine, the way he moves is just erratic, there appears to be something wrong with the way it responds to the movement keys. The character starts following paths that I never instructed it to go on, so how could that be related to graphics?

It's below the recommended spec. However, I've run this game seemlessly on a computer that had a much worse graphics card, I really don't think the graphics are the issue.

I have an ATI Radeon Xpress 200. It's an integrated card, however, it's a high performance integrated card. Odd combination. Anyway, this is just on the mining colony you start on, and even in the Ebon Hawk in the prologue. I play games with much better graphics on full settings with ease though, so here there has to be some kind of inefficiency in the way it's processing it, which did not occur on worse computers for the same game.

I also can't seem to find the edit button, but I meet all of the recommended settings except on graphics, but I have all of the lowest settings and I don't think that's the issue. The graphics all load instantly, but there's some lack of response and erratic quality to movement. I've found that it also works better if I turn backwards to the direction I want to go and press S. Where as the W key usually either does nothing, spins him in a circle, or randomly sends him forward the whole room in half an instant.

Oh, and I'm using windows XP.

I've played KOTOR2 seemlessly on computers worse than this one. However, the movement of the character is so erratic for some reason, the game is hardly playable. The character will randomly stop and the movement keys will not do anything, especially when he's targeting something, for some reason he's drawn to targets and has trouble moving while targeting something. As well when he finally does move he runs so fast I don't even see the movement and suddenly I'm stuck at the other side of the room, and he's in this running position and again no longer responds to the movement keys, except for spinning around in a stuck circle. It also doesn't seem to respond when I press B so that he'll walk instead. He also doesn't seem to be able to turn at all, unless I'm in one of those stuck circles, he mostly goes in straight lines, the a and d keys as well as the mouse just turn the camera but the character doesn't actually turn, and even when I have the camera turned where I want to go, he doesn't move with the camera, I'll press W and he'll walk straight in the line he was facing. Is there just something wrong with the default configuration? I never had this problem before.