[OPINION] The most RAM-intensive maps. — Mapmaking

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Utiferus

2 years ago

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There are many maps on the internet that are literally crammed with objects and effects, resulting in the game lagging even on the most modern computers. We don't even need to talk about sizes like 216x216, 256x256, and 320x320 (very large, huge, incredible). I tried two maps: "Listening to the Silence" and Zandragar’s Stratagem Modern; both maps take up 1 GB of memory and both show 10, and even 5 (!) frames per second when viewed from certain angles, when there are too many trees and other resource-intensive objects. And as a result, there are concerns that the game might crash because of this. And this is on an i7-13620H and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 with 16 GB of memory and an SSD. What are the heaviest maps you have tried?

Waterfall_13

2 years ago

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Thorenlawar

There are many maps on the internet that are literally crammed with objects and effects, resulting in the game lagging even on the most modern computer. And that's not even mentioning the sizes of 216x216, 256x256, and 320x320 (very large, huge, incredible). I tried two maps: "Listening to the Silence" and Zandragar's Stratagem Modern; both maps take up 1 GB of memory, and both show 10, or even 5 (!) frames per second when viewed from certain angles, when there are too many trees and other resource-intensive objects. And as a result, there are concerns that the game might crash because of this. And this is on an i7-13620H and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 with 16 GB of memory and an SSD. What are the most resource-intensive maps you've tried?

The game doesn't care about your computer's specs... it can only work with up to 2 GB of video memory. That's why it crashes when it goes above 2 GB.

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Utiferus

2 years ago

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Waterfall_13

The game doesn't care about your computer's specs... it can only work with up to 2 GB of video memory. That's why it crashes, because if it goes above 2 GB, the game crashes.

Yes, I'm saying that it's a 32-bit application running on a single thread. Video memory is actually used less because I'm playing on very low settings.