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@Gambid , u didn't googled a bit about this with MKKE and same slow motion problems ? in 70% of cases are high end rig users that has same problem ...and I'm talking about i5 processors and 2gb graphic cards... that's WAY beyond requirements... and their rigs can run Battlefield 3 on high,but cant run MKKE on minimum? its THE GAME actually that has the problem, not users. its something about game not having frameskip option or something like that, prolly bad port from consoles to PC... like Saints Row 2 for example.Gambid wrote:The game users unreal engine 3 and it has its requirements. You cannot expect to run it normally on an officially not supported machines. I am sure you don't want another mk4. I am sure the fps patch will appear soon. Btw we have a new injustice miss forum, you can try posting your request there.
Frame skip is skipping some number of frames (pictures or images how some call them) per one second... i know more about it than u could imagine, and i think u dont see the point of my post, its the game,not the users... many gamers run BF3 with +60fps all the time, and cant run MK9 to keep 60-58fps - why is MK9 any different ? it must be a bad port. nothing else can explain it because game requirements judging to MANY sites are just small so excuse like "your PC doesnt meet the requirements" is just funny... check out game debate or any other gaming site and see for yourself. another points is that game would run even on slower PCs IF IT HAD frame skip built in. im working on PCSX2 emulator, so i know how frame skip is important option to just ignore it especially for console ports. my problem was that i have smaller fps ONLY on some stages, but 70% of stages work fine with 60fps (and i can blame my old e6600 for that) but many gamers with i5 have similar problems, u cant blame PC they have that for sure.Gambid wrote:You don't really understand what frame skipping is. If the PCs of the users are that powerfull they will not need to skip frames. The high amount of RAM a graphics card has, does not nessessarily result in a high performance device. RAM is one of the requirements for a good card, but far not the only one. On board graphics cards are low performance, no mather how much of the system memory they can utilize.
