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Slow motion:(

Lady-PirateLady-Pirate
edited July 2009 in Tales of Monkey Island
Just downloaded the new Monkey Island but it's rather sloooww and very difficult to use the curser to select anything because of the slowness. It seems I might be missing something but I'm not sure what. I have enough memory on the pc and Directx and all that. Has anyone had the same problem? I have played other games that use a lot of graphics and memory and they played fine.

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  • Nemesis2KNemesis2K
    edited July 2009
    drop the visual settings down to 3/4
  • Lady-PirateLady-Pirate
    edited July 2009
    Thanks, I'll give it a try.
  • dlphngrl990dlphngrl990
    edited July 2009
    Can someone please tell me how to do that? I'm having the same problem and it's really frustrating :(
  • Guybrush ThreepwoodGuybrush Threepwood
    edited July 2009
    dlphngrl990 wrote: »
    Can someone please tell me how to do that? I'm having the same problem and it's really frustrating :(

    It's in the options menu on the settings page. If I remember correctly, once there, you have to click the right arrow to move it onto the page settings that relates to the graphics.
  • mpuncekarmpuncekar
    edited July 2009
    I don't exactly have a cutting edge computer, 3 year old macbook pro, so I definitey had some hiccups when i first started. I dropped the quality slider down to five, not sure what changed with that, other than the lack of Depth of field.

    Game REALLY sped up once I stopped running it off my external moniter, and even moreso once I quit running the game through steam so I could chat with my buddy.

    In short, steam chat hurt, and so did my external moniter. Game ran silky smooth on my laptop at 5 quality, and at 1400x900. I probably could have pushed the settings back up but it was still all looking good. Mind you my macbook pro has a gimped ati x1600 due to heat. So anything newer than 3 years old with the tiniest bit of tweaking should run this very well.
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