Slitherine

Field of Glory II..Love the game.

I have a new 6 month old HP Pavilion CPU with all the bells and whistles, with a "ball-less" mouse.

All drivers are current.

In game play, the cursor seems to float around and is not as responsive as it normally is, which makes me think it may be an interface issue?

Has anybody else had this problem?

Win10, factory installed.

maybe an idea to let us have a look,

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Try switching to Windowed mode. It will look the same, but some drivers can buffer too many frames ahead and that can cause the mouse to float.

SHIFT+Q can be used to show the framerate too.

Cheers

Pip

Thank you guys for the quick responses...Will try both.

ok good luck and hope it works for you

My mouse isn't as responsive as it should be either (Win 10, new desktop). I'll try the windowed mode and see if that works. Also, the pointer is too big imo, any way to change the size of it?

You can see your framerate by hitting SHIFT+Q. If it is low then you can try reducing the shadow quality. If you post your system specs we can determine the kind of performance you should get.

There is no way to change the size of the cursor.

Cheers

Pip

I have tried the windows screen as suggested, no help..Will continue to tinker...

Shadows on, Anti Aliasing on "all the way" - FPS = 25
Shadows off, Anti Aliasing off - FPS = 60. Mouse much better, still just a bit of lag/float but nothing too bad. Game doesn't look as good

If Windowed mode doesn't help you might try looking at the video card settings to see if the frames-to-buffer is set too high. You can also try disabling vsync.

Low quality shadows should give a significant boost vs higher levels, so try the different levels. I run a similar (but slower) setup and seldom drop below 60 unless I am zoomed all the way out on the very hugest battles.

Cheers

Pip

Yeah, when I turn on shadows (low) my FPS drops to 30. Thanks for the tips!

Sorry - I misread your video card as a 760, not a 730. That is a pretty low-end card, and so low shadows is likely the correct level for it.

Cheers

Pip

I set my shadows to "Low" and the issues went away...Thank you..

Truly addicted to the game already, lol