Heartable

u/Heartable


r/newworldgame•

Hey all,

I am giving this game another go. On launch I had about 40 - 60 fps with medium graphics (maybe it was low graphics, but I'm pretty sure it was medium). I reinstalled, and now I get the same FPS but stuttering issues. Every 5 seconds the game just pauses for 1 second. I tried letting it sit, going to different areas, it just keeps happening. I tuned all my graphics to low, all settings for best performance, it still occurs.

Does anyone know of any other fixes I can play with? I have a GeForce GTX 1070 if that matters. Thank you in advance.

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r/wow•

I have not played in a while, and decided to come back and do SL content before DF drops. I made a new character and I am about to hit level 48. I might choose to do the SL campaign instead of Threads of Fate, since I forgot the story and want to see it all again.

How much longer is the campaign versus ToF? I'm trying to engage if it'll be too much trouble. I know you get some reknown through ToF, but I am not worried about that.

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r/lotro•

New player here, I redeemed the coupon code in the store. Is that it, how can I confirm the quests were added?

Also should I buy the expansion quests while they are on sale? Are they worth it?

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r/MMORPG•

I would ask this at r/Crowfall, however I do not want to get a biased answer. I saw in their latest interview that they have one (big) milestone left until final release. I know that doesn't mean much consisting there game has The MMORPG curse of being delayed for year. The animations still look lanky and I can't find any recent decent gameplay videos that show off all the content. How is the game right now?

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A lot of players have stated that they are leaving the game after reading the latest patch notes. Most of these players, including myself, we're already on the verge of quitting, this just finalizes our decision.

TL;DR: Over the past couple of years, this game's newest content has been cookie cutter. Nothing new has been added, just new flavors.

2014 - Game is released, we got the first adventure zone in that same year, and a mega DLC called Imperial city, which introduced PvP with a twist, and two dungeons.

2015 - Tamriel Unlimited is released and revamped how a lot of things are done. We also got Thieve's Guild and Dark Brotherhood which extended how our criminal system works, and a

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So in the past several weeks, I've noticed a lot more posts that are usually just screenshots in the game, with a title like "this game is beautiful!", etc. These posts tend to flood the subreddit.

https://i.imgur.com/jCmr8HR.png

Now I'm not saying the game is not nice, in fact, walking around and questing can be relaxing to do. However, I would like other posts to not get burried in the subreddit. There are plenty of discussions and good talking points that are often missed. We also have a subreddit rule that states that posts that belong in a daily sticky thread, need to remain in the sticky thread. (example: fashion posts need to stay in the "Trendy Tuesday" sticky). This rule is often

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