AoC Video Options

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If you are lagging A LOT:<div>
</div><div>Video Options -> Basic:<span>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Click on Low first -> Select None for Anti-alias quality -> lower your View Distance down a bit</span></div><div>Video Options -> Advanced:<span>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Select Shader 2.0 -> Either disable or enable shadows on characters only -> the Low setting that you've selected earlier should've set everything at the bare minimum for you.</span></div><div>
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</div><div>If you are running AoC with a bit of lag:</div><div>
</div><div>Video Options -> Basic:<span>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Anti-alias quality 16x -> View Distance to your liking, just lower it if it starts to lag</span></div><div>Video Options -> Advanced:<span>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Shader Model is best at 3.0 but this might lag you a bit still -> High Quality View Distance to a max of 50% -> Texture Filtering Anisotropic -> Texture Resolution High -> Anisotropic Filtering Quality 16 -> All the boxes below this option should be checked -> Ground Quality High -> Particle Quality High.</span></div><div>
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</div><div>If you are not lagging at all:</div><div>
</div><div>Pretty much, just max everything but make sure your Shader Model is on 3.0, that will yield the best looking models.</div><div>
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</div><div><font color="#FFD700">TL;DR Version: &nbsp;Pretty much, if you're lagging, check to see if your shader quality is on 2.0, if it's on 3.0, switch it to 2.0. &nbsp;The rest of the options are pretty self explanatory and the view distance is what really matters. &nbsp;You can probably max out Anti-aliasing and Anisotropic and texture to high and still be ok with a pretty low-end computer. &nbsp;Btw, you WANT TO MAX OUT PARTICLE QUALITY AND SELECT SHOW ALL PARTICLES (if you can) OR ELSE EVERYTHING WILL LOOK LIKE SHIT.</font></div>

 

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I lied, you want it on 2.x at least. &nbsp;2.0 is too shitty, it's not worth it...unless 2.x is too laggy.