October 1st, 2017: Fish Closure - Page 4

On October 01 2017 12:35 Akara12345 wrote:
More players to the official servers = less lag. Hopefully.

On October 01 2017 16:46 arbiter_md wrote:
I've been using 1.16 and everything was fine. Don't like the graphics of RM and didn't plan to spend money on that. About a week ago I've made a mistake to try to join Europe server. And then it started. Auto-update to 1.18 and all the shit that comes with it. Now it takes 5 minutes to start the game and I have a pause of like 10 seconds before every game starts.

Of course CPU is way up to 40-50% now. And that's supposed to be the same game with few fixes?? I don't know how some developers manage to screw the software so badly. Don't even want to think what a possible RM would do to my computer.

On October 01 2017 22:07 Carnations wrote:


Maybe it's time to stop playing on an Etch-a-sketch?

do you have to literally draw the map before the game loads?

On October 01 2017 22:36 Dantak wrote:
I don't get it. Am I the only one who enjoys the new rm without any problems? I'm just glad that RM brought more people back (me included) and that I can use auto match making.

On October 01 2017 22:42 noname_ wrote:

For a game with a 1998 release date and what used to run on a Pentium I, should really be a requirement to have a modern piece of hardware (and blizzard apps and whatnot) to run smoothly? Come on... Probably only a small portion of bw gamers are affected to this level, but this is ridiculous nonetheless.


Who didn`t played on icc/fish, won`t notice anything anyway. I don`t want to be rude, but most of the people who bought RM (with nostalgia in mind) will slip by and fade away within a few months, the core will remain to chew on on the unresolved issues.

On October 01 2017 23:16 Carnations wrote:

it's not ridiculous. if you're trying to play on a microwave you don't get to complain.

Operating System: Windows® 7 / Windows® 8 / Windows® 10.
Processor: Intel® Pentium® D or AMD™ Athlon™ 64 X2.
Video: NVIDIA® GeForce; 6800 (256 MB) or ATI™ Radeon™ X1600 Pro (256 MB) or better.
Memory: 2GB RAM.
Storage: 2.8 GB HD space.
Internet: Broadband Internet connection.
Input: Keyboard and mouse.

This shit is not much.

On October 01 2017 22:36 Dantak wrote:
I don't get it. Am I the only one who enjoys the new rm without any problems? I'm just glad that RM brought more people back (me included) and that I can use auto match making.

On October 02 2017 02:18 L_Master wrote:


Not the only one.

I've yet to have any major problems. I think the worst I've had is two matches where it said it found a match, hung for about 10 seconds, then said error. Reque both times and find a match right away. Some functionality with chat could certainly be better, and it's something they absolutely should "fix"/improve. The way the game runs for me, especially with better observer functionality and ability to rewind replays RM is a better game than 1.16

Unfortunately.....

There are plenty of people who still seem to be having anywhere from moderate to serious issues with RM, and that's a huge problem. They do seem like they've been doing a good job trying to solve these problems, and I'm not sure they have huge teams or resources at their disposal, but it isn't comforting that at 6 weeks in we still have many players experience significant playability issues.

On October 01 2017 22:42 noname_ wrote:

For a game with a 1998 release date and what used to run on a Pentium I, should really be a requirement to have a modern piece of hardware (and blizzard apps and whatnot) to run smoothly? Come on... Probably only a small portion of bw gamers are affected to this level, but this is ridiculous nonetheless.


Who didn`t played on icc/fish, won`t notice anything anyway. I don`t want to be rude, but most of the people who bought RM (with nostalgia in mind) will slip by and fade away within a few months, the core will remain to chew on on the unresolved issues.