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Why is Supreme Commander so slow?
It’s entirely up to the cpu you have, though AI does slow it down further compared to playing with humans. A CPU with strong single-core performance, and 4 cores will run this game excellently. lol actually Gorton the game is designed to slow down so it dosent burn out your cpu.. not by what cpu your running.
How do I stop supreme commander from lagging?
This fixed it for me…
- Once the game has started, open the console with the tilde \ backtick key => `
- type d3d_windowscursor. As you start typing this it should auto-find the command and you can hit the down arrow key to select it.
- hit tilde/backtick again to close console.
Is Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance better than Supreme Commander 2?
it is better! there are many posts like this that go into better details but let me tell you, forged alliance is better. it has it’s own community on forged alliance forever, you can look it up and it should give you a link.
Why is Supreme Commander Forged Alliance so slow?
The most popular problem in Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance is a slow performance. Extremely slow. Even on high-end quad-core CPU with dual-SLI graphics. The reason is that game engine is outdated and does not utilizes all resources of your system.
What are the most common problems in Supreme Commander?
The most popular problem in Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance is a slow performance. Extremely slow. Even on high-end quad-core CPU with dual-SLI graphics.
How good is the AI in Forged Alliance?
The AI in Forged Alliance relies heavily upon the markers on any given map, and that really was a freeform world. As we started to understand the mechanics of how the AI moves it’s units around a map you begin to see that there are do’s and don’ts that could improve almost every map.
How do I play the original forged alliance?
To play your original game of Forged Alliance, use your original game shortcut (or thru Steam). The updater can also create separate shortcuts so that you can launch LOUD directly. Greetings one and all – welcome and welcome back.