Graal lag

[Minoc]

Originally posted by mastervampire


Your just cut up because you got fired from Classic. You always were a crap GP.

I quit.

[mastervampire]

Originally posted by Minoc

I quit.

Whatever you say, but you probably quit because of the fact you would have been fired for letting a cheater on your account, a banned one for that.

-Brett

[Minoc]

Originally posted by mastervampire


Whatever you say, but you probably quit because of the fact you would have been fired for letting a cheater on your account, a banned one for that.

-Brett

Hell Raven never used my Graal account, only my forums account.
I was banned because of that, but after 2 days (when the GPs recieved RCs on player accounts) I got back on duty :P
After 1 day, I decided to quit, I had many reasons, I wouldn't have been fired anyways, I just had no reason to stay =\
A day after I quit people started telling me there was a hacker on my account or something =\ I'm not sure if it's true though, but it wasn't Hell Raven.

[mastervampire]

Heh, ok thanks for clearing that up then

-Brett

[mikepg]

Originally posted by Minoc
Slow computer doesn't make lag, all depends on your internet connection speed.
But Graal is too slow, I have Pentium3 700MHZ 128MB RAM and Voodoo3 3000, I don't get why a game like Warcraft3 runs smooth on my computer on 960x720 and graal works too slowly ;(

BS!
If the server cpu is lagged/slow (which more than likely is, because it has X many players on at one time sending and recieving constantly, having to cache and catch up), and/or the client cpu slow, then anything will lag.

I dont care what your processing power is, you are always going to lag some what, that's just the way windows is.

Graal isnt coded like crap either. Graal has to run off it's original language (delphi), and Gscripts....which has to be converted back into an object in the executable. I dont think WC3 has it's own language it has to support, an editor (built in), multiple levels at once, a debug window that reads and processes all the scripts, and a million other things that graal has.

Graal may lag a lil'bit, but for what it does, it's awsome IMO.

Argue that.

[Minoc]

Originally posted by mikepg


BS!
If the server cpu is lagged/slow (which more than likely is, because it has X many players on at one time sending and recieving constantly, having to cache and catch up), and/or the client cpu slow, then anything will lag.

I dont care what your processing power is, you are always going to lag some what, that's just the way windows is.

Graal isnt coded like crap either. Graal has to run off it's original language (delphi), and Gscripts....which has to be converted back into an object in the executable. I dont think WC3 has it's own language it has to support, an editor (built in), multiple levels at once, a debug window that reads and processes all the scripts, and a million other things that graal has.

Graal may lag a lil'bit, but for what it does, it's awsome IMO.

Argue that.

I wasn't talking about lag
I was talking about Graal working slow, it's the same if there are 10 players or 100 players
working slow is not LAG!

[Saga2001]

Originally posted by Tyhm
Fine. Leave.

[Saga2001]

-FooL-

From what I've seen, poorly scripted NPCs can also make Graal run slow. So if you're scripting things offline and you run slow, or you're using a test NPC online and running slow... yeah. If not... blame the server staff and plot to overthrow them, take over the world, and make marshmellows the official currency. Always works for me. -whistles innocently-