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#21

Hey!

I’m having the same FPS drop issue. In my case I get less FPS when stretching the game, for instance when I like to play on full screen. For the most FPS you shouldn’t stretch your client.

Secondly, If this doesn’t work, you could always play through a Steam client or even some kind of 3rd party client, for example hacked clients. I don’t recommend playing with hacks, but it could be a solution. You could always disable all hacks to play fairly (as you should).

I hope this helped!

With kind regards,
IIjellekeu

#22

the only problem with the hack clients are that people don’t care about you turning off the hacks. they see the hacked client and will call you a cheater regardless

#23

Well, I know the solution, there are so many programs that works without your permission. One is your Anti-virus, depending what kind of antivirus you are using, your computer will get more slower. Try to desactive it whie you play and also download “Gamerazer” is a program that help you to turn off some windows programs that arent necesary while you play. Cya

#24

The anti-virus shouldn’t be a problem on a PC with those specs. Realm isn’t a heavy thing to run either.

#25

Yes true. On the other hand won’t they see your hacks if you turn them off right? :stuck_out_tongue:

#26

Trust me it would.

#27

i was thinking mostly like screenshots and stuff. people have posted pictures of hack clients on here before.

#28

Play on web then. Sometimes the easiest solution is the best

#29

DON"T USE WINDOWS 10, COMPLETELY FUCKED MY COMPUTER. Sorry if I’m repeating something.

#30

Try flash 13 and make shure rotmg is on low quality, also add it as a trusted locaiton(google search how).

#31

Are you using hardware accel, or contorting the proportions of the client?

#32

I found a solution. After trying most of the things here with no success, I disabled cortana in the registry and for some reason that fixed the problem.

#33

Cortana’s the first service you kill off on a Win 10 PC. Figured you woulda done that already!

#34

wait what do you disable it in the settings or something?

#35

You can probably do it here.

#36

update: i don’t really have a lot of problems anymore, probably because there are less people.
but i was rubberbanding a lot yesterday

#37

Updating to Windows 10 literally broke my computer ;-;

#38

I did disable Cortana, however after some updates or something (that I didn’t schedule, of course) it was re-enabled. Had to disable it again in registry .-.

#39

You can disable it by creating a registry entry and setting it’s value to zero. Just look up a guide.

#40

Give a warning. Messing with registry can fuck shit up