Well it seems I managed to get things working a bit better. Overall the issue (Horrible FPS in cities) stems from just engine design / device compatibility. So I managed after much searching and people complaining on the forums to find a trick to get decent FPS (15- 30) within cities which was the main problem. The solution was turning settings to max, turn off shadows and reduce view distances. This bumped up my FPS. Obviously there are still issues needing to be addressed as this is a temporary solution but at least the game is bearable to play.
But I wanted to let people know I have 4 friend codes for I believe 10 day access (?) I am on the Set server as an Assassin named Dalamar. So if anyone is interested then let me know and I will reserve the key for you.
Gameplay:Now that I have had good time with it and up to level 15 the game is fantastic despite it’s growing pains. I am now at a point where I get feats and they are very cool. You have three tree’s (General class and 2 specialized class tree’s). Conan’s feat tree is such a good mix that you can go any route and come out a winner. So you do not get put into a niche role. All your skills go up via points you get. So you have more customization over them. Instances you can actually select Normal or Epic. Myself I do normal and while they have quests there suggested for groups I can actually do solo as long as the quest is green.
So yeah gmail me for guest pass reserve
Update: It seems the function to create a guest key on peoples accounts is not activated yet which is causing a stir. So when they turn it on I will distribute the keys. You would think they would have pre generated the keys.
Update 2: Well I reached Lvl 20 and now able to form a guild. I made on for evil type classes. I called the guild Servants of Set (Dun Dun Dunnnnn!!)
I spent some time on the weekend reading through the adventure and it’s quickstart rules both for the players and the DM, and I believe that I am now ready to start running this adventure. I’ve not quite finished reading it in it’s entirety, but I’ve read enough to cover a session or two of play. By the time we get around to that, I’ll have read the whole thing.
