Screen "pop" when running and mousing

Abner · #1 07-31-2014, 10:13 PM

I keep getting this screen Pop when I am running and steering using the mouse. Only when steering with the mouse does this happen. I am running and turning then POP I am facing another direction having turned too far. Any thoughts?

phacemeltar · #2 08-01-2014, 05:05 AM

yea this happens to me too, its crappy

mtb tripper · #3 08-01-2014, 05:29 AM

happens to me all the time, I just got to where I ignored it, would be nice if there were a fix though

Kekephee · #4 08-01-2014, 09:50 PM

Yep

Really not great for bard kiting

Clark · #5 08-01-2014, 09:51 PM

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Yep

Really not great for bard kiting

Ya sounds shitty.

dafier · #6 08-26-2015, 04:46 PM

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Yep

Really not great for bard kiting

Yep. Stopped playing my bard due to this.

BUT! I have a laptop in which this doesn't happen.

Kekephee · #7 08-02-2014, 02:24 AM

"I'm running, I'm running, I'm running, I'm OH GOD THEY'RE HERE VEER LEFT VEER LEFT oh god damn it"

Portasaurus · #8 08-04-2014, 11:38 AM

There should be no reason a game this old would cause this many input lag issues for this many different people. Something else is happening here and I think we're gonna need a lot more tin foil.

Seriously, though, you may want to try actually putting a bunch of tin foil between your wifi router and mouse if you are using a wireless mouse and experiencing input lag while playing this game. Other things to try: plugging into your router with an ethernet cable, disabling your wireless antenna/card, trying a wired mouse.

I'm not sure why it seems to happen, but my wireless mouse range is GREATLY IMPACTED while playing p99 and a few select other games that utilize 3d graphics. If I start to experience the lag issue, if I put my mouse RIGHT NEXT to the dongle, the lag seems to be mostly alleviated.

I am starting to think it could be a USB/hub power issue or some sort of software-based conflict with the USB ports.

I have noticed that in Resource Monitor, my Maximum CPU frequency line (the blue line) goes up above 100% pretty consistently when I have the mouse lag issues. Someone in another thread said CPU throttling could be to blame, but my CPU temps aren't getting hot anymore since I put in a cooling tray underneath the laptop.

Abner · #9 08-04-2014, 12:23 PM

Alla my stuff is wired. Well I do have wifi set up for the tablets we carry about but our meeces and NICs on our gaming PC's are all wired. Our mice are USB though. Not sure if you are on to something there or not. /shrug

I changed the batch file to limit to one core when running eqgame.exe but that has had no effect on this issue. Not that it was supposed to I just thought I'd give it a try what the heck n stuff.

Caladbolg · #10 09-08-2015, 02:26 PM

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There should be no reason a game this old would cause this many input lag issues for this many different people. Something else is happening here and I think we're gonna need a lot more tin foil.

is it the same reason updates cause everyone's firewalls to go batshit?