FOR CRYING OUT LOUD FIX NEXUS

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blackempress on 06/10/2012, 09:39 AM - view
It is public knowledge that EME is using Cisco UCS gear which is pretty much at or near top of the line.

I really wish you people would recognize the following:

When you are in a zone with 5 people fighting one mob, the amount of calculations that have to occur AND the state updates that are sent to the server ARE NOT DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL to 200 people fighting one mob. It is -exponential-

Your network connection will bottleneck due to the amount of data of state updates, position, health, attack, amounts, etc. Your CPU and GPU will also be taxed, this is true.

Did they do it perfectly? ofc not. But go to a nexus with 20 people instead of 200, you will be fine.

Should Nexii be instanced? Probably. The expectation of delivering that anytime soon versus improving what BHS has already put dev cycles into, probably low. I'm fine with that.

Does calling out EME as a "bad developer" when they work directly with BHS to not only get the latest patches implemented and continuously address things behind the scenes to improve our gaming get you/us/them anywhere? No.


Ok, so what do you say when the developers state that the event requires a "critical mass" of players to work as intended, then when they release it, and the players are at that "critical mass", the event does not function properly BECAUSE of that "critical mass"?

That is the definition of poor implementation.
Edited by: Kragen 11 months ago
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Scyln on 06/10/2012, 12:39 AM - view


Im glad you decided to post such a helpful post. Now that your done stroking your e-peen the 460gtx is able to handle this game no problem.... Tera would never take advatange of the duel 670's anyways. We have guys that are running duel 580gtxs and 680s and having same issues. I would love to see a picture of your Ivy Bridge running at 5.0 GHZ and running under 90 c.


Duel 670s are only half the equation. The CPU is also a huge part of Tera. My wife had a 580 GTX, but was running an old C2D @3.5ghz CPU back on Ktera. She was getting Terrible FPS, so we switched her out to a 920 i7, OCed it to 4.0ghz and her game runs smooth as butter now.

And my IB is cooled using H100 with 4 fans, pushpull config. 1.39 vcore and it hits about 75c during gaming, sometimes lower, depending on game. ( I can't run Prime95 for more then 15 minutes without a bluescreen due to heat, but games never get heat that high, they don't use enough cores nor do they stress the CPU consistantly enough) And had you read any reviews on IB, you'd know that any Watercooling solution (Closed loop like H100 or real WC system) helps IB drastically because it prevents heat spikes that cause the bluescreen. Air coolers can't transfer heat fast enough, even the nice big after market air coolers.

I might get a 1155 waterblock for my old water cooling system and switch out the H100, but right now I don't feel like messing with it, and the system is running great. So no need to. I doubt I could push it much faster, even with the real WCing lowering the temps.

In any case, I have a feeling the game will run fine at nexus, because I was still playable on max settings during stress test.

Further more, even if I was running 90c on IB, the TJMax was raised to 105c. So 85-90c is still safe to use. Don't talk tech unless you know what you're talking about please.

Edited by: Gallus 11 months ago - Reason: FTW
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aydenriel on 06/10/2012, 09:09 AM - view
Nexus is broken, need to stop implimenting it until they fix it, and fix the UI FPS bug.


Implementing is only something you do when it's introduced.
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Scythes on 06/10/2012, 10:13 AM - view
aydenriel on 06/10/2012, 09:09 AM
Nexus is broken, need to stop implimenting it until they fix it, and fix the UI FPS bug.


Implementing is only something you do when it's introduced.


(plants a 'Dont feed da troll mon' sign)

For the record, some people on the forum were QQing and complaining that
nexus was not in the launch. or needs to be released.
Now we got a poser like Aydenriel who is QQing about it being a mistake.
I pitty him, mostly because he will NEVER be happy in life and in game. EVER.
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seriously, anyone thinking it's about the graphics like the textures or the amount of polygons to render are out of the track. I'm running Tera in 1080p on a intel Core 2 Quad OCed to 3ghz with a GeForce 9800 GT and 4gb ram DDR2. I get a constant 30-40 fps depending on the zone even when fighting alone. Same in dungeons, except when we're fighting. It seems worse on a single target like bosses, it'll drop to 25 fps. Changing the graphic settings doesn't do anything but a better fps when doing nothing (50+ depending at what I am looking lol, the floor look so good at 80 fps) and still drop to around 25 fps when fighting.

Above that, if I take a look at the process usage on the CPU, when doing nothing, it'll cap at 50% since the game only run on 2 cores (even with hundreds of ppl around) and once a fight starts with more than 1-2 players, it'll drop at 30%. Even worse for the GPU, drops from 100% to 70% with 20-30 ppl around and down to 10-15% in the nexus. As if the game is waiting for something and throttle itself
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lolwat on 06/08/2012, 05:33 PM - view
Nexus will be the downfall of this game.

Zero thought put into it.

Open world with no player limit. Terrible skins on the monsters which is probably the cause for such bad FPS for most people.

As soon as the monsters die in the nexus, FPS instantly rises by 10-15.


Simple, don't do it. And can't you be anymore slow. The reason why FPS rises after a boss dies is because everyone stops attacking, not terrible skins. Herp derp.
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How do their servers effect your fps? Your FPS shouldn't drop when the servers are terrible. Your computer should still draw the frames at the same speed, it will just be the same frame if the latency is too high. When you really do have low FPS, I wouldn't think that would have anything to do with the servers. Really, no game can run well with 30+ people on screen. Maybe im wrong, but how would the server and latency effect your frame rate?