ck2+ so gud, but so laggeh, my pc blitz everything harder then germany would, but ck2+ fak it up, is there anyway to make it run fastER? love the mod btw.
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ck2+ only thing to topple my beastly PC>?!
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my i7 2600 doesn't have any slow down what so ever with CK+ and three other mods and my own mod all install and playing
I've noticed in my mod folder that (via Steam) the file for CK2+ is stored as a zip file. Could this be slowing things down I wonder?
Shit gets slow for me as well and I have a powerful pc with a 6 core processor
I always just assumed that everyone else's computer was so slow that it was like speed 2 in vanilla.
I always just assumed that everyone else's computer was so slow that it was like speed 2 in vanilla.
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I've never seen any consistency in what kinds of setups run CK2+ slower or faster than others -- but, from looking at similar threads regarding vanilla CK2, my impression is that the same is true there. You'll get the exact same comments of "but I have x processors and a really powerful computer" and "I don't know what you're talking about, my computer is fine."
It's difficult to tell whether anyone is exaggerating, or just what their personal version of "fast" or "slow" looks like. Either way, CK2+ at its base will run more slowly than vanilla. Full stop. It includes a lot of extra content, and that means it will be slower. Whether or not that's a dealbreaker for you is your own assessment to make -- the mod's been optimized as much as it can be, for the content it includes, and won't be getting faster anytime soon.
It's difficult to tell whether anyone is exaggerating, or just what their personal version of "fast" or "slow" looks like. Either way, CK2+ at its base will run more slowly than vanilla. Full stop. It includes a lot of extra content, and that means it will be slower. Whether or not that's a dealbreaker for you is your own assessment to make -- the mod's been optimized as much as it can be, for the content it includes, and won't be getting faster anytime soon.
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It's not a dealbreaker for me. I was always just confused on how people run this mod since most people who play pdox games seem to have rather slow pcs, only reason I posted. I was thinking maybe there was something I missed like back in the day when you had to edit the .exe with a file to allow for more ram usage for mods like in EU3.
I didn't assume you were complaining -- the OP was, however, and the topic comes up every now and again.
As for how people with slower computers run the mod, I don't really know. Like I said with regards to the consistency, we will get people saying they have computers with pretty minimal specs who do just fine...and others with far beyond minimal specs who don't. Or who say they don't, anyhow. The individual's mileage will vary with regards to what kind of speed they consider acceptable or will even notice, really.
I have an older computer and I don't really notice any appreciable slowdown when running CK Plus.
Now the Warhammer mod...that one bogs me down big time after a 100 years or so.
Now the Warhammer mod...that one bogs me down big time after a 100 years or so.
wasnt really complaining, just wondering if it was possible to run it faster, if it was a real issue I wouldn't play ck2+ exclusively.
Lower the resolution. It worked for me on Lux invicta, speeding it up significantly
set cpu priority to high. that runs it a bit faster.
*disclaimer* if your cpu or pc catches fire or blows up, too bad. not my fault. a clean and maintained pc should be able to handle higher priority.
CK+ is beautiful but 50 years into a game as ERE and it starts crushing several times every game year... Sloweness wouldn't be a problem but looks like I do not even have it, can run it at full speed but get crashes often.
plz give me tips to avoid it, there might be some memory allocation solution or smth
plz give me tips to avoid it, there might be some memory allocation solution or smth