[Bubbles]

Never mind it installs when the game is launched. Hope I don't have problems from this mess.

[Tea Monster]

I saw it noted during the installation process. That was about 3 weeks after launch.

[Person of Color]

This game really is programmed like shit. Gotta love that stuttering!

FOUR TIMES THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS AND THE GAME IS AS SMOOTH AS A TOADS ASS

[Micky C]

Correct me if I'm wrong but it installed stuff from 2003 so that the game could work properly?

[Bubbles]

Micky C, on 18 July 2011 - 02:49 AM, said:

Correct me if I'm wrong but it installed stuff from 2003 so that the game could work properly?

It installs Visual C++ 2005 and 2008 and the latest AMD dual core optimizer from 2009. It does this when you launch the which makes me curious if these installs can be avoided. I noticed after playing the game that there is a folder in the duke nukem forever folder called redist. Inside are these 3 programs listed earlier. I wonder if you were to delete those before launching the game if there installation could be avoided.

Descent, on 17 July 2011 - 10:12 AM, said:

This game really is programmed like shit. Gotta love that stuttering!

FOUR TIMES THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS AND THE GAME IS AS SMOOTH AS A TOADS ASS

Did you remove the dual core optimizer? This game run beautifully on my system. It only stuttered once when the second battle lord appear even though it didn't before and has not since.

I have read brief bits that the AA options can hinder performance though. I have AA off but it still appears to be on some what it's weird. I would have used FSAA but people reported it didn't work right maybe I'll try it latter though. I don't like FXAA either maybe it will get better in the future as Nvidia finishes it but MLAA seems to be the best for post process AA for now.