2 MMo's that will not warp correctly..

[The_Nephilim]

Hey Brad,

I thought I would give a heads up on 2 MMo's that do not warp..

1. Archeage
2. Neverwinter Online..

these 2 do not warp at all.. good thing you can test as they are F2P!! Free to Play

[BHawthorne]

Cool, will test it out on 4.0 once they get the driver signing issue fixed.

[The_Nephilim]

Thank You Brad. I was really interested in Neverwinternights.. but ESO is still good but there has been talk of moving to another MMO with the clan..

[The_Nephilim]

[BHawthorne]

I'll check with the new build to see if it's doing it on that too. Some hints are given within the Nthusim logfile. You can bring that up via the tools menu.

[BHawthorne]

[BHawthorne]

Digging into the issue, it looks like Arc has an on-screen overlay component. Any game client that has an on-screen overlay breaks Nthusim support because similar methods are used in pre-warping. Most Arc games are available via Steam client. Steam client also has an in-game overlay component. You can however disable the Steam overlay via steam -> settings -> in-game. It looks like the Arc client has no such option to disable the overlay though. My suggestion would be to use the Steam version of the games and do away with the Arc client.

My guess is the other games you are having problems with are because of an in-game overlay component. LORTO I'm guessing you're launching from Steam? Disable the Steam in-game overlay. Likewise with Origin client games. Disable the in-game chat in Origin client options.

[BHawthorne]

[The_Nephilim]

Man I keep forgetting about the overlay thing. but I did not even suspect that Arc was a overlay??

Thank You again Brad, you saved the day..

[BHawthorne]

There are still a few nitpick issues with Nvidia that I'm not experiencing on the AMD side of things holding up 4.0 launch. Waiting to get back word from Ed on my report. From a non-programmer's perspective my assumption is Nvidia Experience is negatively effecting Nthusim with some of it's new features like Shadowplay. They're doing something under the hood that is problematic to a few of the render pipelines.