We need to #believe into community balance team :) :banana:

Jump back to quoted post14 Nov 2016, 21:49 PMaerafield

Over 3 years of CoH2 and we are still stuck on:

- broken Call-Ins

Jump back to quoted post14 Nov 2016, 23:57 PMTiger Baron

FailedToCreateDumbFile is largely due to low amounts of RAM, get 8 gigs and you will be just fine, but I THINK I still had it back when I was with 4 gigs however I'm not 100% sure.

Jump back to quoted post15 Nov 2016, 10:16 AMSturmpanther

read this :

https://community.companyofheroes.com/discussion/comment/258763#Comment_258763

Jump back to quoted post14 Nov 2016, 23:57 PMTiger Baron

FailedToCreateDumbFile is largely due to low amounts of RAM, get 8 gigs and you will be just fine, but I THINK I still had it back when I was with 4 gigs however I'm not 100% sure.

Jump back to quoted post15 Nov 2016, 11:08 AMDangerous-Cloth

I have 8 gigs of ram since the game launched and after WFA release performance went down the drain. Bugsplats became more prominent and performance in general went down south. Also the RAM related issues are still there, even for people that have 16 gigs of ram. There is simply memory loss all over the place in the engine.

Jump back to quoted post15 Nov 2016, 10:16 AMSturmpanther

read this :

https://community.companyofheroes.com/discussion/comment/258763#Comment_258763

Jump back to quoted post14 Nov 2016, 23:13 PMSturmpanther

Well i have to disagree here^^

No t34/85 spam anymore

No E8 spam anymore

No Piv from OKW with Vet

So atleast they did here something

And yes, as Stormless allready said, Dezember is a good time for a patch.

Jump back to quoted post15 Nov 2016, 11:08 AMDangerous-Cloth

I have 8 gigs of ram since the game launched and after WFA release performance went down the drain. Bugsplats became more prominent and performance in general went down south. Also the RAM related issues are still there, even for people that have 16 gigs of ram. There is simply memory loss all over the place in the engine.

Jump back to quoted post16 Nov 2016, 13:37 PMMirdarion

I'm on the other side of the fence, having had 8GB for a long time and upgraded last year to 16GB without ever having much troubles with Bugsplats. So there definitely has to be another factor involved than merely memory capacity.

Replays have been mentioned above, which doesn't seem unlikely, considering that locking the replay folder also notably increases performance on struggling systems (especially if the system is weak and doesn't have lots of RAM).

Jump back to quoted post16 Nov 2016, 15:09 PMZombiFrancis

Truesight most likely.

It existed in CoH1 but was disabled because it caused intensive performance issues.

So when they enabled it for CoH2, it appears those same intensive performance issues didn't disappear on their own nor was it really mitigated by advances in computer power.

Jump back to quoted post17 Nov 2016, 14:53 PMZombiFrancis

And I believe it is certain abilities that bug out physics and cause the strange vacuums. I could be mistaken on that though.

Jump back to quoted post17 Nov 2016, 09:24 AMMirdarion

Computer power alone doesn't help COH2 in any way, you don't get the due amount of higher frames by running the game on an i7 6700k + GTX1080 rig instead of an i5 3600 + GTX660 (of course the general performance is better, but COH2 is incredibly resistant to using more hardware power to run better).

A lot of the problems are also bound to the physics implementation, turning down physics has an even bigger impact than turning down resolution or GFX. I suspect that the game is continuously slowed down by having to wait for physics to be calculated, which happens only on one CPU core. As those calculations also coincide heavily with explosions, many people mistake those as the real problem. We also see buffer overflows happen in the form of those weird implosions that cause movable objects on the map to fly towards some point (logs and broken down fences).

Jump back to quoted post17 Nov 2016, 15:16 PMferwiner

Coh2 is very CPU consuming and the differences in speed between old and new processors are much smaller than producers make them to be in their advertisments. For last 5 years nothing has changed in terms of cpu architechture (x86 ofc). This can really be felt. And this is the reason why you feel that no matter how much you pay for your pc it's still slow in coh2.