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I very like the third suggestion. Clears out the screen alot and after persistent i believe there will be no global chat, so its a good option.

There are no more keys left. mmorpg.com doesn't have any aswell.

There will be housing system where you will have an option to add benches to your hut ;) Nothing else is needed.

Everything is going the right way but I agree, there is no rush with releasing. Better add atleast basic content like mounts, basic magic and thievery, polish the game, fix bugs and terrain problems in some parts of the world.

Well, you will move between them whenever you want, but I don't see that there will be much fighting between continents. I wish I'm wrong.

Oh. https://www.mortalonline2.com/are-we-playing-on-one-global-server/

Its still there ^^

I had it too, like two months ago every time I closed my laptop (screen). Next day it dissappeared and never showed up again.

No problem, upgrade your pc a little and thats all I can suggest.

It should work at minimum. GPU drivers are too old maybe? It sometimes gives some fps in other games if you update them.

And 2k opened mails for now :p

No problem man

29% is not much cpu consumption. Can you send pc specs? I don't know how to help to be honest, game is not that optimized as it should be plus maybe your pc is a bit too old. I dunno.

And it will generate theoretically the same problem for both sides that there are desyncs on NA serv for EU and EU for NA. But I get your point anyway.

The hype is about to test the server stability. Now you know all stress tests are about.

I can imagine the new problems will generate such idea if they potentially split the community. "Game is dead" (again) for two different servers, "I can't go to other continent cause Im having lags there" for spliting servers between ingame continents. It looks good only on paper ;)

Weird indeed. I'll check it later, not that I have to, but I'm very curious if it will give more fps

Start the Task Manager. Press the buttons Ctrl, Alt and Delete all at the same time. This will show a screen with several options. Choose "Start Task Manager." This will open the Task Manager Program window. Click the "Performance" tab. In this screen, the first box shows the percentage of CPU usage

I am, I just know how it always works ;)

Isnt? xD