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What works
Single Player
Custom Battle
Main Menu
What does not
It looks everything works properly
What was not tested
Online gameplay
Additional Comments
tested game version is 1.153 and it is also steam version of game
System:
İntel Corei7 2630QM
Nvidia GT540M + Intel HD 3000 (Nvidia's hybird thing, i think they call it as optimus)
4GB RAM
For those experience Steam program startup errors, if you can post the version of WINE you are using, and whether you are using PlayOnLinux, I will investigate the startup problems, and see if I can replicate and remedy them.
Peter M Dodge
12/11/10
Low FPS Solution
If you're getting low FPS with Warband, try the following:
Enable single threading. Open the "~/.wine/drive_c/users/your_user_name/My Documents/Mount&Blade Warband/rgl_config.txt" (change the path to reflect your Warband installation) configuration file and set "force_single_threading" attribute to 1.
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Freezing when entering World Map
by Petr Zvěřina on Tuesday April 2nd 2013, 11:28
So, I have Warband installed via Steam, and it runs flawlessly... until I try to leave the merchant and get on the world map. It just freezes and nothing else. I tried the standalone version with Wine and it does the same thing. I think it's something broken about new versions of Wine or soemthing with 1.15x version(s) of Warband. Can't be sure, though.
Improve performance
by Heldar on Friday September 14th 2012, 14:06
I have a very bad FPS (about 20-40 with any video settings) on my AMD Phenom II X6 1075T with 8GB RAM and GeForce GTX 550 Ti with openSUSE 12.2. But the solution is very easy: just need to enable single threading. To do it please open the "~/.wine/drive_c/users/your_user_name/My Documents/Mount&Blade Warband/rgl_config.txt" configuration file and change the "force_single_threading" field to 1. And now I have ~60 FPS on Very High settings or 120 FPS (cap in rgl_config) on Low Video settings.
I had the movement issue with 1.2 in Ubuntu 11.4, and then when I upgraded to 1.3 from the PPA I managed to get rid of it, and lose all in-game sound.
Notably, the startup animation (for the development studio) has sound, and I can play the test sound without issue in the Wine Config, but I can't seem to get any sound out of M&B:W itself.
