I have an idea. You should cry about it on the forums and see if that helps.

I think your 'Enter' button is broken. That will definitely affect game play. Might wanna get that fixed.

Mmmm.... I don't think that is right.

Nah, I can concur. My loading screens have NEVER taken more than 30 seconds. Maybe putting an SSD on your computer was like putting Recaro seats in a Yugo?

I'm at a constant 55ms. I did have a lag spike a few days ago that got me to 200ms for about 3 seconds. I was devastated.

http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler2/ Download that, run SW and watch the TCP and UDP logs.

Who am I... "Herp derp, crystal nodes don't work. I QUIT" That's right. I'm every self entitled Y-generation r'tard who's ever complained about anything.

Um, what's the evidence. You posted one image (two technically, but no reference image). Regardless, it doesn't matter. They're the same texture with different post-processing effects.

Software Engineering. Also, my character has far more detail from that distance than yours does up close. I didn't bother reading your specs because even if you have the specs, you've done something wrong because your screenies look like garbage. I'm guessing you're not a very good graphic designer.

Those textures are literally the exact same. Again, the only differences are alpha/lighting/shadow which makes the "higher resolution" character appear more defined. More defined does not mean a higher resolution image is being used for the texture. A higher res texture would be more intricate. For instances, scratches on the belt buckle, extra wrinkles in clothing. Also, I'm sure the reason is those special lighting effects take much more GPU power which is why they're reserved for the cut scenes.

Apparently you don't have the hardware. Mine looks perfectly fine. But you know what they say, plumbers usually have the worst pipes of anyone. http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/h321/nateyg222/Screenshot_2011-12-22_16_24_21_510000.jpg

They are the same textures. Argue all you want.

As someone who already has a Masters -- you are wrong. Don't confuse crispness with higher resolution. All the differences are with lighting/shadow.

Um, no. Those textures are the same.

Those aren't different textures. It's the lighting/pixel shading that's different.