Frame Rate drop when trees are around.

[Henry X]

So whenever I'm fighting a battle and there are any trees on the battlefield (usually in a moderate number), I get a rather generous amount of visual lag. I've tried setting the vegetation detail to low and that hasn't fixed the problem and when I run auto-detect in video options, my computer automatically sets vegetation detail to high (along with everything else). Now when there are few to no trees on the battlefield, I get roughly thirty to fifty frames per second.

Any suggestions so fighting in the woods can be a bearable experience?

[Captain Zoran]

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[Henry X]

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Avatar is very suiting isn't it?

bane: thank you for the recommendation. I turned the shadows down from high (which was what my computer detected) to medium and its been smooth sailing since.

[bɑne]

Turn the shadow setting down.

Moved to Tech Help.

[bɑne]

Glad to hear it. Don't really know why but the shadow calculations seem to be so hungry when it comes to system ressources but it is a small price to pay.