What fps do you get and system specs.

I get 60-80 in arena. And 30-60 in the lobby. If I stand still and do nonthing in the lobby the fps will dip to 30 fps. Really wish the game use open gl 4.0 or above or vulkan since they work better with Java. DX and java just do not work well together.

System specs are intel core i5 4440. Geforce gtx 760 heavily overclocked, 8 1600gb ddr3 ram

7 FPS windows XP 2002 3.3GHz 624mb RAM. You should be happy with your FPS.

Intel Celeron 2.3GHz w/ 2GB RAM running Windows 7 64-bit.

I get between 5-30 FPS in the lobby and anywhere from 20 FPS down to below 1 FPS during battles.

If I recall correctly:
Lobby: 20-25 FPS; 1 FPS (probably actually less) when looking in what I believe is the direction of the sun (regardless of whether the sun is visible or blocked by terrain).
In-game: 16-20 (?) FPS; about 5 FPS when looking in the direction of the sun.

All settings on the lowest values (including resolution), Intel Pentium D 3.00 GHz, NVIDIA GeForce 7200GS, 2 GB of RAM.

boytitan2 wrote:

Really wish the game use open gl 4.0 or above or vulkan since they work better with Java. DX and java just do not work well together.

Forcing OpenGL 4.0 would be bad for compatibility; for instance, my graphics card only supports up to around OpenGL 2.1.  As an MMO (and a company with a not so great track record), I don't think it'd be a good idea to make it impossible for some lower-spec computers to play the game, since that'd unnecessarily limit the people that could play.

If they could make it an option, that'd probably be worth it.  It'd also probably be good if they could manage to make the game use more than one CPU and GPU core.

Hmm... So apparently there's a bug in some versions of Java that cause programs made with it to sometimes fail to enter hardware accelerated mode even when it's supposed to.

Try going to Control Panel > System > Advanced > Environment Variables

Once there, try adding a new variable: J2D_D3D_NO_HWCHECK
For the variable's value, enter: true
This should force Java programs running in Direct3D (like Cosmic League) to make use of hardware acceleration, bypassing the buggy hardware check.

I found a small boost in my FPS with this. I'm not entirely sure it'll work for you guys, but I'm tossing it out there just in case.

Around this value .-.