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Hey Guys,I bought KF2 yesterday and have so far put about 6 hours into the game. Now, before I carry on, I'm playing the game on a laptop with the following specs:CPU: i7 4710MQ @ 3.5ghz (OC)GPU: GTX 860m 4gb (Maxwell)RAM: 16gb DDR3OS: Windows 8.1 (64-bit)Firstly, I'd just like to say that the game is optimised really fucking well. For an early access title the whole experience is relatively smooth, so much so that it's about ten times more polished than other early access games.So, for online play 60FPS is pretty much a must, now my laptop can't quite manage 60FPS on ultra settings; however with the following tweaks, I managed to get a fairly steady 55-60+ FPS.1) Go to 'My Documents' 'My Games' 'Killing Floor 2' 'Config' 'Engine.ini' and turn streaming textures to FALSE. Honestly, I found this tweak on the steam forums and it increased my FPS by at least 20% and eliminated stutter.2) Turn off DOF and Motion Blur. Whilst not GPU or CPU heavy, you could recoup a few frames.3) Depending on your system, you might want to turn off ambient occlusion entirely. HBAO+ is fairly significant, SSAO is far less intensive.4) Real Time Reflections have a severe performance impact, cutting FPS by as much as 40% in certain areas when enabled. Yes, they make the game look nice but they're hardly necessary when playing online, when performance is king.5) Turn Shadows from Ultra to High.
Self explanatory.EDIT: as someone pointed out below the file path is incorrect, it should be this: My DocumentsMy GamesKillingFloor2KFGameConfigKFEngine.ini and the exact line is 'bUseTextureStreaming' Change it to false.My only other suggestions would be to reduce your graphics settings overall; although, it is really a matter of personal preference. Visual fidelity or performance, what's more important to you?Some people had mentioned lowering resolution, but KF2 isn't as intensive as something like Crysis or Far Cry 4.
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I didn't see any real point in decreasing from 1080p.I'd be happy to hear anyone else's suggestions!. Really though, it's an unreal engine game. You can tweak the graphics ini to lower the graphics to minecraft levels. Not recommended, but if your only options are 40 on minecraft mode, it's generally an easy choice.Case in point, I present you (also unreal engine) back when a crappy laptop was my only option for gaming.I could actually try to find the settings I used on that, and apply them to KF2, if anyone is interested.Edit: and so I did. Just about no effort went into this, but I bet I could get it down to minecraft mode (as seen in the image above) if I spend some time figuring stuff out again.
I think is what I used for reference on tribes ascend. Look up the appropriate.ini for KF2 graphics (it's one of them in c:usersNAMEdocumentsgamesKFGameconfig), make a backup, and start editing.There's a LOT of options you can turn down or entirely disable. It's all trial and error, really. Just go around editing a bunch, test if the game still functions, revert changes one by one if something fucks up (black textures or heavy lighting issues, etc), or replace with the backup to revert all changes.I'll probably fuck around with it as well and see what I can do.
Foreword: I have named this tutorial very strangely. The “Indirect Tutorial”? What is that supposed to mean?.smiles. Please recognize that the nature of this article is to simply open your eyes about this game, and what it can do for you, or what you can do for it. I leave the rest of the mystery to you. VersatileRevisions:5-27-09: Initial release5-29-09: Added the new link to the other tutorial website. It was bound to happen.
With the success of Valve’s game of the year “Left 4 Dead”, it was bound that another zombie game would hit the market soon. Tripwire has the answer with their different game called “Killing Floor”. What is Killing Floor?Per Wikipedia:Killing Floor is a for the, first released in 2005 as a demo, and full version, later that year. The mod acquired popularity after appearing in several game magazines. It is a based game, with action.
A of the game was released via on,.To me, think of it as Counter Strike meets Left 4 Dead. Main features include:. Killing zombies for cash.
Fighting waves of zombies similar to Left 4 Dead. 6 player co-op. Each map has a “boss”. Available SDK map making kit.
In game voice communicationand more! See the full details at. Is there a Single Player?Yes, sort of. All you do is go as yourself and fight against waves of zombies until you reach the boss. You can earn perks this way too so you can unlock other achievements.
Due note that there are no AI computer players to help you, so you are definitely on your own here. How about Online Multiplayer?Yes, there is online multiplayer. You can host your own online games and have up to six people playing with you on Steam. If you have a custom map that your friend doesn’t, your friend will automatically download the map from you. Left 4 Dead currently does not have this feature, so this is nice to have. Can Killing Floor be played without Steam?.wink.Yes, there is a LAN mode so you can play offline. No, you misunderstood me.
Can Killing Floor be played online without Steam?.double wink.Oh, you mean can it be played online without having Steam? However, you do realize that this is circumventing the Steam system. I have heard the argument from players who own the game that Steam players are bothersome, and they would like to try a different way of playing their game online. Perhaps with more mature audience. I have no argument against these cases. In fact, I want people to be aware of all opportunities to play their game online besides Steam.Currently there are two popular ways to play your game online:. Garena (most popular).
Hamachi (second most popular)Garena is starting to become the most popular online portal to help you play your games online. In fact, as of today 5-27-09, Killing Floor was added to the Garena network!Hamachi is another good way to play online. It is a virtual VPN solution that essentially emulates the LAN over the Internet so you can play with your friends by playing in what is called Hamachi networks. How can I play Killing Floor Online with Garena or Hamachi? Do I need special patches?Due to the nature of WordPress.com, I don’t think I am allowed to go into those type of details as that is frowned upon. However, I do recall among my adventures on the Internet that there are guides that explain how to play Killing Floor online with Garena or Hamachi. Should I post a link to one of those sites?
Would there be any harm in that? I don’t think so, do you?Here is the link:Note: This article is simply to make you aware of other online gaming alternatives.
No way do we infer or advocate piracy. We are not held liable for what you may learn at other websites on the Internet. How you want to live your digital life is up to you, and the Underground Staff wishes you the best of luck on your journey.Share this Post. You do know that Killing floor has been around before L4D was ever concieved right? By MattisdadaDownload:Description:The only working Killing Floor 1011+ crack for Killing Floor. In theory this should work for 1008 and onwards, haven’t tested it on older versions yetIf your stuck on the connecting screen, this is the crack for you 🙂—-Block—-This will work! It has two modes, dedicated server mode and client mode.If you want the dedicated server to work, run Dedicated Server Mode.batYou will NOT be able to connect to ANY server while in dedicated server modeIf you want to be able to JOIN any game (steam AND non-steam, LAN/Internet),run Client Mode.bat.1.
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Extract zip contents to the root of killing floor 1011+ (should work for 1008 and on wards. Keyword, SHOULD)2. Run Repair Current Directory.bat3. Run Client Mode.bat4. Run KFPlay.exe from now on (you dont need to do steps 1 – 3 every time)5.
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(opt) Run Dedicated Server Mode.bat to enable dedicated serverNote:You can run a listening server within client mode.Note2:If the game is still not working (stuck on connecting screen).