Thread: Dragon Knight's Oath event guide

Originally Posted by Samyy

it happens because at some point your taskmanager decides to give up on the high in net consumption tasks that you have with the mighty prince opening '200 tabs' x'D and any proof of chrome doing that ?.___. because i have spend 3 years working in google cx scd dept :/ unless your meaning to say cookies x'DDD...and no browser game suffers from browser restriction ;/ as there is no such thing .__. the los browser used by foxy is so bad and outdated u actually wanna puke D:....soln ? run a ccleane every weekend and use chrome ? and open new windows ins tabs ? o.O

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anybody tested awakened claudia and dk's dps ?xD i didnt awaken her yet .___. and dk as i hear is good sub dps :/

Definetly not. Since other then Chrome, firefox has the wonderfull feature that only the tabs actively load that i click on, the others remain unloaded in the background until i click at them the first time during that session, they dont even take up a process. Btw. Firefox did run the game well enough for the most time its just since yesterday that for whatever reason its deciding that aigis (and ONLY aigis, nothing else and no other game from nutaku) is killing it.

Of course they do. Your standard pc doesnt run browsers using its graphicscard, the browser only uses the cpus power (most do so - yes even for browser games) and needs hardware acceleration to make games properly work. Once u have a high end machine ull notice that a browser reaches its own limits far befor your hardware does so as the browser can only handle so much (viaries from game to game and browser to browser some are better at some games and some are better at others). They are limited by there cache too and browser games are much more cpu and ram heavy then "normal games" when u split them down into how complex they are. Also browsers have to load plugins like flashplayer to play games which further limit and slow as these have thier limits too. Hell yes browsers are limited or "restricted" in thier capability. Plugins can quickly get your browser down to its knees while ur pc wouldnt even give a cough. I have 8 prozessing units (cores) goin at 3.4GHz if needed (when running a browser game barely more then one core even starts to rise up its efforts a few percantages) and 16GB RAM (and its a fast one). I can even open multiple "real" games and forget about them in the background as just one of my 8 cores takes the idle work on it and nothing until now was even able to fill my RAM up to more then 75%. All my browsers run on my SSD which reads compareably fast to my RAM. Yet it can happen (YES also in Chrome) that a Browser game starts killing the frames. I dont even know why im going in on this detailed as the problem very likely is not any "resource issue" but rather a problem colliding something within the game and the browser in this case Firefox causing it to crash. Thus, until fixed, simply forcing me to switch to another browser. Im sorry if i stepped over some tiny stone in this list as im no pro at the topic but the things i listed are pretty easy to find just using google when interested in the topic.

Ps. just "google" about googles privacy scandales/violations. You wont get everything as its google your searching with and many english speaking countrys dont care about privacy rights as much as for example germany does but youll still find enough. Or just get this for a starter Criticism of Google

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Originally Posted by JMich

You can always go with SRWare's Iron, which is basically Chrome without Google. No automatic updates though, but that shouldn't be a big issue.
There should be a few more Chromium based browsers out there if Iron doesn't do it for you, but whatever works for you I guess

Thanks. Im gonna give Opera a shot for now n try around with others later.