[BG2:EE] Will inventory lag get fixed in 2.5 update?
FurloSK
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Hi there,
many players (including myself) have experienced inventory lags when picking up equippable items in inventory. This was introduced with 2.0 update, which included portrait highlighting.
This lag is actually so bad (~2-3 seconds for me) that I can't use Enhanced edition at all and need to stick with old Classic Edition.
There are several discussions about this problem on Beamdog Forums, e.g.:
Will this get fixed in 2.5 update?
If not, could we at least get an option to turn it off in game settings?
Thanks,
FurloSK
many players (including myself) have experienced inventory lags when picking up equippable items in inventory. This was introduced with 2.0 update, which included portrait highlighting.
This lag is actually so bad (~2-3 seconds for me) that I can't use Enhanced edition at all and need to stick with old Classic Edition.
There are several discussions about this problem on Beamdog Forums, e.g.:
- https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/64091/inventory-lag
- and https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/58846/inventory-lag-and-finding-ways-around-it
- https://support.baldursgate.com/issues/23866
- https://support.baldursgate.com/issues/20583
- https://support.baldursgate.com/issues/26195
Will this get fixed in 2.5 update?
If not, could we at least get an option to turn it off in game settings?
Thanks,
FurloSK
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The lag is not always so long, and definitely depends on how many people I have in my party, and how "complex" are the items in my inventory and character scripts. For example, having Sandrah mod installed and Sandrah in my party, lag jumps to 3-4 seconds because her scripts are long (at least in terms of KB-size).
So I think that even if it's not visible for some people, the lag/non-optimal computation is still there, but is just too short for them to actually see it.
We’ve been through worse. Hopefully this bug gets squashed eventually, too.
I had this problem with my 10-year older computer (windows XP, first gen-duo core 2.2 ghz, with a nice Nvidia graphics card), which was able to run 1.0 versions just fine.
When I switched to a newer-ish laptop, the problem went away and hasn’t come back (i5 quad core, no special graphics card).
Not sure if this information could possibly be used to help narrow down the issue.