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« Reply #15 on: July 21, 2008, 05:27:44 am »

Good question.  The only way I can really tell is to jump in a game.  Did you change the calculations based on real clock time so the value is consistent across all machines?
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« Reply #16 on: July 21, 2008, 08:27:04 am »

I concur: the speed on the expert game is painfully slow.  I can hit in the 'A' range even if 'A' is the first series to display.  I'll jump into a Sharpshooter practice and check some values.
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« Reply #17 on: July 21, 2008, 08:50:34 am »

I think one reason the speed was slowed down because if for whatever reason it gets really choppy then its still possible to hit a target.  However when its not choppy it is painfully slow as Weezal suggests.  I really like the speed at this BBS and it hasn't been choppy the few times I have played.
bbs.memphistw.org
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« Reply #18 on: July 21, 2008, 10:10:37 am »

I think one reason the speed was slowed down because if for whatever reason it gets really choppy then its still possible to hit a target.  However when its not choppy it is painfully slow as Weezal suggests.  I really like the speed at this BBS and it hasn't been choppy the few times I have played.

bbs.memphistw.org
Good find!  I had a flawless session, no bumps or burps in the connection, and the action combat speed is decent.  I think my accuracy was mid 90s%.  I think it's more fun when the average accuracy is in the 80s%.  The faster the speed, the closer to the 'slash'ing sensation.
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« Reply #19 on: July 21, 2008, 11:33:38 am »

I think one reason the speed was slowed down because if for whatever reason it gets really choppy then its still possible to hit a target.  However when its not choppy it is painfully slow as Weezal suggests.  I really like the speed at this BBS and it hasn't been choppy the few times I have played.

bbs.memphistw.org
Good find!  I had a flawless session, no bumps or burps in the connection, and the action combat speed is decent.  I think my accuracy was mid 90s%.  I think it's more fun when the average accuracy is in the 80s%.  The faster the speed, the closer to the 'slash'ing sensation.

Another good one with fast combat is  bluelobster.dyndns.org

Here is my list of known bbs with OOII
exciter.ws
zaverus very slow combat
lvl1 skinless man is oracle giver

dsbbs.net
can't remember

bluelobster.dyndns.org
vidland v1.2 fast
seems like a good one

bbs.memphistw.org
vidland v1.2  fast
lvl 3 oracle giver is the caturant
my favorite right now
 
thirdrockbbs.com
vidland v1.2  fast but choppy
 
www.operationoverkill.com
slow speed
3 games of varying difficulty and map. 
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« Reply #20 on: July 22, 2008, 01:07:19 pm »

Good question.  The only way I can really tell is to jump in a game.  Did you change the calculations based on real clock time so the value is consistent across all machines?

Yes.  The Windows versions should be accurate to about 15ms on NT platforms.  (That's a limitation of NT ... still ...)  Actually I've heard of a hack to increase that accuracy so I'll look in to it.  I remember it being a problem for the WoW client.

The DOS version does a little speed test at startup so it can get strange in rare cases.  I want to try and change it to something better, but I need to dig up all of the references on hooking into to the low level DOS timers.  I think 1.3 will be the last DOS version ever.  It is such a pain. Smiley
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