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[killaShag]

Since I have a disabilty I find it impossible to get past.

I have tried all sorts of issues from changing my mouse speed as well as my  resolution/

The  issue is for the pattern matching. I find that since I have to cick on the little white dots.

No matter what I try I can not hit the next button in time.

It becomes rather frustrating. Since I have not been able to make it work I have skipped openinng safes.

Until I came up agaisnt a mission critical one during the Thief's mission.

In ME1 I had no problems with the mini games since they were all key board based.
Altoough the option  was to use the Gel also came in handy.



Since other games such as Medal of Honor give me the option of slowing down-game through the console.
I was able to play it at the top level.

Since I had also payed  some money to upgrade my system, to play me2, I feel let down that there is no console option.

Is there anyway that i can adjust the game speed to help this issue.

Since bioware is one of my favoite studios I would feel let down,



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System Stuff

me2 1.02

Card name: ATI Radeon HD 4300/4500 Series
Win 7 64

Processor: AMD Phenom™ II X4 840 Processor (4 CPUs), ~3.2GHz
             Memory: 4096MB RAM
Available OS Memory: 4096MB RAM
          Page File: 1875MB used, 6313MB available
        Windows Dir: C:\\Windows.

[Bogsnot1]

You can add a keybinding which may slow down the screen display, thus giving you more time to make the match.
Refer to the modding thread here for the how-to, and the utilities you need to do so.
http://social.biowar...8/index/5055832

This is what you will need;
Under:
[SFXGame.SFXGameModeBase]
Bindings=( Name="Left", Command="SloMo -5 | OnRelease SloMo 1" )

Note: You can change the -5 to -10, or any other negative number, depending on what speed you want. When you press the left arrow key, it will slow down what is being rendered by the game engine. I have not tested this, it is based purely on theoretical knowledge of the game engine.

[killaShag]

I tried your hack. It did in fact work, however not for the mini game part of it. I will look at some more ways of trying to get it too work.

[Gorath Alpha]

You have a very low quality. slow graphics device. It was named in the requirements as inadequate. You must change to very Low Screen Resolution settings when this situation occurs.

The Basic, Raw Specifications aren't really a good indicator in this case except when you see the huge difference in the memory system bandwidth.  The newer card just doesn't have what it needs to move the graphics in and out of its VRAM better than at a very slow rate. 

www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php

Incidentally, desktop video graphics cards have been a tremendous bargain for the mid-range for the past year and a half to two years or so; there's just no need to suffer with such a bad video card, unless you happen to have a laptop (dead end there -- in order to get prices down, laptops have become disposables that hardly have any useful upgrade options from a gaming point of view). 

Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 16 mai 2011 - 12:55 .

[ETermin]

I am having troubles with the bypass mini-game but main thing that makes it hard is the mouse acceleration. As I am running HDMI any other screen resolution runs off my t.v. and I can't see the whole game. Just need higher mouse speed for the bypass mini-game so I can solve it and not have it go dead on me before I can even make it to the other symbol.

System
Nvidia PNY Geforce 210 1 GB http://www.newegg.co...N82E16814133320
Win 7 32-bit
Res : 1632x1014

[Gorath Alpha]

As I told the OP:

Gorath Alpha wrote...

You have a very low quality. slow graphics device.

Incidentally, desktop video graphics cards have been a tremendous bargain for the mid-range for the past year and a half to two years or so; there's just no need to suffer with such a bad video card, unless you happen to have a laptop (dead end there -- in order to get prices down, laptops have become disposables that hardly have any useful upgrade options from a gaming point of view). 

You'll have to replace the video card, or if you have a very, VERY low screen resolution choice, go to that. The 210 is just bog-slow, and the game uses a graphics feedback system that simply doesn't work with such terrible cards.The 210 is far worse than the card that the OP needed to replace starting this message thread. 

www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php

As you can easily see when the minimum is compared to that awful 210, it's behind on every shared measurement.  It has only 25% of the bandwidth, only 69% of the pixel fill rate, and only on texture fill rate is it "close", at 92% of the minimum card's performance. 

Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 08 juin 2011 - 08:44 .

[ETermin]

game runs fine besides it is running dual mode with integrated card (256 mb) and as I stated any other res will make it so I can't see the entire screen I just need an option to increase the mouse speed. As the graphics card is the last thing on the upgrade list. this may be hard for you to believe but I can play crysis max settings 15fps on my low end rig. just large resolution makes the mouse acceleration extremely noticeable and very difficult to do that puzzle only. I did not have the problem when using a standard resolution of 1280x800 on a vga cable.

EDIT

As of now any other res will cut any game off my screen. even a simple 800x600.

Modifié par ETermin, 08 juin 2011 - 08:03 .

[Gorath Alpha]

I don't see any other way. The old card has to go.

Take a look at this.  It's not really a "full power" version, since DDR2 RAM has replaced the GDDR3 it's supposed to have, but this is a Radeon HD 4670 for only $30 after the rebate!

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx

As long as I had Newegg's page open, I called up everything listed for under $50, and over $25, six of their index pages with about twenty per page, a total of 120 cards (of which about a dozen were out of stock at present). 

At least a dozen cards, and probably TWO DOZEN in the list were acceptable, and all but one was a Radeon.  There was just a single more or less usable Geforce, a GT 220, for $50, not nearly as good of a card or a price as the cheap HD 4670.

Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 08 juin 2011 - 09:48 .

[ETermin]

Just need a temp fix until I build my ultimate home server comp, which is going to be a few years from now. The mouse works fine the rest of the game. its just during the bypass mini-game it goes slow and has no sensitivity and horrible mouse acceleration. But hey I guess it is the price of being a PC gamer and getting the ports from the console. Usually they are better if built for PC first then ported to console. Sorry for little rant but I just need a simple fix not go chuck money out for something I don't need at the moment. A graphics card is not the answer to every problem, sometimes a to powerful one can be a problem.

[mcsupersport]

Microsoft Sidewinder X5 mouse.

Has buttons on the top to change the mouse movement speed.

[ETermin]

just playing the game in windowed mode fixed supposing it had to do with my resolution not being standard.