Comments - GoogleFrog

More information would be helpful.

Apparently setting 'CompressTextures = 0' can fix some Intel graphics issues. This is in springsettings.cfg through the 'Open game data folder' button in settings.

It works with some integrated graphics so your best bet is to try. Apart from the graphics the rest of your computer should be fine.

Have you tried the gameplay? Our graphics are easily good enough to not impinge on the gameplay which to me at least is a good level of graphics. But my preference aside ZK can look quite good with reasonably high settings on a well made map.

I don't know much about these current techniques but they probably have some problems with ATI. The rendering is all opengl which doesn't seem to be supported by ATI so more advanced stuff is often prohibited.

Don't let graphics put you off. It is an unfortunate fact that most first impressions are the visuals when gameplay is the important thing to judge.

By that do you mean you have problems when running the exe downloaded with this link? Zero-k.info

I think we listen to the player base sufficiently although things can take a while to implement.

It should be noted that the desync issues with the latest Ubuntu release were fixed with the new engine version.

What do you mean? This is not a rebranding of the Spring engine. Zero-k is a game built with the Spring engine.