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Usually my sound goes every match I play. But today I seen a suggestion to put sound settings on low. I done this and have been playing all night without one sound problem. Funny thing is I don't notice any reduction in the sound quality. Who's a happy bunny then? :D

This game is fantastic and I love it. BUT: I am now getting a little fed up with having to restart the game every time the server changes maps because of the sound bug. Really TWI, this bug should have been squashed ages ago. How hard can it be?

What Catalyst drivers are you finding to be the all-round best for playing RO2? Edit: Poxy poll didn't work. Never mind, at least I tried.;)

Hitching, that thing that seems to want to glue you to every object in the game world, no matter if it's a doorway, sandbag or empty Coke can. It's so annoying. What I would like to know is what is the cause? Is it a broken cover system, a hardware issue or something like the U3 engine being iffy?

It seems that while some are getting terrible performance others are having no problems at all. I have a AMD cpu and AMD/ATI graphics card. Does the bad performance relate to this hardware, or are Intel and Nvida users suffering the same?

I had the beta running pretty well and the game play was good. The release on the other hand feels clunky, like a engine not firing on all cylinders and is about to stall. The hit detection is all over the place. It's like, you sight a enemy, pull the trigger and the game rolls a dice. All in...

To get the best I could in graphic quality and speed I have forced my AA to 4 and my AF to 8 from my control panel. All in game settings are set to high. This seems to give a nice sharp image at a fair frame rate. Has anyone else found the perfect setting for ATI cards?

I love this game, and I can put up with the bugs it's quirks and the crashes. But what I can't put up with is this auto balance crap. Imagine; I am in a game having a great time, working as a team like the devs intended. Then bang, I am thrown over to the opposing team. How in your wildest...

Realtek onboard sound. Win 7 64 bit. Latest drivers installed. Losing sound in games, only restart will fix it.

I am looking for a way to completely disable post processing to enable my anti-aliasing to work properly. Does anyone know how I can do this?

Why does my game crash every time I switch to low shadows? And why is there no option to turn shadows off? I hate shadows because they always look **** whatever the game. :)