Set in Middle-earth, the world at some distant time in the past, the story began as a sequel to Tolkien’s 1937 children’s book The Hobbit, but eventually developed into a much larger work. Because most people(like you) talk out their ass and pretend they are experts. The Lord of the Rings is an epic high fantasy novel by the English author and scholar J. Instead of listening to people like you, people should use google. Had nothing to do with what graphics card you have, or graphic design at all? Why would you make such a stupid statement? SweetFX works on all graphics cards, its a program that adds some post processing over the designated program. im so sorry, but you are talking out of your ass. Plus I use a 27 inch 2560x1440 screen driven by a 1gig Radeon HD 5750. I'm currently installing the game here and the recommended setup says 20gb +3 for international versions, but the game is defaulting to 12 +3gb for the minimum version.

I remember there being HD textures you could isntall. And, in general, except for custom-built PCs, has superior graphics compared to any Dell or HP system on the market. I played this on a crappy computer in 2009 and back then it was a very enjoyable game (until you hit the zones where the game forced you to group and noone was abailable). Personally, I use a Mac - so those settings have no interest to me - the Mac uses OpenGL instead of DX for graphics. Originally posted by Valamar:Your question is 'confused.' Graphics is an extremely subjective subject. And, in general, except for custom-built PCs, has superior graphics compared to any Dell or HP system on the market. This basically means that you must become a graphics artists in addition to being a gamer.Īs for being outdated - as Oreyos pointed out, check that you are running the high-resolution version, and, if such things are your thrill, that you have DX10/11 enabled. Sweetfx allows you to play with the settings on your Graphics Card - providing that it is a supported card! It is not unlike the diference in the world of fine art between 'Realism' and 'Cubeism' - some people like one and some like the other, but both are extremely sophisticated renditions by individual artists. SweetFX, for example, pleases many people and alienates just as many (myself included). However, what you experience is totally dependent upon your own system's capabilities AND your own subjective definitions of what represents 'good.' In-fact, LOTRO has some of the most sophisticated graphics in gaming. Your question is 'confused.' Graphics is an extremely subjective subject.

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