This issue depends only on mouse polling rate, DPI settings do not affect this behaviour specifically. PCGW’s fixbox is also not completely accurate. Interestingly enough, whatever the issue is, it was fixed in AquaNox 2! Given how similar the games “feel”,Ĭomparing code between these two might be reasonably viable (compared to, say, Sometimes not registering inputs at all or registering only parts of it: I received a Steam copy of the game and its sequel in order to look into this (thanks, Sui!)Īnd sure enough – with my 500Hz mouse the game is… less than playable. Lower mouse polling rate to 200Hz or lower.Mentions the following under “Issues fixed”: PCGamingWiki page (as well as numerous Steam and GOG reviews) Nearly 20 years old, it doesn’t seem to have any major incompatibilities with modern systems GOG pages the game seems to be positively received and despite being The game in question is AquaNox – a submarine-based Upon downloading, all you need to do is to extract the archive to game’s directory and that’s it!īack at it with a pretty obscure game this time.
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