Disclaimer: There's a 99.9% chance I'm wrong about this, so listening to me
would kinda be like a blind leading the blind type of deal. If I'm wrong
about this, just smack me on the arse, call me stupid and go back to work.
;-)

That said.

You are absolutely right about the boat waiting after zoning. The PC's
processor is what handles all number crunching, if your processor is faster
than mine, when you zone all non-static information for the zone at the time
will be handled by your PC faster than mine. Of course, there are 3d Cards
that will take pressure off of the processor.

Zarbon

--Poster boy for the: "where's the 'any' key?" joke.--

----- Original Message -----
From: <elaineec@...>
To: <EQ_Necromancer@onelist.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 9:45 AM
Subject: [EQ_Necromancer] RE: Hope this isn't too OT..but

> From: elaineec@...
>
> Connection speed is definitely an issue when zoning but what about
processor
> speed? I am the first to admit I dont know much about computers, but a
group
> of friends and I play and we noticed the person with the slowest processor
> speed takes longest to zone. My friend who just got a new computer,
faster
> than any of ours, now zones faster than any of us too.
>
> So my theory on why the boat waits so long after zoning to get moving
again
> is: it's waiting for the person with the slowest computer or connection
speed
> on the boat to zone in.
>
> Whaddaya think? (Prolly I shouldn't oughta mess with computers huh?:)
>
> Lividity
> (who has developed quite a taste for fresh dwarf meat)
> Cazic-Thule
>
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