Free super mario run games. Adding bots to a game. First tell the server to allow bots, press tilde to open the console and type: /botenable 1.

CPU: i7 6700GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT640Machine easily runs 60 FPS on Eagle, full server (probably solid 125, but not sure).FPS drops not in seconds or miliseconds (no stuttering), but it in minutes. Sometimes I'd spawn with 110-125 FPS and maintain it, sometimes I'd spawn with 30-40 FPS and not get above 50-70 (no matter where I am or where I look). I connected to a server running 4-6 bots and 4-6 players. FPS first was kinda OK, wasn't smooth, but the it started dropping to 30-40 and sometimes below. After kicking bots the FPS still randomly dropped, but was generally around 40-70 (rarely I'd spawn with 100+). Server admin told me he heard similar story from 4 people and saw it himself. I connected to 200 ping 30 player server (UrT CTF East, IIRC).

FPS was awful and rarely went near 60. For 5 seconds it even went to. Hello just to add my 2c. The behaviour I am observing is exactly as Chameleonhider describes.FPS starts out nice and high, and around about what my 4.2 FPS was on the same maps.Then it drops, in chunks, until it reaches about 11 FPS and just stays there.I'm running an old Intel box (about 2.6 GHz from memory), 32 bit, with an old but good GE Force card. I just looked it up it's a GE Force 9800 GT.Might be some evidence (talking to other players in-game in 4.3) that only Intel users suffer this bug, but that could be circumstantial.Good luck!

I myself don't have fps drops any longer, However I meet players on our server who still complain on spontaneous fps drops.I don't know if this's helpful, only this I have for now.quote:'uhmm, it's like any time on any map. So there is no specific place where i have fps drops, CPu: AMD Phenom II x6 1090T 3,2.GPU: GeForce GT 520.OS: Window 7I tried it already with fps max on 60 etc.i tried snaps too, but well, nothing helped. I've tried to change my whole network config+graphics.nothing helped.it only gave me eyecancer'.