Has anyone else e-mailed Adobe about lag?

[~Zeta~]

Has anyone? I'm fed up with it and so are others. I've tried but got no where (I don't have the .swf or capabilities to find codes and certain stuff for them).

EDIT: When I e-mailed them, they asked for the FPS and the .swf

[fido123]

I'm not flash expert, but flash is more of a resource hog than you think. Also the way in which a flash is coded determines how it'll act on your computer. I don't really think it's Adobe's fault for any lag.

[~Zeta~]

Even people with high-end computers have lag (Like Rubix before it got fixed). If that code determines how it will act on the computer, they can change that. You can change the code, not your computer (really).

[~kitty~]

I'm not sure if I'm thinking correctly, but I think he's saying that it's the code of the game, and not something so personal as your computer.

[~Zeta~]

Oh, it sounded like he said it's the code of Flash Player and not FFR. What's odd is that the lag is in different places, so something odd is going on. Wonder what the real problem is if someone could explain >.>

[rushyrulz]

facts:
FFR was made for flash 8
You're running FFR on flash 10
flash 8 games don't run well on flash 10


Think of it like a playstation. PS1 plays PS1 games. PS2 plays PS1 and PS2 games. PS3 don't play nothin but PS3 games. Now make PS1 flash 8, PS2 flash 9, and PS3 flash 10.

It's the same deal.

[Quigly]

Originally Posted by rushyrulz

PS3 don't play nothin but PS3 games.

I guess all the PS1 games I play on my PS3 aren't actually PS1 games then huh.