Recent changes that required players to complete Triton Avenue, Firecat Alley and Cyclops lane in a specific order have been reverted. You can now receive quests to enter all three streets at the same time.
The "Go to Commons" button now displays "Go to PvP Lobby" when you're in a PvP arena
Everyone will be able to see KingsIsle Support badges even if they have their "Display Names" setting to none
New accounts can no longer skip the tutorial on their first Wizard
Limit 1 restrictions have been removed from most items (but not all!)
Advanced computer users are now allowed to change installation directory on Vista or Windows 7
Zamunda Barracks is now a gauntlet which means you cannot teleport into this area
Players can now properly switch from high res textures to low res textures
Clicking on the Quest arrow will now bring up your Quest Journal
Two handed swords will now be held properly in the character selection screen
Some issues with oversized ice blocks in the pet minigames have been resolved
Hey, there is something i have been meaning to ask you... Uh, after the update this month (February) i saw that the name colors were changed. My sister and i both didn't like this because i can barely see a wizard's name because it is bold black. Also i can't see their pet name and pedigree. KI can you plz plz plz fix :x :x
Hey, there is something i have been meaning to ask you... Uh, after the update this month (February) i saw that the name colors were changed. My sister and i both didn't like this because i can barely see a wizard's name because it is bold black. Also i can't see their pet name and pedigree. KI can you plz plz plz fix :x :x
It's most likely that your video drivers are out of date. It's important to keep these up to date and here's how:
It's very easy (but takes several steps to figure out what it is):
1. Determine the manufacturer of your video or Audio card
A) Video > Open your control panel, click on "Display" > "Settings" tab > "Advanced" > "Adapter" > "Properties" > "Driver" tab.
B) Audio > Open your control panel, click on "Sounds and Audio Devices" > "Hardware" tab > "Devices" > Click on the audio device then > "Properties" > "Driver" tab.
2. Write down the Driver Provider and Driver Version.
3. Go to the driver manufacturer's website and locate your particular computer and download the newest driver (you can check the latest driver they post with the driver version you have, if it's the same, then don't bother with the download - likely they've come out with a new one since last you updated though). If you have Windows 7, you can open device manager, and right click on the device. You can pick Update drivers from this as well.
After updating the driver, reboot your computer and hopefully, all is right in Wizard City!
PS: You can bypass all this by sending us a dxdiag & we'll determine your driver and send you the link to update if necessary:
To create a dxdiag.txt just go to Start -> Run (or Search in Vista) and enter dxdiag and click OK. Once the program has run it's course, click "Save all Information" and it will output a txt file that you can attach to your ticket. You can send us a ticket via the "Contact Us" tab above.
Some of the common video drivers (** Some laptop and even proprietary desktop manufacturers do not recommended or support driver updates from the video driver manufacturer's websites. Please refer to the computer manufacturer's website first (where applicable) for information pertaining to video driver updates. ):
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