So now to FM. I reinstalled and lost all of my in-game progress, ha-ha and the start screen was set to its lowest resolution.
The game looked terrible but it ran, and to my great alarm, my monitor made a loud hissing noise. Not my speakers, the monitor itself.
I quickly switched to highest quality and the noise stopped and the game now runs normally. My suspicion is that on the default low setting something is not right. Maybe it's a resolution that some monitors cannot support. If OP is reading this, he could try forcing his graphics card s to a single resolution and refresh rate. As far as the game setup is concerned, maybe it would be a good idea to have the setup menu on a screen that doesn't have the animated map so that if the game goes to an unusable resolution or refresh rate, the whole thing doesn't crash, and so that you can go back and change the settings before any graphics are loaded.
Likewise, if there is something like a. At the least, you might want to look at what the game does when it runs on its lowest default setting, I really do think something bad is happening with that but I don't want to risk my monitor testing it. Thanks for reading all of this! FireWorks can try to automatically detect what parameters are causing jobs to fail by introspecting the database and compiling a report of what keys in the FireWork spec and Workflow metadata are most associated with failed jobs.
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