Played 2.9 and all performance/lag issues were gone, seeing that 2.11 drives this even further it will improve for all players. I started with 30 fps (I capped it, no idea how far it could go) and never even had a dent in that number, nice job.
Ooooor you just killed of 1000 Zerg. From a certain amount of units performance declines steadily. This happens in every map, see Galactic Command v 0.5, people kept spamming marines and from around 1.5k+ units no matter what specs or settings, it was just like the game was not able to run it correctly. See my other comment on how it might be solved. When you kill of or remove enough units performance will rebound back to giving normal amount of frames. For example in my situation with Fringe I start off with 17 fps, when I'm half way I'm up to 20-21 fps, when I'm in the town I mostly get 24+.
The problem is the 2k + enemies from the beginning of the game. Not only does it screw with performance it also causes lag. You could easily fix this with adding buffers. You make regions which trigger the spawn for the next 200-400 Zerg. These regions are placed along the whole trajectory of the map and spawn the necessary Zerg enemies. Your map easily allows this approach since you have multiple barriers and choke points. Examples: The stone barrier in north of map, The bridges in south of map, Entrance of Starport, etc... When all heroes make it past the region you can set a trigger spawning the Zerg at specific points (like a group of 5 hydra and 10 lings at one point) or randomly trough out the new uncovered region. It'll take some triggers and time but it'll probably clear up a lot of performance issues that most people tend to have with this map. The massive spawn trigger will only pause the game for 4-5 seconds instead of having people play at 15-20 frames. Hope this helps.
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Played 2.9 and all performance/lag issues were gone, seeing that 2.11 drives this even further it will improve for all players. I started with 30 fps (I capped it, no idea how far it could go) and never even had a dent in that number, nice job.
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@Underp4ntz: Go
Ooooor you just killed of 1000 Zerg. From a certain amount of units performance declines steadily. This happens in every map, see Galactic Command v 0.5, people kept spamming marines and from around 1.5k+ units no matter what specs or settings, it was just like the game was not able to run it correctly. See my other comment on how it might be solved. When you kill of or remove enough units performance will rebound back to giving normal amount of frames. For example in my situation with Fringe I start off with 17 fps, when I'm half way I'm up to 20-21 fps, when I'm in the town I mostly get 24+.
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The problem is the 2k + enemies from the beginning of the game. Not only does it screw with performance it also causes lag. You could easily fix this with adding buffers. You make regions which trigger the spawn for the next 200-400 Zerg. These regions are placed along the whole trajectory of the map and spawn the necessary Zerg enemies. Your map easily allows this approach since you have multiple barriers and choke points. Examples: The stone barrier in north of map, The bridges in south of map, Entrance of Starport, etc... When all heroes make it past the region you can set a trigger spawning the Zerg at specific points (like a group of 5 hydra and 10 lings at one point) or randomly trough out the new uncovered region. It'll take some triggers and time but it'll probably clear up a lot of performance issues that most people tend to have with this map. The massive spawn trigger will only pause the game for 4-5 seconds instead of having people play at 15-20 frames. Hope this helps.
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Give us the instructions and I'll worship you for 6 months :D.