Slow/OOTP not responding

JanesAddctn · 07-29-2009, 02:47 PM

I am running OOTP 10 on a Desktop PC with Vista (Quad Core Processor, Dual NVidia Graphics cards).

I am able to play the game (using run as admin at first and now I can just double click on desktop icon to start) but it is extraordinarilly slow. I have been unable to encounter any of the crash bugs mentioned on the posts because the farthest I have gotten in one game has been jst after an amateur draft.

-Auto-playing just a couple of days may take over a minute or more
-Clicking for different reports or player pages sometimes freezes the screen for way too long
- Doing either of the above actions may also cause my screen to freeze for longer periods with a message of "OOTP 10 not responding" (this comes with a change in screen color....the screen will change to an almost ghostly transparent white)

I have tried to fix by adjusting game setup (not stopping auto-play for personal messages, no player photo, only saving human player box score) but this helps very little if at all.

Please help.

Tony M · 08-02-2009, 03:54 PM

Are you suffering similar slowdowns with other programs on your machine?

Have you got a virus checker running? If so, can you exclude the OOTP saved games directory from it?

JanesAddctn · 08-02-2009, 05:22 PM

Turning off virus protection helped a lot...Thank you.

Although....another issue (which I was not allowed to start a thread for).

Is it normal for so many prospects scouting reports to change for the worse every year?

I have seen a couple of times now when I have a scouting director (with above 90 in every type of scout rating) who tells me players who I have or trade for are "future hall of famer" or "can't miss" only to have the ratings change dramatically for the worse ("jorneyman minor-leaguer" or worse). I realize this happens in real life, but on more than one occasion I have this happen to more than five-seven highly regarded prospects in a single year.

This has nothing to do with the vast differences in scouting reports on scouting and ratings pages

07-29-2009, 02:47 PM	#1
JanesAddctn Minors (Single A) Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 75	Slow/OOTP not responding I am running OOTP 10 on a Desktop PC with Vista (Quad Core Processor, Dual NVidia Graphics cards). I am able to play the game (using run as admin at first and now I can just double click on desktop icon to start) but it is extraordinarilly slow. I have been unable to encounter any of the crash bugs mentioned on the posts because the farthest I have gotten in one game has been jst after an amateur draft. -Auto-playing just a couple of days may take over a minute or more -Clicking for different reports or player pages sometimes freezes the screen for way too long - Doing either of the above actions may also cause my screen to freeze for longer periods with a message of "OOTP 10 not responding" (this comes with a change in screen color....the screen will change to an almost ghostly transparent white) I have tried to fix by adjusting game setup (not stopping auto-play for personal messages, no player photo, only saving human player box score) but this helps very little if at all. Please help.

08-02-2009, 03:54 PM	#2
Tony M Global Moderator Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Here Posts: 6,156	Are you suffering similar slowdowns with other programs on your machine? Have you got a virus checker running? If so, can you exclude the OOTP saved games directory from it? __________________ This signature is intentionally blank

08-02-2009, 05:22 PM	#3
JanesAddctn Minors (Single A) Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 75	Turning off virus protection helped a lot...Thank you. Although....another issue (which I was not allowed to start a thread for). Is it normal for so many prospects scouting reports to change for the worse every year? I have seen a couple of times now when I have a scouting director (with above 90 in every type of scout rating) who tells me players who I have or trade for are "future hall of famer" or "can't miss" only to have the ratings change dramatically for the worse ("jorneyman minor-leaguer" or worse). I realize this happens in real life, but on more than one occasion I have this happen to more than five-seven highly regarded prospects in a single year. This has nothing to do with the vast differences in scouting reports on scouting and ratings pages