Halo: Combat Evolve - choppy animations

Ok, the title basically says it all. I have the latest patch but the animations by the NPC is choppy. The game itself runs smoothly, I myself have no hiccups or low framerate but the enemies and my allies have a rather choppy animation for an unknown reason. Also my weapon has a choppy animation too like when I move it or when I reload. The game itself runs smoothly but the weapon and NPC animations are really weird.

Any solutions? 

AMD 64 3000+

1GB ram

6600GT 128MB

I know Halo is a badly optimized game but the settings I have is decent enough to run everything on high. 

AMD 64 3000+

1GB ram

6600GT 128MB

I know Halo is a badly optimized game but the settings I have is decent enough to run everything on high.

 

Supafly1

Badly optimized?! stop downloading porn dude that might work 

[QUOTE="Supafly1"]

AMD 64 3000+

1GB ram

6600GT 128MB

I know Halo is a badly optimized game but the settings I have is decent enough to run everything on high.

 

maikelplant

Badly optimized?! stop downloading porn dude that might work

Maybe it isn't so badly optimized compared to other games that we get from Ubiport but it sure hell was when it was released on the PC. Don't even argue with me.

No, no, no, no, no.

Player animations are capped at 30fps no matter what, so even if you're playing at 150fps, the character animations are still going to look choppy.  I have the game, and this was the first thing I noticed.  

Just to reitterate.

I just reinstalled Halo: CE and even in the scenes where I was getting 450+fps, the player animations are still choppy. :P 

No, no, no, no, no.

 

Player animations are capped at 30fps no matter what, so even if you're playing at 150fps, the character animations are still going to look choppy. I have the game, and this was the first thing I noticed.

dunamistheou

How the hell does 30 FPS= choppy?  

You never played at 60+fps before?

Things get choppy around 50fps if there is no motion blur.   

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No, no, no, no, no.

 

Player animations are capped at 30fps no matter what, so even if you're playing at 150fps, the character animations are still going to look choppy. I have the game, and this was the first thing I noticed.

DarkRecruit

How the hell does 30 FPS= choppy?

Just play it and you'll see. You can clearly see that the NPC's are skipping their animation when they are moving.

[QUOTE="DarkRecruit"][QUOTE="dunamistheou"]

No, no, no, no, no.

 

Player animations are capped at 30fps no matter what, so even if you're playing at 150fps, the character animations are still going to look choppy. I have the game, and this was the first thing I noticed.

Supafly1

How the hell does 30 FPS= choppy?

Just play it and you'll see. You can clearly see that the NPC's are skipping their animation when they are moving.

Then they're not at 30fps.