Does the game still need progam switches?

At least i think thats what they are called. I just had my backup PC's cpu upgraded, and was wondering, do you still need to add the "-" command to get the game to register a dual core or not? And if so, what is it again?? LOL.

Thanks in advance!

P.S. And are there any other's i may need to know about??

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short answer: no.

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The only switch I use, from time to time is -console.

It opens up a command line and shows you what the client is doing. Kinda nifty, but ultimately doesn't really tell you much (at least it didn't in my case...but maybe in others?)

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Yes and now we are in open Beta, there is a switch to enable beta multiple graphic card support.

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We also use the -test switch to connect to the Test Server.

We also use a switch to bypass the updater.

We've been told about a totally unsupported switch to enable SLI on nVidia graphics cards. We haven't been told the unsupported switch to enable Crossfire support for ATI cards.

Many in beta had to use a switch to get a cursor until this latest patch.

They removed the need for the switch to use both cores.

To answer the question posed by the title of the post, yes. To answer the specific question asked in the OP, no.

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