Mac User with Tuchola Forrest Errors Options

[Tarkus]

Hi Everyone,

Just started to get back into playing after sometime away and decided to give TF a try.
From what I've seen so far it look very impressive. Well done Scarpyard Bob!

The trouble is I keep getting error messages that look like this:

http://www.tarkus.f2s.com/Screenshots/TFError.jpg

its driving me mad

I'm running a PowerMac G4 Dual 1.25ghz Processor with 1.25GB Ram.
I've upgraded the graphics card to an ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 256mb. From an 80GB HD theres 40gb of space still available.

If anyone can help I'd really appreciate it.

I cant think of anything else that might be usefull - give me a shout if you need any other info.

[HarryCaray]

Hamma I was looking at the stock stats and saw for the elefant you 393 kills and 16 deaths. The 2nd best elefant guy has 143 kills to 11 deaths. Out of all the game you die that little means you can basically stay in it whole game.

For the Russian heavy CC has 374 kills and 9 deaths. Thats crazy, litteraly lol. Zoti has 1 death and is ranked 9th.

I just think the heavies are too powerful. Even another heavy gets killed in one shot. TF and Barb the tanks are more matched.

[HammaTime]

You are misinterpreting the stats.

The kills vs death figure is for how many kills a person makes with the elefant vs how many times they are killed by the same type of tank. That does not equate to how many times we die in the Elefant or the Russian heavy. Both tanks are extremely susceptible to attack by infantry as they can barely move. The key to success in those tanks is the ability to know the battlefield and know where you may be out flanked, and of course, to be surrounded by support troops.

I first started getting in a heavy, not because of its heavy hull, but because it can drop a base in a minute and nine seconds faster than a conventional tank. It takes 35 shots in a conventional tank to drop a base whereas a heavy can do it with 10 shots. Seemed pretty obvious to me what was the better choice in a base assault map.

I've always been puzzled by people who complain that heavies "take the fun" out of base assault. Perhaps they are playing the wrong game. "Tag" might be a better option for those types.