Trocan

So where did this rumor start? I've found nothing on arma IIs main site saying anything about "bigfoot roaming in the north"...could someone point me to that?

Yeh Dogtags, I've got Windows 7...the only common thread I see is the 4870. /shrugs... Since the patch I've not been able to get AA to work. It says it's set to high, but no matter what I change, nothing happens. I've now been trying to get this to work for 6 hours today, gonna go ahead and reinstall OS, reinstall game, and see if that has any effect. ---------- Post added at 02:44 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:43 AM ---------- Also--Before patch, I had some limited success, AA worked intermitently, when it did work, I left it alone, but now I can't get it to work at all.

Dogtags, I'm not sure your success is idicative of others... I have the radeon 4870, like one of the above posters on this page: "I've also got the same issue, postprocessing is turned off, and there is absolutely NO difference between disabled AA and High AA on my system, I'll try his work-around, even though it's not a preferable solution, it may work." --I also have the same issue, I got AA to work ONCE, and that was after an hour of doing a voodoo dance of turning off/on postprocessing, rebooting, praying to the rain god, and then OMFG I had AA, no more jaggies... Took a hit on framerate prettybad so I tried to tone it down a notch to normal---wait, what?! Nothing happened!!! It stayed on high!...Tried to turn it to low, same thing, AA STILL THERE! then I tried to turn it off, and once again, AA, so I restarted the game, and BAM! No AA, and haven't been able to get it back since... ::grumbles:: I've not spent more than an hour playing vs about 10 hours trying to work the settings out... I have a Radeon 4870, 3ghz dual core processor, 4gigs ram. "

not that I'm certain the original poster will read this, but we'll see...I've also got the same issue, postprocessing is turned off, and there is absolutely NO difference between disabled AA and High AA on my system, I'll try his work-around, even though it's not a preferable solution, it may work. I have a Radeon 4870, 3ghz dual core processor, 4gigs ram.