Aleiel

Unfortunately, Macs don't work like Windows machines, the drivers are part of the operating system and can't be updated separately, in essence there is no driver version to check. And I am on the most current version of MacOS, so there's nowhere to go until they put out another update; I doubt that will change anything. If anyone knows how to get around this Mac issue I'd certainly be open to it, but I've never heard that such things are possible. I don't know anything about DirectX vs OpenGL unfortunately; it's just amazing how much differently the two games run. Wurm Online looks like such a great game, I really wish I could get it working!

Thanks for the tips but I feel like something else must be going on here. I've now lowered my graphics settings almost as low as they can go (I think anyway, I don't understand all of them) and it still sticks just as bad as it always has. This, and I can run Elder Scrolls Online without any problem, a similarly graphics intense game. Does anyone else have the integrated Intel HD 4000 graphics card and had to deal with this issue? Any other thoughts as to what this could be?

I have seen various questions about correct settings but nothing about Sierra. I am new to Wurm and have never successfully run it before - it will load but the graphics "stick" and there are semi- to multi-second lags between frames when moving around. Even getting the settings window to popup causes a delay. My basic info can be found here: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook-air/specs/macbook-air-core-i5-1.8-13-mid-2012-specs.html 4GB Ram, 512MB VRAM I have lowered many of the graphics settings (but maybe not enough?), I have a 25mbps internet connection and I can run other games (like elder scrolls online) with no problem. Apparently, I am using Java 8, 111. Anyone have an idea what's going on? Thanks.