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#1 Despaira

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Posted 18 January 2015 - 05:15 AM

Sometimes players may experience slow game play or in game crashes. Flash based games need a lot of memory in order to run smoothly and are dependent on the player itself being updated constantly. The best browser to run Hero Zero on is Google Chrome as it updates the Flash Player automatically.  

Running multiple browser extensions will also slow down your game taking up a lot of your available RAM. Tuning down the number of extensions to only what you need will increase your speed and decrease in game crashes. If you have yourself some snazzy toolbar, get rid of it. Those things are browser poison.

 

If after all this you still experience in game crashes there is one more trick that could help greatly. Turning up your Flash memory is easy and helps prevent these irritating annoyances.

First start your Hero Zero game until the game has loaded fully and then hover your mouse cursor over the game field and right click over any area. A drop down menu will appear and in this menu click the option that says "Settings". 

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After you have opened the Settings menu choose the third tab from the left which resembles an open folder with a green arrow pointing down into it. This will reveal a slide bar that you should slide all the way to the right until the word "Unlimited" appears. 

 

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After you have done this close the menu. This will increase the amount of memory dedicated to your Flash player and your game should run much more smoothly. Have fun heroes! 


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