Creativerse Goes 64-bit on November 15th!
Hello Creators,
Over the past few months, we have investigated reports of reduced performance and worked hard on changes that will reduce crashes and improve overall game performance. Our update tentatively scheduled for November 15th will contain a number of performance optimizations, and will upgrade Creativerse to a 64-bit client.
Upgrading to a 64-bit client will address a majority of memory-related crashes players report and set Creativerse on a path for more ambitious content. A vast majority of our players are already utilizing 64-bit operating systems, and are all set to enjoy the improved gameplay. A small number of players however, are still running 32-bit versions of Windows which will no longer be supported with the update release
In preparation for the release, we have put together an FAQ to help you make sure your system is prepared:
Edit: Updated the projected date of the release to Wednesday, November 15
Over the past few months, we have investigated reports of reduced performance and worked hard on changes that will reduce crashes and improve overall game performance. Our update tentatively scheduled for November 15th will contain a number of performance optimizations, and will upgrade Creativerse to a 64-bit client.
Upgrading to a 64-bit client will address a majority of memory-related crashes players report and set Creativerse on a path for more ambitious content. A vast majority of our players are already utilizing 64-bit operating systems, and are all set to enjoy the improved gameplay. A small number of players however, are still running 32-bit versions of Windows which will no longer be supported with the update release
In preparation for the release, we have put together an FAQ to help you make sure your system is prepared:
MAC USERS:
I use Mac OS X, will I be able to play after the update?
- Mac OS X is a 64-bit operating system, so you are all set!
WINDOWS USERS:
How can I tell if I am using a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows?
- Use this guide. Follow the instructions for your version of Windows under "Determine if Windows Vista, 7, 8 and 10 is 32-bit or 64-bit"
- Use this guide. Follow the instructions under "Windows CPU type"
- Unfortunately this means you won't be able to play since you cannot install the 64-bit version of Windows on your system without an upgrade.
- You're in luck! This means you're using a 32-bit version of Windows but your CPU can run a 64-bit version, so you may be able to upgrade.
Edit: Updated the projected date of the release to Wednesday, November 15