Eikon,
Those of us on laptops, with no 3D graphics card, appreciate your efforts. Don't pay attention to the naysayers... get every ounce of speed out of your game.
The most profitable game market is the "casual gamers" market... people who want to play a game during lunchtime on their office PC, or people who are on a laptop and want something fun to do on a plane, or things like that. There are real reasons for optimizing as much as possible.
Those of us on laptops, with no 3D graphics card, appreciate your efforts. Don't pay attention to the naysayers... get every ounce of speed out of your game.
But since gamers will have real graphics cards, this shouldn't be an issue. I have tested BMax stuff on a $20 TNT, $40 GeForce and budget Radeons and not had any speed issues whatsoever.
The most profitable game market is the "casual gamers" market... people who want to play a game during lunchtime on their office PC, or people who are on a laptop and want something fun to do on a plane, or things like that. There are real reasons for optimizing as much as possible.