You're using the term "critical" wrong

Your eyes. They are broken.

If there actually is a way it should probably be fixed lol

The game is only "CPU intensive" because it doesn't utilize multiple cores. It's intensive on the one core, sure. But my point was that OP shouldn't be running out to buy a new quad-core because this game doesn't even support it. And you're terrible at spotting trolls.

I more or less agree with everything you wrote. And everything you wrote has more or less been written before. Don't expect any changes soon.

I'm here for two more months because I used a prepaid time card I probably wont be staying, even if I'd like to.

I might just start clicking need on everything in order to spite you people. This is pathetic.

I went to Hoth no Tauntaun mounts uninstall.exe'd

well no I'm not sure actually. I just assumed a second instance of the game wouldn't run because that's common practice for an online game. And I'm pretty sure you can load up the launcher, but the game won't run twice. Although, I don't have proof to support this claim. Either way you still need two separate copies of the game, and two accounts to log into. And like I said I doubt it's actually worth it.

That's not necessarily true. Bioware's coders are horrible, but they might fix the issue eventually. Although I can't see them fixing it without bringing up 10 more issues in its place.

Neither. The most important for FPS would be your GPU. Your graphics card. Judging from your specs this is probably the case. You need a better video card, and a little more ram. The CPU is fine enough. Seeing as how the game isn't very CPU intensive anyway.

Then can you actually contribute to the thread by explaining why you sometimes earn objective points and sometimes you don't? The points aren't linked to completing objectives. So what are they actually linked to? Is there something specific you have to do?

I'm more concerned about the fact that I can't run around naked if I want to. Bioware pls fix

In any sort of instanced area mobs don't have leashes. This is a conscious design choice by the developers. And it makes sense. But you do have the advantage of being able to step right outside the entrance of the instance and having them reset. And this is a non-issue anyway. Just because you can't a handle a couple of wandering enemies and evenly spaced mobs doesn't mean it's a game flaw. If you play the game correctly, you should never have to run.

It'd be nice to at least know what you actually have to do to earn objective points. Because it obviously doesn't have anything to do with the Warzone's actual objectives.