Forum Posts

• October 5, 2026 11:50 PM PDT

  in the topic ReGone Changelog in the forum News & Previews

   ReGone 1.8.3.5 - Servers Maintenance
  - Server errors have been fixed; ammunition now synchronizes correctly.
  - Joining a match used to cause a bug that prevented entry.
  - Statistics should now be working.

   

  ReGone 1.8.3.4 - USA Servers
  - Added a new servers in USA, Atlanta
  - Adjusted filter & server names
  - USA/LATAM users - Enjoy the lower pings!

• October 5, 2026 11:46 PM PDT

  in the topic IMPORTANT: Policy Changes in the forum General

  Due to pornographic/abusive clan names and images Google Adsense stopped ad serving on NZlay.com. In order to comply with their policies we announce the following changes:
  
  1. Email validation. New members will have to validate their email to register account. This will reduce multi-accounting and will make it more difficult to get a new account if the old is deleted.
  
  2. New rules upon signing up which state that adult images or words are strictly forbidden. Using them in profile name, image, tag will result account deletion and possible IP ban.
  
  3. Deleting all current clans. All NZlay.com clans will be deleted. All new clans will have to be approved by us. Number of clans will be reduced to 50-100. Rules on getting an official clan will be announced later. New rule is introduced which states that clan owners are responsible for their clan members. Clan can be deleted for clan members with adult content on their profile.

• October 2, 2026 12:10 AM PDT

  in the topic [GUIDE] How to Fix WebGL Game Lag (Enable Hardware Acceleration) in the forum Bugs & Support

  If you are experiencing low frame rates or stuttering in WebGL browser games—especially on a PC that should easily handle them—your browser might be forcing your CPU to do all the graphical work instead of using your graphics card (GPU).

  Enabling Hardware Acceleration allows the browser to offload rendering to the GPU, which is the number one fix for sudden WebGL performance drops. Here is how to enable it across all major browsers.

  Google Chrome

  1. Click the three vertical dots in the top-right corner of the window.

  2. Select Settings.

  3. In the left sidebar, click on System (or type "hardware" in the settings search bar).

  4. Find the toggle for Use graphics acceleration when available and turn it ON.

  5. Click the Relaunch button that appears to restart Chrome.

  Pro-Tip for Chrome: To verify it's working, type chrome://gpu in your address bar. Look under "Graphics Feature Status" and ensure WebGL says "Hardware accelerated".

  Microsoft Edge

  1. Click the three horizontal dots in the top-right corner.

  2. Select Settings.

  3. On the left menu, select System and performance.

  4. Look under the "System" section and turn ON the toggle for Use graphics acceleration when available.

  5. Click Restart to apply the changes.

  Mozilla Firefox

  1. Click the three horizontal lines (hamburger menu) in the top-right corner.

  2. Select Settings.

  3. Stay in the General panel and scroll down to the Performance section.

  4. Uncheck the box that says Use recommended performance settings.

  5. A new option will appear. Check the box next to Use hardware acceleration when available.

  6. Close the browser completely and open it again.

  Brave Browser

  1. Click the three horizontal lines in the top-right corner.

  2. Select Settings.

  3. Scroll down and click on System in the left sidebar.

  4. Toggle ON the option for Use graphics acceleration when available.

  5. Click Relaunch.

  Opera / Opera GX

  1. Click the Opera logo in the top-left corner and select Settings (or press Alt + P).

  2. Scroll to the very bottom and click on Advanced.

  3. Keep scrolling down to the System section.

  4. Turn ON the switch for Use hardware acceleration when available.

  5. Click Relaunch.

  Safari (macOS)

  In modern versions of macOS, hardware acceleration is deeply integrated into the operating system and is enabled by default in Safari. There is no manual toggle for this in the standard settings. If you are experiencing WebGL issues on a Mac, try updating your macOS version or check if a specific Safari extension is blocking WebGL content.

   

  In Chrome/Edge/Opera ://gpu looks like: https://prnt.sc/ZeZVBXRFaEGG This post was edited by Dave at October 2, 2026 12:10 AM PDT

• September 25, 2026 9:25 AM PDT

  in the topic Hello Begone friends. It has been a while - TheFallen99/Mortalis in the forum Off-Topic Discussions

  Waiting for BeGone to return xd

• September 19, 2026 10:13 AM PDT

  in the topic SHIT ITS FINALLY BACK !! in the forum Off-Topic Discussions

  Thank you for the support.