Hey guise.
I have a problem.
I recently got Metro Last Light and it doesn’t want to work.
Doesn’t want to work as in ‘the-game-only-gets-to-around-the-introductory-cutscene’ problem.
This is due to a graphics problem, and as you all know, I have the best worst Graphics Card ever: an Intel Family.
Here’s some stuff.
Can anybody help, or should I go get a better graphics card?
yes
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Which do you think I should get.
Note that I only have $25 (right now, I may get some more in a week or two).
look up some good graphics cards for metro last light or something, idk
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All i find are cards that cost $96.99 or more.
Is there a way to access the options from the files?
Like, way better than your current card, still not the newest by a longshot but will run Last Light
GIVE THIS MAN A COOKIE
BUT A VERY CHEAP ONE
Wait… You’re back? I thought you decided to leave the forum. Well, hey! 
This costs around $54.
Better than everything else I supposed, thanks DD.
lmao XD
Holy crap that’s cheaper than my evga GT 630 2gb card. But well, everything in my country is expensive, I got mine for about a bit less than 75$. Well, it’s not used at least. I’m thinking of getting a new graphics card, either next year or the one after it, because newer games tend to be… dicks when it comes to requirements. Seriously though, Intel graphics? I tend to avoid intel cards, not just because I think they are kind of crappy, but since most games are optimized for Nvidia(I used to have an AMD card so I had some crappy loading times on Black ops 2, not the only one with this problem), other cards either load slowly, have lower framerates, or both. What I advise is that you try to get a Nvidia GTX in the 600 or 700 series, or just go 900. But for someone like you, I think it’s rather expensive. Anyways never use Intel graphics ever again, that’s the golden solution.