The mid 2000s was truly an amazing time when hardware support for even shadows or lighting forced developers to fully disable graphical setting drop downs based

The mid 2000s was truly an amazing time when hardware support for even shadows or lighting forced developers to fully disable graphical setting drop downs based on your hardware. A shame, though, because 10-15 years into the future there's a chance newer video cards just might not register. I remember cutting lawns for two full summers to buy a GeForce 6800 for $300. It was the first card with Shader Model 3 (I believe) at the time to unlock all these high graphical settings. My previous card was a Radeon 9200SE and it would not unlock any settings past medium quality. I do not advocate de-compiling legally binding binaries, but when games are this limited as with OP, OP is doing god's work.