Dreadful performance on Macbook after Monterey update

I've also had a similar issue to this. One way round it I've found is to do the following:-

1) Goto Football Manager 2022 in your Steam Library, right click -> properties -> local files -> browse

2) Right click on the fm app that is there show package contents

3) Contents -> info.plistm -> open this file in textedit

4) Look for <key>NSHighResolutionCapable</key> ----> you need to change the true value next to it to false

5) Save the file and next time you open FM, it'll run better, but no longer in HD mode

 

Only problem with this is when you quit steam and try and open it again, FM won't load, you have to go into FM properties in Steam and verify the integrity of the files and repeat this whole process AFTER you've loaded the game in full HD mode :-(

What would be useful is if there was a way to load FM in Properties -> General -> Launch Options in non-HD mode, that would be useful if anybody technical knows...!?

 

Edit: I just remembered that before Big Sur (I think!?), you use to be able to change this HD setting by right clicking the app in finder, going to properties and ticking something called "low resolution mode". In Big Sur I think they removed this for some unknown reason which is why I have to do the workaround above.

Edited June 25, 2022 by Guest

@jungkookDid the info above help at all?

If not, could I ask you to raise a support ticket with our team, and we can have one of our specialists take a look and advise further.

https://fm22.info/SupportTicket