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    This document contains launch options for a game or application that allow third party software, disable intro videos and notifications, use high graphics settings, use a specific graphics API, and set the number of processing threads to 8. The document also contains an unrelated quote about confusing the enemy by first confusing yourself, attributed to Sun Tzu.

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    Allow - Third - Party - Software - Novid - Nojoy - High - D3d9ex - Threads 8

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    Jonny [VH]
    This document contains launch options for a game or application that allow third party software, disable intro videos and notifications, use high graphics settings, use a specific graphics API, and set the number of processing threads to 8. The document also contains an unrelated quote about confusing the enemy by first confusing yourself, attributed to Sun Tzu.

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    To confuse the enemy you must confuse yourself" - Sun Tzu

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