Uploaded May 2015 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
This video shows 2 things:
How well Pillars of Eternity runs on the 2014 Macbook Air with HD5000 (I have the basic model, i5 with 4 GB RAM). The answer is it runs GREAT!!! You need to do 2 tweaks - set the resolution to 1280x720 and then while in game, press ~ ,then press Enter, then type msaa 0, then press Enter again. With those tweaks you can run the game BUTTER SMOOTH at the highest setting. Not sure about FPS, but looks probably 50-60...
Second thing is how to kill that cave bear in Valewood. Now I encountered it before going to the Gilded Vale, right after the cinematic scene with the sacrifice at the beginning. So I am alone, low level, and got killed playing my Chanter a number of times before figuring out how to do it. The answer was max my deflection and survive long enough for my phantom to become active. After I summon the phantom, I die, but it doesn't matter, because the phantom shreds the bear and it still counts as a party member, so it's not game over. Can be done on normal, with a few tires, not sure on higher difficulty...
This video shows 2 things:
How well Pillars of Eternity runs on the 2014 Macbook Air with HD5000 (I have the basic model, i5 with 4 GB RAM). The answer is it runs GREAT!!! You need to do 2 tweaks - set the resolution to 1280x720 and then while in game, press ~ ,then press Enter, then type msaa 0, then press Enter again. With those tweaks you can run the game BUTTER SMOOTH at the highest setting. Not sure about FPS, but looks probably 50-60...
Second thing is how to kill that cave bear in Valewood. Now I encountered it before going to the Gilded Vale, right after the cinematic scene with the sacrifice at the beginning. So I am alone, low level, and got killed playing my Chanter a number of times before figuring out how to do it. The answer was max my deflection and survive long enough for my phantom to become active. After I summon the phantom, I die, but it doesn't matter, because the phantom shreds the bear and it still counts as a party member, so it's not game over. Can be done on normal, with a few tires, not sure on higher difficulty...


![Battle of White Oak Road Civil War reenactment in Neshaminy Park 2015
Please also watch the 2017 Siege of Fort Mifflin Reenactment at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0lfZFs90QU
From what I saw, the Union lost A LOT more troops. Which is historically correct.
Date(s): March 31, 1865
Principal Commanders: Maj. Gen. G.K. Warren [US]; Gen. Robert E. Lee and Lt. Gen. Richard H. Anderson [CS]
Forces Engaged: Corps
Estimated Casualties: 2,670 (US 1,870; CS 800)
Description:On March 30, Lee shifted reinforcements to meet the Federal movement to turn his right flank, placing Maj. Gen. W.H. Fitzhugh Lee’s cavalry divisions at Five Forks and transferring Pickett’s division from the Bermuda Hundred front to the extreme right. Warren pushed the V Corps forward and entrenched a line to cover the Boydton Plank Road from its intersection with Dabney Mill Road south to Gravelly Run. Ayres’s division advanced northwest toward White Oak Road. On March 31, in combination with Maj. Gen. Philip Sheridan’s thrust via Dinwiddie Court House, Warren directed his corps against the Confederate entrenchments along White Oak Road, hoping to cut Lee’s communications with Pickett at Five Forks. The Union advance was stalled by a crushing counterattack directed by Maj. Gen. Bushrod Johnson, but Warren’s position stabilized and his soldiers closed on the road by day’s end. This fighting set up the Confederate defeat at Five Forks on April 1.
Result(s): Union gained ground Battle of White Oak Road Civil War reenactment in Neshaminy Park 2015](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6ErtJaPZqZ8/mqdefault.jpg)







