First, I don't know what the devs' plans are once Flash is no longer supported. For the short-term, I'd assume that it'll take a while after 2020 before browsers drop support entirely. I would expect system recommendations to change if a "reboot" is announced, of course.
Second, the admittedly rough information I gave is a recommendation for the average player, not a high-performance power user. Flash is a resource-hogging mess, but this ain't Crysis. MnF Club is a Flash game and its maximum resolution depends entirely on your monitor's maximum resolution. The art style is flat colors throughout without any hardware-generated shading, so again, the bulk of the work is going to be done by your CPU as opposed to your video card.
Finally, keep in mind the animations (and manual mode for that matter) are currently divided into individual frames without transitions from one to the next. While the frames themselves scale without any artifacts that I've seen (and you can zoom in and out on your browser to test that), at some point you'll need to decide between either a face full of the body part of your choice or fluidity of animation.
I'm going to spin this off into its own thread since I know there are folks who have posted pictures and videos, and I know they'd be able to offer more precise help than I can. Please follow up there for any further questions on performance and recording.
Second, the admittedly rough information I gave is a recommendation for the average player, not a high-performance power user. Flash is a resource-hogging mess, but this ain't Crysis. MnF Club is a Flash game and its maximum resolution depends entirely on your monitor's maximum resolution. The art style is flat colors throughout without any hardware-generated shading, so again, the bulk of the work is going to be done by your CPU as opposed to your video card.
Finally, keep in mind the animations (and manual mode for that matter) are currently divided into individual frames without transitions from one to the next. While the frames themselves scale without any artifacts that I've seen (and you can zoom in and out on your browser to test that), at some point you'll need to decide between either a face full of the body part of your choice or fluidity of animation.
I'm going to spin this off into its own thread since I know there are folks who have posted pictures and videos, and I know they'd be able to offer more precise help than I can. Please follow up there for any further questions on performance and recording.