TheNightTerror on 6/12/2004 at 10:50
:laff: Sad but true. I only have dial-up, though, wouldn't that slow up things quite a bit? Like, would the framerate drop really low, or would something else happen?
Aekeron on 6/12/2004 at 11:06
I've played over a connection that might as well be dialup.. and though it can look a little strange at times (players/monsters sliding about), it's still very playable.
Very much worth a try imo. I'd reccomend getting the impossibel difficulty for multiplayer mod though - it tends to be a little easy when you can both respawn infinitely and sneak around monsters ;)
TheNightTerror on 6/12/2004 at 11:40
Hmmm. Maybe I'll give it a try in a few weeks, I should be done writing by then. The monsters sliding around bit, I've had it happen before, but only when the enemies are a long way from me. I always found it amusing, but then again, I find almost all of the Dark engine's quirks amusing. :angel: Thief's disappearing and flying doors, or zombies lying down who levitate and float around the room, it's all hilarious to me. :weird:
Aekeron on 6/12/2004 at 12:01
Good to see the humour in any situation ;p
Let me know if you're looking for someone to host/something. Could be fun.
TheNightTerror on 6/12/2004 at 12:19
And almost certainly funny. :p I'll let you know when the urge to try out a multiplayer game kicks up again, then. :thumb:
Du7andal on 7/12/2004 at 18:29
I'm somewhat interested in getting into a co-op game, since I've almost beat the game now nearly bug-free (random crashes that have happened very rarely, like only 4 times so far). I got the model and texture upgrade mods in and it's really helped the mood, but the most suprising part (possible spoiler) is when you meet the Doctor at last. I was expecting SOMETHING to happen, but that completely freaked me out. :eek:
dbaas on 8/12/2004 at 12:24
Quote Posted by ppgilmartin
I can install System Shock 2 no problem on Windows XP Home Edition but when I try to run it, all I get is a few, quick, blank screen and then I'm returned to the Desktop. Can anyone help me out
I have exactly the same problem, also with a Ti 4600, I'm going to try getting the latest drivers now, failing that, where can I get older drivers from?
Aekeron on 9/12/2004 at 20:18
From memory, (
www.guru3d.com) has a pretty good archive of old drivers.
If you can, checkout the forums and get the 'starforce46.something' detonators. I think they're reputedly amongst the best gf
4 drivers.
Good luck.
kojimoto on 16/12/2004 at 16:26
I was playing sshock2 fine with my old GeForce 5600 XT
But some days ago I buy one GeForce 6600 GT ( :thumb: ) and now I cant play it anymore, the many dont want to let me in, I have tried all the old methods, lgntforce, HT, 256 Colors, Comtability, Disable Visual themes, no-cd crack, ht fix :mad:
Here is the only error that i see
(
http://www.geocities.com/mxshaman/sshock2.png)
1Gb Ram
P4 2.6 HT
GeForce 6600 GT
Nvidia Drivers 66.93
SATA 120 GB HD
Windogs XP Professional
TheNightTerror on 16/12/2004 at 16:43
Double-check that compatibility modes are disabled, I've never had SS2 run when it's set to run in, say, Windows 95/98 compatibility mode. Also, make sure you've done the age old safe_texture_manager fix, probably already done it, but just thought I'd remind you. ;)
