Nameless Voice on 14/11/2007 at 20:03
Quote Posted by ZylonBane
I think what would irritate people most is you wasting your time on something like that in the first place.
Someone never found any friends to play multiplayer with...
Migi on 14/11/2007 at 20:04
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I've noticed that even the default weapons skip whenever you change directions...
Yeah, maybe I just never noticed it before because my eyes weren't glued to the gun:eek: (Really wasn't worth it before, was it?)
However, in order to find out whether the default guns skip, too, I'd have to uninstall the new ones, which I'm not gonna do anytime soon.:laff:
Egamtoow on 15/11/2007 at 07:23
Quote Posted by ZylonBane
Found your problem.
Actually, I've found that SS2 runs much better on Vista with XP compatibility than it does on XP with
any compatibility mode, the only exception is that my game tends to crash every 15 - 20 bulkheads or so.
I've had no incompatibilities either, all mods and FMs work flawlessly, I'd say XP and Vista are pretty even when it comes to SS2.
That doesn't mean you should upgrade though, for those of you questioning whether or not to upgrade; please don't. :<
It's highly unlikely that Vista is his problem.
EDIT: Oops, I meant Vista with XP compatibility, not Win98 compatibility. Though Win98 compatibility would be nice since it automatically starts my game with the second core disabled, too bad that the game crashes upon loading a saved game or starting a new one. D:
Nameless Voice on 15/11/2007 at 08:46
Quote Posted by Egamtoow
Actually, I've found that SS2 runs much better on Vista with XP compatibility than it does on XP with
any compatibility mode, the only exception is that my game tends to crash every 15 - 20 bulkheads or so.
That's because you're meant to run it on XP
without any compatibility mode.
Egamtoow on 15/11/2007 at 15:30
Quote Posted by Nameless Voice
That's because you're meant to run it on XP
without any compatibility mode.
A friend of mine had taken my copy of the game to college with him, so I grabbed the underdogs edition, which would not load FMs (crash to desktop with error report) unless I had the compatibility mode set to Win98. :eww:
Assidragon on 15/11/2007 at 16:15
I use that too, but it works just fine without compactibility modes. (In fact, they seem to break it.) Aren't you just having a broken install, if it only happens with FMs and not with the original campaign?
Egamtoow on 15/11/2007 at 16:26
It only happened with FMs, it ran the original SS2 campaign fine with and without compatibility modes, it's just that Win98 compatibility was required for FMs or else my game would crash upon starting a new one or loading a previously saved one.
It doesn't matter now though, that was about two years ago when I had XP, I'm on Vista now. :eww:
The_Raven on 2/12/2007 at 17:13
I'm bumping this thread because, even though it seems to be dead, I would like to know whether or not certain weapons that were almost done (i.e the assault rifle) could be completed and released.
Mercurius on 2/12/2007 at 17:53
Oh bugger
You see, I had a recent crisis that prevented me from working on this. It was called Mass Effect. But that's done with now and so I'm struggling to finish this:
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http://img129.imageshack.us/img129/8789/pewpewgk6.jpgThe_Raven on 2/12/2007 at 18:40
Looks great. :thumb:
EDIT: I recently started teaching myself Blender, still can't do anything remotely resembling this.
