And to extent what Frogboy just said, Not all problems that users run into (and complain about) are the software's fault. Over half the crash reports I've seen posted are due to very out of date drivers on the users system. And another percentage of problems (Like a problem I experianced with the game myself recently) are hardware faults on the users system. Both of these (Among other things) people blame the software f
Hmm interesting... I'm having the EXTACT same problem and also haven been able to even get a read on what the problem *might* be, I had been assuming it was a hardware issue on my end but not sure not... (Had been assuming hardware since WoW is doing the same thing, yet any other game/program (both newer and older) work perfectly fine)
Hmm the only files it can't find are files in the mods directory, as I think they've always been there, but yes I've uninstalled and reinstalled the game (and to a second harddrive)
That is the complete debug.err If there was a obivous error I could most likely have fixed it myself My guess would be that the File/Debug I/O is encounting a problem when trying to dump the debug info, which accounts somewhat for the mass for null at the end of the debug file.
Driver Name: nv4_disp.dll Driver Version: 6.14.0010.8421 Driver Date: 3/9/2006 16:29:00 umm? You mean the sound drivers, but those are the most up to date drivers for that card, and it's worked fine for versions 1.0X and beta1, and since there were no sound system changes listed in the beta notes I'm going to assume thats no
Ohk... The game has worked near perfectly since I orginally got it... It would crash once every few days but it was little more than I hint that I should play less Problem is this... I've replaced my video card (old one died) and updated to BETA3 and now within 15 seconds of the game engine starting it results in a complete lockup of the computer. (EI menu screens, and
I've played Stars! PBEM and Blitz's over IRC for years... And yea Supernova looked awesome, Just wish a friend of mine who was a Beta/Alpha tester wouldn't share
Good and Evil are VERY relitive outside the game as well
I would strongly agree that the spin contorl center, as current, is much too powerful is a players hand. A ranger or two, along with psionic beam ships on that planet, make it so that the AIs will NEVER attack you no matter what you do, since they believe your military is many many times as strong as there entire fleet, when you might actually only have a dozen ships. I think the better solution would be to re-weight how the AI gauges milita
Actually, Upgrading Frieghters with better senor packages can be a nice way to keep an eye on the AI and make sure that they aren't getting any ideas
Really? I tend to find some of the tech text as a nice comic relief in a long game
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