Update: I have finally successfully d/l and installed the witcher ee... Seems I finally got the right combination - 1 - Disabled AntiVirus 2 - Defined Impulse as a trusted app. in the firewall 3 - used the d/l and archive function (right click menu) 4 - Restored from the archive. I'm not sure what the real problem was... I even tried this combination several times, so no telling... Goo
I had another attempt fail overnight. This time I was trying to "download and archive" the game, hoping I could d/l it that way (found that in another part of the forums), and this morning, this is the error log: -- [10/18/2008 6:27:15 AM] ---------------------------------------------------- Context: DownloadJob Error - twee/cdp PublicProduction 1.4.003 Message: The requested URL does not exist on the server. <a href="http://d
This must be the eighth time trying this download, each time I have received this in the log: -- [10/18/2008 1:01:44 AM] ---------------------------------------------------- Context: Impulse: WebService: ValidateAccount Message: (Result: 0 - Success) Build #: 272 -- [10/18/2008 2:46:22 AM] ---------------------------------------------------- Context: Downloaded file invalid ; MD5s do not match server Message: UR
I've been lurking this debate across the web... and Stardock's and EA's moves in this game have really stoked the fires... Anyways, I'm in general agreement on principle of your first 4 points, but as for issues on #s 2, 3, and 4, here is my response: #2 - Obviously in this case the phrase 'finished state' needs to be defined. Finished state should include fully playable with all features necessary to gameplay enabled (not necessarily eye-candy), a fulfill
So recently at target I was bored and bought one of those 'minimum packaging' $10 deal copies of Space Rangers 2... I'd like to register it to my account, but it did not come with a serial number, so how do I go about doing this? Any ideas would be great!
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