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It's a single-player game, who cares if they run into this to keep a Steltek? I remember hex-editing to get four of them to mess around with after beating Priv/RF a few times back on my 486.

Hey guys, I was in Powell's Bookstore today (11th an d Couch, downtown Portland, OR) and I saw several (mostly used - say, seven or so) copies of Freedom Flight, one copy of Fleet Action, about five copies of the WC4 novelization (Price of Freedom, I suppose) as well as one or two copies of...

Good to know you care enough about your fans to be clear and understandable to them all.

Something just tells me this isn't getting off the ground. It seems far too ambitious. Plus, I can identify with the 'explain in non-programmer terms' ... sure, I get it, but Kazan's not too hot on explaining in anything else, apparently. Still, I'll withhold judgment until I see some more...

OK, this is the weirdest setup yet, but it works. The W2K Prophecy .exe file, the D3D patch gl_0005.dll (I'm not sure if the w2k .dll would've worked as well, because I wanted my lens flares!) ... hardware sound acceleration disabled and running the .exe under Windows 98 compatibility mode...

WildWeasel: Both, I believe. I'll go double-check, but I think I applied the w2k patch first thing, then fiddled with compatibility modes, which could be causing me some trouble. I'll go clean reinstall, not apply the w2k patch, and see if that does anything different.

Hmm, this one's kind of got me stumped. First off, I'm trying this in Windows XP on an Athlon 1.4 Thunderbird, with a GF3 (28.32 Dets, I think, I could check) and a Soundblaster Live. Prophecy displayed the usual movie-skipping and weirdness with hardware sound acceleration enabled, so I...