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Rapportera problem med översättningen
That's what I did and the game launched.
I am sure you can change the number of cores the game runs with. There was something about it on the Dragon Age: Origins forums a while back.
So, as an update for everyone, I finally got the game to work.
Let me explain.
Today I bought another game on Steam: Soldiers Heroes of WW2.
I have a few games by the makers of that game, so when I bought it, didnt think anything of having problems running it.
Well, lo and behold, the game did the same thing as TRL. Click on launch from steam, it says Im in game, then nothing happens. No processes running. Nothing.
So I did some more snooping around google. One of the suggestions I read, was after the Heroes was installed, download the NO-CD patch exe for the game, delete and replace the defaut exe with the patched one. So long as the .exe file is the SAME EXACT name as the original one, Steam will launch it correctly.
So after I got Heroes to work, went back and downloaded the NO-CD patch for TRL v1.2.
Deleted the original, copied the patched exe, renamed to TRL, and set compatibility to Windows XP SP2. BAM. Started Steam. clicked launch for TRL and now I was able to play!