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now I feel like I have to follow that dam pink cube that kept popping up several times.... dont think I followed that path to completion. :(
side note: found it kind of annoyign that I had to forcequit the program if i wanted to close it unless I beat the game. any chance you could add a "close game" button next to the "clear save data"?
That was built into the physics engine, there was no way around that lol.
I have the laptop that barely run Team Foretress 2 on medium video option. (Geforce 6400 Go)
Is it possible optimization or just makes a video option or low specification?
(sorry for my bad English)
I have done a whole lot of optimisation on the game and have had some people say that it doesn't need super high specs (for example, a friend finished it on a media server and said it was "surprisingly playable" at 15fps), but follow that information at your own risk.
In order to know more about the problem, I would need you to email *installdir*/UDKGame/Logs/Launch.log to alex@demruth.com, but this often doesn't give useful information (as in the case of the PhysX driver issue) or points to issues with the engine vs your hardware. It's really difficult to debug these issues effectively if the game doesn't even start, because Unreal doesn't give useful errors or anything to debug most of the time, which is why at times I just need to suggest refunds. There are instances where there's not a lot that I can do.