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You posted a few weeks ago, but I just bought it last night. Are you still having this problem or did you fix it?
Edit: Here is a video of me playing it on my Surface Pro http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB6VFvx2-Tg
Have you customized any of your settings while you've had your surface pro? Maybe something you've done is what's allowing it to run right, even something minor.
Is everyone's drivers up to date, all windows updates installed? Or maybe Nazeradom's aren't, and that's why he can play. I'm willing to bet the reason is something very minor lol. Hope you guys get it working!
tl;dr up ahead but it's honestly not that we're just suckers.
I upgraded to 8 because it was a cheap way to get rid of my broken 7 without the install discs. At the time there was a lot of buzz about 8 being "better under the hood."
Well obviously that didn't really pan out. While it seems to be a little faster and more stable with 7, the system still doesn't load what it needs into memory, so for example it does things like search your hard drive when you right click for a context menu.
UI wise, most of it is 7 anyway. They've taken anything they didn't bother converting to the new look and UI style, and grouped it all together as a "power user" menu. The entire control panel is a power user feature without any of the new interface style. You can't even kill a process or switch resolutions from the new Start screen.
This would all be easy to forgive were it not for the even more temperamental behavior of the Program Files directory with respect to admin permissions, and the cherry on top is that 8 makes a practice of disruptively hammering the pagefile, not only when you have lots of memory free but with gigs of data packed into the standby memory that's supposed to prevent this being necessary.
I guess this turned into a rant, sorry.
Because not everybody sucks the johnson of the sensationalist media like you do, obviously, and are open to new ideas, concepts and paradigm shifts within the technology/software industry.
Pretty sure everyone here's favorite operating system is either Android or OS X. It's more a question of which flavor of Windows is least painful to endure as price of admission for DirectX.
Also, ROFL@IndigoAK at Windows 8 being a "paradigm shift." I think you mean it's a paradigm shift moving forward - you know, for leveraging enterprise solutions and recontextualizing stuff.