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Etherlords 2 doesn't have singleplayer maps, only main campaign and PvP mode.
thanks for the reply!
P.S.: I'm assuming you're one fo the devs, any chance this series gets revisisted in the future? such a great game...
I'm a part of the team as a Community manager, yes :)
Unfortunately, there is no information about revisiting the series at the moment.
Just doing my job :)
Solution: Don't do "this"
yeah...great guide, really. My issue? I can't alt-tab out of the game...seriously, this is not acceptable in a modern PC game.
I recently picked up the game, and just could not get it to run on Windows 8.1.
Ikeep on getting errors about the game not being able to clear / access / use primarysurface due to thesurface memory running out. Something about "DirectDrawSurface"
I tried setting the compatibility mode as shown in the screen shot, but a few options were missing.
I tried downloading XNA, but apparently I already had it where I only had the option to delete or to repair when I triedto install it.
I was wondering if there are other things that I can try to get the game to work.
Thanks.
Edit:I tried a few things, and managed to get the game to work. I turned on all the compatibility options in properties and set it to run in Windows 98 / ME mode, and changed full screen in settings.ini to 0. This seemed to fix the issue and I was able to play through the tutorial with sound without any trouble.
windows 7
compatibility mode and xna didnt help either
@fracturbob: I don't understand what exactly you did to fix the widescreen issue (fix the offset?), could you be more specific?
E1: stopped crashing after 2 min when I used the fixes suggested (compatibility settings, edit of run.cmd. etc.)
However it still crashes every time I try to pick up an artifact or enter a creature dwelling. It just go back to desktop saying the exe has stopped working, nothing more. Worse, since I'm just on the second map there could be other sources of crashes later on that would make it impossible to complete.
Anybody has experienced the same problem and found a solution (I run Win 7-64 bits)?
And @Lilem: if it is true "you are working on fixes", why can't the fixes of the GOG version which supposedly run smoothly be implemented on the Steam version?
Unfortunately that did not solve the issue for me, but I think I've found the source of the problem, at least for E2. Crashes started to happen when for some reason the game started running in widescreen. At ifrst it ran non-widescreen with black margins, but for some reasons it suddenly started running in widescreen after a few days of palying (I did not change any settings in or out-game). However I don't know how to revert it. The only solution I found is to run it iin a window (but that way you can't see the numbers of your cretatures very well) or change the whole windows reolustion to a non-widesrcreen one, which is not very satisfactory either. If the game itself changed to non-widescreen at first, there should be a way to make it do that again.
I thinlk fracturebob may have had the solution but I don't understand what he did and he does not seem to follow that forum anyomre. Anyone else?