Spiel startet nicht mehr.

Fehlermeldung:
die nur erscheint, wenn man das Spiel unter Windows 10 als Administrator ausführt

"Die Anwendung konnte nicht korrekt gestartet werden (0x000007b)."

Alle Tipps und Lösungsvorschläge, die ich im Netz gefunden habe, wurden getestet.

1) Spiel vollständig deinstalliert

2) Alle Dateien wie Spielstände und Konfigurationsdateien gelöscht

3) Spiel Neu installiert

4) OpenAL Neu installiert

5) Microsoft Visual C ++ Neu installiert

6) Systemsteuerung > Windowsfeatures > Legacy mit Directplay = war bereits aktiviert

7) Treiber für die Grafikkarte aktualisiert

Ergebnis = Das Spiel startet nicht mehr.



Nachtrag:

In der Steam-Bibliothek mit der rechten Maustaste auf das Spiel und "Eigenschaften" wählen

dann auf die Registerkarte "Beta" Klicken

Dort steht nach der Neuinstallation des Spiels: "Keine"

dort im Dropdown-Menü die Option "2.5 Update" auswählen, dann läuft das Spiel.

Wenn ich dort die Option "road_to_2.6" auswählt, startet das Spiel bei mir nicht.

Ich hab das orginal Icewind Dale gespielt und es ist eines meiner Lieblingsspiele. Leider ist das Game von zu vielen bugs betroffen als das man es spielen könnte. Ich erstelle eine Gruppe dort bugt einer in der Grafik und ich kann den Ort nicht mehr verlassen...Meine Savegames gingen dadurch im ♥♥♥♥♥ und ich hatte ehrlich gesagt keine lust mehr.

In eurem Forum tut sich seit 2014 nicht´s mehr, ihr habt die Spielmechanik der-weit verändert, dass die Kämpfe dank den Würfen ewig dauern. Leider ein Fehlkauf, vielleicht rückt ihr mal mit nen Patch nach für bug fixes und bessere "NEUZEITLICHE" Steuerung, wir sind nicht mehr im "Mai 2000" damals auf win95 war es ne geile Ablenkung und "der zeit Angemessen" heute jedoch bin ich mit der Leistung unzufrieden, da schafft nen Modder mehr wie das hier vorliegende. Meine Alte CD Version mit Mods ist dank der com bei weitem besser wie das hier.

Damalige Anforderungen:
CPU: 233 MHz
RAM: 32 MB
Grafikkarte: 4 MB
600 MB freier Festplattenspeicher

Heute erwarte ich mehr "Leistung" mit Mods bekomme ich es selbst auf HD mit:
CPU: 750 MHz
RAM: 250 MB
Grafikkarte: 128 MB
1,500 MB freier Festplattenspeicher

Warum klappt das bei euch nicht?
Aber die com aus der USA ist auch weiter.

leider keine aktuelle Grafik mit 1920x1080 verfügbar

Multiplayer is für n Ars**, kriegt das endlich mal gebacken Beamdog!!!

Icewind Dale itself is a marvelous game (subjectively of course). As the Enhanced Edition sits currently, I do not recommend it. To clarify: Enhanced Edition is not the original and there are changes. Some of the additions are fun (I'm not going to reiterate them here), but there are downsides that will catch your attention if you've played the original.

The enhanced editions are built from the Baldur's Gate 2 engine using CRE V1.0 and CHR V2.0. What many do not realize is that because of this some content from the original Icewind Dale has been removed to bring it into line with the Baldur's Gate 2 engine. I stumbled across this fact in my playing of Enhanced Edition. I couldn't quite seem to figure out why the gameplay seemed more monotonous than in the original. And then I discovered that the number of sounds your characters make had been greatly reduced (from 40 to 22). What this means is that the variety of remarks and sounds your characters make as you command them to move, they take damage, you tell them to attack an enemy, etc. is reduced by almost half.

I'm not sure if there are other aspects of the game that had to be similarly altered in creating Icewind Dale Enhanced Edition. And for some this may be inconsequential or outweighed by some of the neat additions. But for me, losing original content is significant. I'll be playing one of my copies of the original with a mod to make it full screen (find mods easily doing any internet search if you're interested). Icewind Dale is fantastic. Just know that if you go the Enhanced Edition route you are going to be missing out on at least a couple authentic elements. Personally I feel these losses should've been listed with the additions in Enhanced Edition's description so one could properly compare it with the original, but I guess that wouldn't help Beamdog's sales. I can't help but wonder what else may be missing...

PS During my playing of Enhanced Edition I had a number of crashes occur (playing the Steam version in Windows). One would normally report these at the Beamdog forums in the hopes of a fix, but apparently Steam does something that renders crash reporting useless to the developers at Beamdog (as one of them informed me). Crashes suck.

Edit 2/25/2016: As of this edit 128 people found this review helpful. I didn't think it'd get that much visibility. With enough urging we could actually make a difference. It is possible, should they determine it worth the effort, for the developers at Beamdog to create new file structures and restore these missing sounds in a future patch. If you would like to see this happen, visit the feature request section on their forums and let your voice be heard. The more of us that indicate a desire for such action, the more likely it is to happen. I've already made such a request here ( https://forums.beamdog.com/discussion/comment/707921#Comment_707921 ) if you'd simply like to login in and give a +1.

Ich hatte IWD vor mehr als 10 Jahren schon mal durchgespielt und dachte mir ich schau es mir nochmal in der EE an (nachdem mir BG2 EE sehr gut gefallen hat) und ich die ursprüngliche Version noch vage positiv in Erinnerung hatte. War (laut Steam Aufzeichnung) in 25h durchgespielt (im Vergleich zu 125h BG2EE), so wirklich spannende Momente waren kaum dabei. Storyline komplett linear (gut das war mir noch in Erinnerung), die Kämpfe nur selten eine Herausforderung selbst auf höchster Schwierigkeitsstufe. Was in EE neu hinzugekommen ist außer die Adjustierung auf das nun gängige Bildschirm-Verhältnis und das Einführen von Containern (zugegeben: angenehm) sowie die Erhöhung der Geschosspäckchen auf 80 statt 40 kann ich nicht sagen. Mir ist nichts aufgefallen, vielleicht der ein oder andere magische Gegenstand... Alles in allem bin/war ich etwas enttäuscht. Aber wer gerne AD&D in der alten Perspektive von oben spielt für den mag es dennoch eine Option sein.

I love the game itself (I owned it on CD way back when - nostalgia). However, I bought it here purely for the multiplayer and that just does not work. This is a common issue that's been around for over a year and there is still no solid answer for resolving it. Long story short, my sister and I can see each other's games but wind up on an endless loading screen when trying to connect with each other. That 1.1 hours I've played has been trying to get multiplayer to work.

Can't recommend, will be asking for a refund.

The old Infinity Engine games remain my favorite games of all time. Baldur's Gate was the reason I got into the games industry several decades ago, and continues to be a yearly replay for me.

However, the Enhanced Edition of Icewind Dale breaks parity with the original release in non-trivial ways. For a subset of absolutely viable playstyles, this edition is UNPLAYABLE.

There is a bug that has continued to exist for nearly a decade at this point where enemy creatures endlessly follow around your invisible/stealthed characters after an initial encounter. This means that guerilla tactics like striking, retreating, stealthing, and striking again are impossible. This isn't some "smarter/more realistic AI" change, either: the enemies will GO TOWARD YOUR STEALTH CHARACTER'S WALK CURSOR, which means they'll frequently meet you at your intended destination, no matter how many times you change destinations mid-trip. This is a bug.

Since the game is unplayable (for Stealth builds, Invisibility-reliant spellcaster builds, and solo-player-character builds), I cannot recommend anyone purchase this edition. I will be uninstalling my EE copy, and I'll be digging out my old original edition CDs from storage.

Runs fine on Linux with no tinkering or issues that I saw.

Unfortunately, the game is a bit too dated for me to continue on. The issue is that of the IE games (Baldur's Gate, Planescape Torment, Icewind Dale, etc.), Icewind Dale was always the weakest for me (I've probably played the others at least half a dozen times, but Icewind Dale maybe twice). Torment was the story game, Icewind Dale was the combat one, and the Baldur's Gate was in-between. Unfortunately, I never really found the combat that special so unlike the others which at least had a story to keep me interested, Icewind Dale doesn't really have anything. I made it to the final area of Chapter 1 and I just can't get interested in continuing.

Firstly, Icewind Dale is a great game and if you haven't played it and enjoy the slightly slower paced games of yesteryear then I'd suggest giving it a go.

However, if you have played the game before and are buying IWD:EE to enjoy the new multiplayer support then give it a miss. The best we have managed is ten minutes in game before it crashes out. We're hosting on OS X and connecting with both windows and OS X if that helps anyone. Really disapointed as a I talked multiple people into buying a copy for gaming night.