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-=PR=-moon knight May 13, 2014 @ 2:24pm
KOTOR Terentatek crash on Korriban
Hi everybody. I'm sorry for my bad english, but I need your help to fix the annoying crash after defeat Terentatek on Korriban. Do you have any fix about this problem?
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NBSquare Oct 29, 2015 @ 4:42pm 
Hey, sorry nobody got back to you sooner. The reason this happens is because the cloud the terentatek releases crashes the game. You could remove the cloud from the game's code, run the game on an older OS (Windows 7 and up doesn't seem to work), or look away from the cloud upon death. None of these methods worked for me, however.

I just found a solution, and thought it might be useful to anybody who stumbles across this. What I did was I saved when the terentatek was very close to death, finished it off, and the second it died, pausing, waiting for the death scream to subside, and then saving. After reloading this save, the terentatek rendered as dead.
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-=PR=-moon knight Oct 29, 2015 @ 6:43pm 
Originally posted by NBSquare:
Hey, sorry nobody got back to you sooner. The reason this happens is because the cloud the terentatek releases crashes the game. You could remove the cloud from the game's code, run the game on an older OS (Windows 7 and up doesn't seem to work), or look away from the cloud upon death. None of these methods worked for me, however.

I just found a solution, and thought it might be useful to anybody who stumbles across this. What I did was I saved when the terentatek was very close to death, finished it off, and the second it died, pausing, waiting for the death scream to subside, and then saving. After reloading this save, the terentatek rendered as dead.

At the end, I managed to fix this issue putting every graphic settings to low. I also lowered the resolution to 800x600. This worked for me.
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NBSquare Oct 31, 2015 @ 3:18pm 
After some more searching, I found another effective solution. Go into the swkotor installation directory, and open swkotor.ini in a text editor. Under the [Graphics Options] section, paste "Disable Vertex Buffer Objects=1" without quotes. This fixed the problem for me completely.
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