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Докладване на проблем с превода
Welcome guys.
If you're trying to replace d3d8.dll try this one: https://github.com/crosire/d3d8to9/releases
If the game was more open and easier to reverse engineer-able we wouldn't have these problems. I was even willing to make an HD mod but after trying everything from hexes I decided that it doesn't worth it. I assume I was not the first and many did try this. However, now checked again and saw someone made a cpr unpacker. Maybe there is still a chance. Will look into it when I have time. Though I don't have the will nor the time anymore like I used to.
Usually the DLL fix is for either broken sea textures or for the game not starting at all. It seems you have a different issue. Have you tried different settings from PR2Config?
Though after the 2022 update of Windows 10, things got a lot more hit or miss. You can try the GOG version since it doesn't get any updates on Steam for a long time, maybe GOG version might work for you.
Currently I can only say that the game works fine on Linux (and SteamDeck), however I cannot test things on Windows anymore. You can try it on a virtual machine if you are willing to go that far. The game doesn't require a dedicated GPU so it might work that way. Though try PR2Config and GOG version first.
Sadly it seems the retirement is on the horizon for this guide. :/
PC specifics:
Windows 10 64-bit
Graphics card: Nvidia GeForce GTX1050 Ti
You're very welcome!
Sadly, there are many problems for a lot of old games on Windows 11. Normally it should be fine to run it with an Intel GPU, most of the time it's better too for an old game like this. However, Windows 11 had many changes over Windows 10.
I updated the guide with the most recent DLLs. So try them first, but at this point this is the best I can do I think because I cannot try myself anymore (I stopped using Windows entirely). .
Although I can still give a suggestion. There is a project called DOSBox-X [dosbox-x.com]. It emulates Windows 98 too so I believe it can be possible to run Post Royale 2 with this, since the game doesn't require Steam. You can directly try it on the game files.
Kind of a long shot but worth a try.
Windows 11 OS
GPU 1: Intel Iris Xe
GPU 2: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 (laptop)
I've tried any and all combinations of:
- turning on and off config settings
- compatibility mode for all .exe
- new .dll files, both 32 and 64
- manually changing NVIDIA settings for .exe
- forcing it to run on NVIDIA card
- DEP exceptions
But it still won't open, rather sitting in task manager as a background task. Any thoughts? Thanks so much for your help keeping this game alive
I see. I guess that's some form of a sanction from their point of view because of the Ukraine war, so it probably won't change until your government end it. Anyway, you can try some illegal ways at this point because you have no alternatives.
I also would like to see that bonus scenario but cannot find it myself either. Since the developer does not exist today and the publisher simply don't care, I don't think we'll ever see it on Steam.