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kingsnight23279
11-06-2004, 12:26 AM
please help has anyone had this problem i have been playing the game for a few days and it has been locking my computer up and i have to restart my computer grrrrrrrr wish i had saved my game at that point please help

Tomfan
11-06-2004, 09:57 PM
Posted a few days ago ...
Also sent a mail to support@timegate.com
Never heard anything anymore ...

mjah

:sour:

kingsnight23279
11-07-2004, 03:25 PM
ok cools just let me know if they get back to you i have wrote Atari about the matter also have not heard from them yet keep me informed about it ok

Tomfan
11-08-2004, 04:22 AM
I hope to hear something soon ...

Although i have my doubts if i hear something. They haven't try to contact me in any way.
Also not in the forum.

I'll just wait patiently
:cool:

Kevin69
11-15-2004, 04:27 PM
I am experiencing the same thing. I have also sent an email to tech support about this. Hopefully we will get a patch or something soon.

Tomfan
11-15-2004, 05:50 PM
Hi dear A&A lovers ...

I did update my Mobo Bios and Graphic drivers again ! And played the game again ofcourse ...
We did not have a crash today but an error-screen with dump-file !!!

This is more than i had a few days ago ...

So we send the .log and dump file to timegate and maybe they can find out what the problem really is or give me a tip so i can at last buy the game !!!

Greetings from a hopefull Holland !!! :weird:

Skillz
11-19-2004, 04:19 PM
I purchased the game lastnight at Wal-Mart actually. Being a fan of the boardgame with the same name, I just had to buy it.

However, the game is full of bugs. I ALWAYS crash to the desktop within' 20 minutes of playing the game! They need a fix!!

I use Windows 2000 Pro, with a P4 3.0 Ghz CPU, and 512 MB DDR RAM. I don't see my computer having any problems running this game.

Please TimeGate, do something.

Tomfan
11-20-2004, 04:32 PM
In your A&A directory is a folder logs. You can find a log file and maybe a dmp file from that game that crashed. Zip them and send them to support@timegate.com
Also you can add a report from dxdiag ...

Succes

I haven't heard anything anymore and i have the feeling there are a lot of complaints ... :bored:

=AD=Phanstern
11-20-2004, 04:39 PM
Hey TomFan.....

Well, on the Timegate forums support has said the patch is in the works.... addressing Stability and balancing issues.

zaz
11-20-2004, 08:39 PM
Timegate staff isn't posting anything on the Atari forums. It's a shame since there are a lot of players using these forums. Check the Timegate forums though, you can get a response from the developers there.

DeputyDawg
11-20-2004, 10:30 PM
Chalk me up as one more with the lock up problem. Nothing short of a cold reboot resets it. CTRL-ALT-DEL has not effect. I'll keep checking in here. Please post if anyone comes up with a fix.

Tomfan
11-22-2004, 06:31 AM
:eek:

This weekend i have been playing A & A every day and certanly for a couple of hours ... : NO CRASH <-- do you get it ?

I haven't updated any drivers since the last time and with the same drivers it crashed several times.

I also haven't changed anything on the computer and the same programs are running ...

Maybe the game crashed because it was october or early november ? LOL

But you don't here me complainin but i still wonder ...

DeputyDawg
11-28-2004, 11:52 PM
Here's what I did. Upgraded my computer's BIOS, upgraded the Intel chipset, upgraded the sound card driver, upgraded the video card driver. Since then, no lock-ups. Good luck everyone!

TG_Nordramor
11-29-2004, 05:17 PM
Originally posted by DeputyDawg
Here's what I did. Upgraded my computer's BIOS, upgraded the Intel chipset, upgraded the sound card driver, upgraded the video card driver. Since then, no lock-ups. Good luck everyone!

Please note that upgrading your BIOS is not advised for computer novices, but it can help. Hard locks/freezes, like the ones described above, are often the results of out-of-date drivers or old motherboard BIOS's. Upgrading any/all of your drivers (including motherboard chipset drivers) and updating your motherboard's BIOS can often help.