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  1. I'm curious if the ATI drivers are buggy, would it be better to pick up an nvidea card? If so what would battlefront, recommend to run CM-SF on Vista AGP and PCI-express? Cause i would really like to be able to run the game and not have to worry about bad performance, crashes etc, using ATI vid cards. It's bad enough having Vista and opening everything as administrator.

    Wayne

  2. I'm under same opinion as mr. Bean i've had the game for 4 days now with nothing more to show for it except a whirlly blue circle and the prompt telling me shock force is no longer working. I guess at this point I can still try to be patient in the hopes of a working patch for ATI/Vista.

    If battlefront isn't successful in coming up with a solution will there be refunds for those people who own the game and can't run it?

    Wayne

  3. "You are long enough registered here to know, that in CMx1 the ATI cards also had a huge problem: they couldn't display fog.

    Don't blame Battelfront for the faults of another company, which is already famous for their crap drivers. And if you as customer accept that, things will become worse and worse: such companies will care less and less about correct implementations as long as their customers do not make them responsible, but the victims of their crap drivers: the game developers."

    I don't dissagree and I remember the CM-O release and the outrage of no fog. But. The game mechanics worked without any freezeups and CTDS. The only problem was you didn't have smoke. Trying different methods to try to get CM-SF to run I've had no success.

    1. Reverse mouse click (i'm left handed anyhow) still froze.

    2. Reduced various commands in the catylst control panel, still no go.

    3. Changed aperature and speed in the bios. No good.

    4. kicked computer, worked great, computer blinked off and frustration of getting CM-SF to start becomes a moot point.

    Wayne

  4. Let me give you a clue as to what the recommended specs stated.. I'm not making this up it's in plain view for all to see when they are deciding to purchase the game.

    Operating System: Windows XP (Vista is supported)

    Processor: Pentium IV 3.2 GHz or equivalent speed AMD processor or better

    Video Card: GeForce 6800 or Radeon x850

    (256 Megabyte VRAM or better and must support 1024x768 or higher resolution)

    Sound Card: DirectX 9 compatible Sound Card

    System Memory: 1 Gigabyte or more RAM

    Hard Drive Space: 1 Gigabyte

    Other Requirements: CD Drive (not needed for download version)

    It plainly states ATI 850x as a standardized video card with Vista support. Where I come from that means the game should work with that hardware configuration. Why then is it ATI's fault or microsoft's vista OS?

    Wayne

  5. I've had the game for two nights, and I'm just starting to wonder if there is a possiblity of a refund? I think if you're going to do a release you would have tested the game under your own reccomended specs! Currently the game is completely unplayable and after paying 55 dollars I'm getting more than alittle frustrated at the incompetency of those who released this piece of crap and thei inability of releasing a patch to resolve the ATI/Vista issue.

    Wayne

  6. OK a little more detail regarding the lock ups and crash. First I have a ATI x850 series video card with the latest catylist drivers. I have a dual core system running Vista Home, full install. 2 gigs of Ram Basically everything on the recommended side of CM-SF. Regardless, the game doesn't run.

    I and others seem to be having the same problem with vista dual core ATI setups. so hopefully ther will be some kind of fix in the very near future regarding the ATI card problem.

    Wayne

    Wayne

    just a note, CM-TOW runs great on my system.

    Wayne

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