BigJ62

You might want to do a clean install as oppossed to upgrading, because win 7 seems a little quirky afterwards.

Do the editors work on Vista 64?

Demo runs ok on my vista 64 with a similar setup to Sniper31.

I have and that's what is worrying me. Unless I misunderstood the older non-elicense cmbb is having some problems with the input/output files.

There are two versions of the CMBB exe, is the e-license version the more up to date version? Would love to test the input/ouput files to see what is possible and if it works I'll gladly make a new interface (c++).

I had similar problems but just kept adjusting the driver settings until it ran smooth so I don't know what the magic formula is but keep trying.

Be sure to set AA to 2. Runs just fine under Vista 64 Ultimate core i7-920 Gtx-280

Just installed and played a game in CMAK and it ran without error. Processor: Intel® Core i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz (2674 MHz) Operating System: Windows Vista Ultimate, 64-bit (Service Pack 1) Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 6.00 GB DirectX version: 10.0 and DX9 GPU processor: GeForce GTX 280 Driver version: 181.20 Stream processors: 240 Core clock: 615 MHz Shader clock: 1350 MHz Memory clock: 1107 MHz (2214 MHz data rate) Memory interface: 512-bit Total available graphics memory: 2816 MB Dedicated video memory: 1024 MB System video memory: 0 MB Shared system memory: 1792 MB

Made a test mission and the AI is in fact using unscripted artillery for red side, haven't tested blue yet.

Well with me it does this only when something else is trying to draw to screen so, could be something similar.

Check out scenario Abu Susah for blue side, the strat AI works quite well.

What?

I'm guessing no.

Just Russian.

Sail Frog.

Started play testing the new grand campaign on May 26 and they are still plotting their first turn moves.

Mostly black - black text on dk-gray background w/watermark..Brilliant! :mad:

Short answer yes. I was going to get a Pentium D but price was a little out of my range. As for Vista your call but, if it were me I would wait until service pack 2 is released before buying it. ATI makes good cards it's just their drivers I hate. I prefer Nvidia. If possible you might want to see if you can find someone who can build you a machine, very good prices at Newegg.

Just trying to be helpful or did it not occur to you to read the minimum specs for the game.

Time to upgrade.

On the contrary, Moon, I really didn't like most of the scenarios that CMBB and CMAK shipped with; I did, however, like the ones that the community came up with, and I had a ball making scenarios - and especially maps - of my own. If I were stuck playing CM with only the maps that shipped on the disc, I wouldn't have bought multiple copies of both CMBB and CMAK. I don't mean to sway anyone else's thinking - I just don't see myself buying a game with such little flexibility. I don't think it means the game and I are somehow unsuited for each other beyond that. But in and of itself, for me, personally, it is a deal breaker. I was looking at the download version of Close Combat: Cross of Iron yesterday. I just about purchased it and then thought that even with dozens of maps loaded into it, if I couldn't make my own, I simply wasn't interested. I'll try the demo for TOW but I think I'll save my strength, money and time for CM:C and CM:SF when they come out as they promise to be much more flexible. </font>

Glad to hear it is still breathing.