Owesome
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I suspect this is down to how old your graphic card is. It's ancient after all, nearly 10 years old and it was a budget card then. It's probably not got enough onboard memory (hence the failure to create D3D device).
I don't know if XP is actually officially supported either considering it's been surpassed by two, soon to be three, replacements.
Yeah, kind of thought that would be the case; this bag of bones is still limping along from several years ago.
XP is still a pretty popular/wide spread OS though, so for selfish reasons I would love for it to be supported.
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It would help me with immersion, frankly. I know that 1979 wasn't exactly a beacon of tolerance and equality, but as a guy playing a game in 2012, female soldiers would be conspicuous by their abscence.
Also, I like to think of my secretive international paramilitary group being an equal opportunity employer.
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Downloaded new drivers, and double checked - I'm running DirectX9.0c, which is the last version released for XP. Still having the same problem.
On the other hand, having the proper drivers has fixed a couple of other games. So, that's something!
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When loading the Kickstarter demo, I get the following error message when clicking either "quick battle" or "full demo".
"Failed creating the Direct3D device."
(Yes I typed the wrong error message into the title of the thread)
Running the game at 1024x768 resolution with anti-ailiasing on or off. I'm running a Pentium 4 2.8ghz with 1.5gb of RAM, with a NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 (128mb I *think*).
Any help? Or is the real solution to burn my computer with fire and get a new one?
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I was thinking that this would be a neat feature for tutorials, etc- I tried to do the same thing with Star Chamber and a screen-capping programme a while back but the video file size quickly ballooned out of control (this was in 2003 or so, so screencapping programmes might be better now...)
Why female soldiers
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Tinfoil hats actually amplify radio waves along the spectrum used for cell phones, and another band reserved for use by the US Government. Oh, they say it's for GPS, but, we know better.