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IceVamp... Alright, download completed, and the drivers updated. Thank you for that. StellarRat... Figured that I had nothing to lose at this stage, so I kind of combined what you two suggested. Deleted Desura Cache and the Directory in Common Folder, and then went to install the file that IceVamp suggested. OK... with the help of you two, the game is working!!!! Not running in Desura at all any more, only from the downloaded version. Thank you for the suggestions and the directions. It is a really great game at this stage of development, which means the final product is certain to be a winner!!! Have a blessed day, -kmkenpo

I am thankful to not be the only one having a difficult time with Desura... as rude as it sounds. Looking into the alternative method of downloading, then off the take a look at the drivers. The download is slow as mud creeping uphill in winter, reminds me of my old baud modems and dial-up. Sorry, I know I seem so nit-picky and disgruntled... forgive me... it's been an ordeal to get this working. I will report back later, off to work now... see you guys in a few hours. Have a blessed day, -kmkenpo

I am at a loss, so please, help me to understand. I purchased Xenonauts yesterday, then went to Desura to install it. After spending an hour and a half, it finally downloaded, but then had errors in the file. So, I go to uninstall it and re-download it, another hour and a half later, more errors. After a third time of uninstall and re-download, it seemed to be up and running, yet unable to get past a loading screen. So, ONCE AGAIN, uninstall and re-download... the pattern is a little upsetting, as you may imagine. Am I missing something, or is this the standard that Desura was shooting for? If this is not a Desura issue, then maybe a second question... When I was able to get the game installed (or so I thought), the game went to the screen where you select the Quick Battle and so forth. I went for full game... then the screen comes up where you are to select a base location... it's blank. No map, just a cursor that allows the movement of the mouse and some small writing about Anchorage/United States. No matter how long I allow it to sit, the map never shows, and if I select the Anchorage/United States option, the screen gets all garbled. So I guess my second question is this... what am I doing wrong? Here are some stats of my machine from Belarc Advisor... Processor: 2.20 gigahertz AMD Athlon 64 Board: ASUSTek Computer INC. Amberine M 1.03 RAM: 3072 Megabytes Usable Installed Memory Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 250 Graphics Driver: 301.42 Audio: Creative SB X-Fi Thank you for your time and for looking into this. It seems like a great game, at least, what I was able to see of others playing it via youtube. Have a blessed day, -kmkenpo