Act of War - Windows 98 ?

[herc]

well well what a mystery...this exe works,the game starts

it still crashes (ingame),but i know that is a old driver

now somebody PLEASE make a no-cd with this exe !!!

...those Atari-guys are dumber than a brick...

[DABhand]

There you go, only if you read that earlier post I said first :P

[tbaher]

I am glad it all worked out in the end

[kosmiq]

I noticed that after installing the patch I got a new process called "UASecuROM v7" or whatever it was. Something similar atleast.
And when I uninstalled the game, the process was still there.
This is getting just like starforce. Protections not being removed... gaaaah
Have anyone seen any SecuROM cleaner similar to the Starforce cleaner that showed up?

@herc, nice the game started, too bad it crashes... And Atari being dumb I doubt, its more like they wants their customers to be able to play what they buy. I like that.

[DABhand]

Atari arent that good with getting patches organised, you just have to look at the god awfull Enter the Matrix :\

[kosmiq]

Originally Posted by DABhand

Atari arent that good with getting patches organised, you just have to look at the god awfull Enter the Matrix :\

I think that Enter the Matrix had to much problems to begin with.
First off it was a licensed game and no real effort had been put in it (it felt like that). And the game having some serious issues upon release didn't make it any better.

But I have faith in developers, someday they might turn out being real good releasing patches and fixing problems.

[tbaher]

Originally Posted by kosmiq

I think that Enter the Matrix had to much problems to begin with.
First off it was a licensed game and no real effort had been put in it (it felt like that). And the game having some serious issues upon release didn't make it any better.

But I have faith in developers, someday they might turn out being real good releasing patches and fixing problems.

There's always effort but, being a developer myself, the only way projects are done "right" are a mixture of "lots of money", perfectionists (as opposed to people who are practical about deadlines and real life) and good team leaders. One thing that never gets mentioned is that you have to LOVE development. You will be underappreicated, underfed and underslept. Being underpaid doesnt help. There's talent and there's skill. You need both in every member AND a good leader and a good manager.

Making good games is like performing small miracles. But saying "anyone can make a bad game" is so not true either.