Rise Of Legends

[mojo8850]

I Did Check It But Did'nt Work.

Thats Because I Used A NO-DVD CRACKFIX, Did'nt Use An MINI/MAXI IMAGE.
Try It Let Me Know..

[isee]

The way i done this is with ISOBUSTER
create temp folder name it to what ever you want i used ROL DVD
Copy all of CD1 into the temp folder Open the .msi file with Orca goto Media rename the Volume Lable to ROL DVD Then CD2 Copy Disk2C~1.cab to temp folder then copy only AC1.bik,AC2.bik,CC1.bik,CC2.bik Files which is located in program files\Microsoft Games\Rise Of Legends\loc\EN\videos\ctwon CD2 copy into program files\Microsoft Games\Rise Of Legends\loc\EN\videos\ctw into your temp folder.CD3 Copy Disk3C~1 only,CD4 Copy Disk4C~1 only now add another folder to your temp folder for the crack

[mojo8850]

Good..

Dont You Think It A Little To Much Work

[spOOL]

just so you know, if you leave the volume name in the media table within orca empty (zero sized string), it will install from any dvd volume label whatsoever.

rÿche on

[mojo8850]

Yes I Know.

But To Prevent Confusion To Your Operating System It Recommended To Give It A Volume Label..

[guvna]

Can someone please explain how i can get this game to work on Windows 2000, there's a crack/patch whatever on GCW but you need to have installed the game to run it, and you can't install if you have Win2K - please help me with this one, i need to be playing this game!

Guv

[mojo8850]

Hi.

Sorry For The Late Reply, Well For Your Answer I Would'nt Really Play Games On WINDOWS 2000, They Run More Better Or Compatability In WINDOWS XP PRO Is Alot Better.

Windows 2000 Is More Business Related.. That What I Think.. :P

[Darius_bd]

Originally Posted by guvna

Can someone please explain how i can get this game to work on Windows 2000

Guv

Well, let me tell you what I did to get this game played on win2000.

First, u better do what Mojo said, convert the cds to dvd, although is not critical to edit the msi file, just to have the cabs together. To install the game you just have to type on star->run "d:\setup /a" supposing that the dvd is on drive D. It will install a server image [or smtgh like that]. Go next, then it will ask where to install it. And when u hit next it will stay there, copying files without telling you anything [u can see in the hard disk's properties how the HD is filling] It will install in whichever directory u specified three objects; an msi file, a directory called System with some archives begining with "msxml4", and a "program file" directory, which has all the files normaly installed.

It works almost wonderful with the mini image and the w2k loader available at CGW [I haven't tryed it out without the win2k loader]. I just find some perfomance problems, but I don't know if it's regarding mi pc's specs or the fact of getting it played under windows 2000. Many options won't turn-on having less than 256mb in the video card and in some options said that "an unknown value must be 280 to be available. Your system has 255". I can't figure out what's that value. Maybe RAM, I have 256 but the game said 255. Maybe is so. Also is silly, I have an Athlon running at 1906 of real mhz, but the game doesn't understand that it behaves like a +2600. It just said "you must have at least 2000 of mhz. Your system just have 1906" and it was like, "duh!".

Whatever, I hope that this could help those of us who didn't take notice on the "Requires WinXp to Run" info box =/

Resume: setup.exe /a + mini img + w2k loader