| 24-04-2006 10:05 AM | ||
| The Fifth Horseman | If it works in Windows, but with problems - try using compatibility modes and VDMSound. | |
| 24-04-2006 07:50 AM | ||
| natas |
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I use many NOCD patches; I don't have large HDs in all off my computers for having to play disc jockey all the time ... |
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| 24-04-2006 06:19 AM | ||
| Data |
4000 cycles is a bit low for warcraft 2. |
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| 23-04-2006 10:20 PM | ||
| Guest | I have run it on Windows before...just did again moments before I posted this. It does work fine on Windows, but with the drawback of music and some pretty fast map scroll (even if you mess with the in-game speed sliders). The remaining sounds are a tad static-ish as well. | |
| 23-04-2006 07:05 PM | ||
| Master MC |
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imgmount C ".......\warcraft.iso" -t iso Correct me if I misunderstood the question! No hard feelings at all. By the way, I remember playing Warcraft 2 perfectly in Windows (so without DOSBox)? |
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| 23-04-2006 03:44 PM | ||
| Eliniver |
Okay. I'm running WarCraft II: Tides of Darkness on DOSBox 0.65. I also have D-Fend V2 as a front end. I am able to run the program fine, except for two problems: 1) I'm unable to view the introduction. Civ2 requires the CD in the drive for viewing movies, so this is not too serious. But if it can be run w/o the CD, does anyone know how? 2) Choppiness at times. When I'm playing the game (NOT when at any main menu/paused menu, when actually playing). I get like a nanosecond of lag every few seconds. Also, the map scroll is painfully choppy as well. To advance it one "row/column", I need to tap the arrow key numerous times as well. --- On the WC2 setup, I have the Digital Setup at Gravis Ultrasound (the test works fine...the Gravis was determined via AutoDetect). Music setup is SoundBlaster (not autodetected. Gravis's autodetection says that it does not work). However, all sounds work fine in-game. --- VGA display, 4000 CPU cycles. |
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