| 24-05-2006 02:24 AM | ||
| Guest | so i guess no one has come up with a solution to this? | |
| 28-01-2005 03:41 AM | ||
| wendymaree |
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| 27-01-2005 11:53 PM | ||
| Guest |
I forgot to mention that I am running WinXP Home Edition on the specs above. I also tried KQ5 using DOSBox in another machine, with the following specs: AMD Athlon XP2000+, 256MB Memory RAM, GeForce2 32MB VGA RAM, running Win2K. The same problem persisted, the game still freezed after Graham defeated Mordack and was talking to Cassima. I don't think a saved game after that point is useful, 'cause I think that's the end of the game so any saved game should be before that point. Not a really big deal actually, but it is kind of annoying not to be able to watch cinematic ending after playing the game. |
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| 27-01-2005 12:47 AM | ||
| Guest |
As can be seen from this thread http://www.abandonia.com/forum/index...opic=378&st=30, quite a number of people experience this problem. And I don't think it's because of not using DOSBox, 'cause it happens to me as well either way (with or without DOSBox). I don't think it has anything to do with specs either, 'cause I can play other games like KQ1, KQ2, KQ6, SQ1, SQ4, SQ5, Kyrandia, Kyrandia 2, Kyrandia 3, Veil of Darkness, PQ1, PQ3, PQ4, QfG1, QfG3, QfG4, QfG5, Monkey Island 2, and a bunch of other abandonwares nicely with/without DOSBox. Anyway, my specs: Intel Pentium 4 1.8GHz, 256MB Memory RAM, and ATI 16MB VGA RAM. I think the problem lies in the archive. Maybe one of the files inside is corrupted or something. |
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| 25-01-2005 09:17 PM | ||
| Carcaroth | I've got some problems with King's Quest too. Both 5 and 6. The problem is with the sound. The music plays normally, but there are no voices. And when I first played King's Quest 6, the old man who sells lamps used to say - with voice - "Old lamps for new!". Am I wrong about this? | |
| 21-01-2005 02:04 PM | ||
| Eagle of Fire |
DOSBox is not always the solution. If he happens to have a slow 350 mhz like we already encountered in the past then DOSBox would be really the last thing I would suggest. Same thing if he was working on Windows 98... |
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| 21-01-2005 03:50 AM | ||
| MasterGrazzt | DOSBox is the solution. DOSBox is always the solution. | |
| 21-01-2005 03:07 AM | ||
| BUFFY | If anyone has a saved game after this point it might be helpful.... | |
| 20-01-2005 08:48 PM | ||
| Eagle of Fire |
Hard to help you unless you tell us more about your computer specs. Were you using DOSBox or another program? Any idea why it might happen? |
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| 20-01-2005 08:39 PM | ||
| Some Dude |
Same problem here. Help please! 
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