Marquis Mark said:
That's right, let's do the American thing and blame somebody else for our problems.
so, if everything works perfect, and software which someone installs is not working, although the person has all the recommended specifications. It is the fault of the costumer? what are you? mentally frustrated? if someone tells me:"put a 1eur in that automat, and you can choose a package of chewgums, and afterwards he tells me:"oh, no, you should have put 2x50eurocents in it, not the euro stucks the whole maschine, that is the fault of the costumer? jesus man, how old are you?n think logically, do some mathemathical education please to learn to think by logical sence!
Marquis Mark said:
It's truely unfortunate that this happened, but at the end of the day, the problem becomes you being unable to find your XP activation code. With that in mind, it would have been a better move to wait for a patch. Hindsight, and all that.
no, the question is, WHY do i need it after a succesfull installation? and the WHY is definitly to blame to take 2!!! do a math course please to upgrade your logical thinking.
Marquis Mark said:
I've had similar problems with other bugs in released games (BF1942 specifically) but before changing drivers or hardware configurations, I made sure my video card and Windows software was available. I lost some good media files, but that's my own bad for not backing up my software.
right, normally people do that, but you can't expect everyone to keep track of everything, and if you expect costumers to do so, you should warn them:"please keep your windows installation disc ready" which many good software manufacturers do. unfortunatly take two doesn't. but it's not the question, the question is, WHY do they sell as "recommended" without telling you the truth, because actually it's not only the recommended specs, but you obviously need alot more Specs for this game to run properly, and that MUST BE included on the box!
Marquis Mark said:
Anyhow, moral of the story here is to always prepare for the worst with computers.
Right, but it is the fault of the manufacturer if he doesn't tell you ALL the Requisted Specifications, and driver versions, and DX versions etc belong to the Specs too!! they do state DX9c needed, why don't they tell you:"don't use latest ATI driver ie?" why don't they tell you"if you installed your pc normally or got it installed from the shop where you bought your pc, this game has a risk of not working, please make sure you installed it like ...1..2..3. etc" that is definitly a MUST BE in the requisted specs list"