Think that is a little unfair, Petek.
I did try to play five games and each time it froze on me. Five games through to 300 turns plus - a lot of time invested. I don't think there is anyone who can say they were more loyal to the original game than me - I have happier memories of playing that game that just about any other. It just won't work for me on XP. So, frankly, suggesting that moving X unit and not Y unit to avoid a crash seems no solution at all to me - what is obviously required, if possible, is to rejig the game to the more power OS and computers of today which, to be be fair to the original designers, they never envisaged. (Having said that, the original "Blade Runner" role game of 1998 has worked on all the operating systems I have ever used - I take my hat off to Westwood.)
Guess I shall just have to stick with Planetfall until I hear there has been that global solution.
Live long and prosper.
I did try to play five games and each time it froze on me. Five games through to 300 turns plus - a lot of time invested. I don't think there is anyone who can say they were more loyal to the original game than me - I have happier memories of playing that game that just about any other. It just won't work for me on XP. So, frankly, suggesting that moving X unit and not Y unit to avoid a crash seems no solution at all to me - what is obviously required, if possible, is to rejig the game to the more power OS and computers of today which, to be be fair to the original designers, they never envisaged. (Having said that, the original "Blade Runner" role game of 1998 has worked on all the operating systems I have ever used - I take my hat off to Westwood.)
Guess I shall just have to stick with Planetfall until I hear there has been that global solution.
Live long and prosper.