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Has anybody used BG II with win XP successfully? Is it possible? Cant imagine why they overlooked the most common operating system in the world!
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Actualy, at the time BG2 came out, winXP was still in beta. Still it works flawlessly in XP [b]if you have the patch[/]. If you don't have the patch, no characters will talk with you. Funny bug, but there you go.
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I run XP, but ever since I got the patch, I have no problem with talking, but my game crashes after about 20 - 60 minutes of play. I can just restart it, but it is annoying. I goes into "flicker mode" (flickering screen) right before you crash it, and it is only a matter of time after that you will be looking at an assertion error. When it is flickering, it will let you quicksave (if it doesn't happen during a fight), but a regular save crashes the game. Very odd bug. I have the same problem with Planescape: Torment, except that one doesn't go into "flicker mode"; it just dies.
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The BioWare tech support forum has a number of XP crash/can't install solutions. http://forums.bioware.com/viewforum.html?forum=10
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It could, of course, be a conflict between your computer and the graphics card. I've got the same problem.
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I've ran BG2 on XP every time I've played it -- on 2 different laptops now. The only problem I ever had was Norton recognizing the BG exe file link as a bad registry item and deleting it. Until the patch fixed that, I had to weed out that registry edit from Norton's "to fix" list.
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Playing a non-patched game is like driving without seatbelts.
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...without brakes [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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