More on that later.Īs for your nickname, really, maybe combining a Star Wars meme with THX-1138 isn't quite as clever or unique as you thought? This is the internet, man. There's a little patch called DDWrapper that'll have it fixed for you right away. Let's start with the important stuff: RA2/YR is pretty easy to fix. You don't own a copyright on that name allrighty then. Always handy if you want replies.)Īs for your nickname, really, maybe combining a Star Wars meme with THX-1138 isn't quite as clever or unique as you thought? This is the internet, man. well, feel free to ask me here (if you mention people with they get an email notification, btw. If you still got problems after going through the solutions there. If you got any more problems, check out the sticky Common Issues and Solutions thread (it has some more stuff about Generals that may help, concerning the creation of missing settings files). As I said, the v1.03 community patch should get rid of that.
The error message you get for the Generals games may very well be the DRM problem. there's been another thread asking about TFD just about a week ago, so I suggest you check out my detailed answer there, including all patch links: Luckily, one of the unofficial patches you most likely already encountered, namely, the TFD 1.03 revision 4 patch from the CNCNZ site, makes all games No-DVD, thereby solving the DRM problem.Īnyway. Namely, Microsoft decommissioned it, and simply didn't include it in Windows 10, by design, meaning none of the games that use that DRM system (SafeDisc/SecuRom) can still identify discs as being their correct legal game disk. there's a problem with the DRM system used in TFD. Though one google for star trek armada patch immediately gives me a result not unlike my own C&C95 allrighty then. It's not a patch made for RA2, after all it's a general fix with quite some options to play around with in that config file It did the job for Dungeon Keeper 1 for me, anyway (though there was still an annoying fast scroll bug on the mission selection map). I know nothing about the game, but if it's a DDraw malfunction there as well (as it is with a lot of these old games), then perhaps DDWrapper could work on it too. It's purely a matter of company policy, and it's hardly fair that C&C is freeware but its predecessor isn'tĪs for Star Trek: Armada. I mean, for Doom 1, a 1993 game, the source code was released in 1997. The only difference between my own patch and Dune Dynasty is that EA released C&C95 as freeware for a promotion stunt. About making old non-working things work again. I don't suppose you can help me get my old Star Trek: Armada I&II to work ?
If only I could get rid of my guilt about fan-edits.
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