Truespeed said:This game is so good. Reminds of those classic desert strike games. More importantly, it's not a quick and dirty console port - they took their time with this one.
duckroll said:I can't blame Avalanche for a game that doesn't work? Who do I blame then?
Truespeed said:it's not a quick and dirty console port - they took their time with this one.
JacksUsername said:For those having the game crash at startup - I know my version started at a weird resolution, like 1280 x 800. Possibly your monitor doesn't support that resolution and the game closes? I haven't looked at the .ini file yet, but perhaps forcing a resolution may help? Have no idea if this would work or is a common issue, just trying to run down what may be causing it, if it's not the redistributable.
eh..couldn't even find an .ini file. In My Documents, there's a Sega folder with a Renegade Ops directory leading to a Saves folder, and in that folder, there's a document titled Settings, but I can't open it, only tried WordPad though.
The vc redist exe file is located in the steamapps folder though.
InertiaXr said:How's that? Seems like most people are unable to play it at all, and it's not like some PSN/XBLA game is going to push any computers less than 4 years old, so no need to 'optimize' or whatever developers/publishers use as an excuse to sell less PC games.
ShockingAlberto said:Yeah, no
Even if this game does eventually work, this is a bridge too far.
I definitely recommend anyone on the fence to not buy this game.
What's apparently ridiculous is expecting a working product.Sysgen said:That's ridiculous.
Or, you know, your idea in that a working product should be passed up because it didn't work in the past.ShockingAlberto said:What's apparently ridiculous is expecting a working product.
People can take my recommendations for whatever they want. I'm saying that I feel disrespected as a customer being jerked around for the last month and now getting a product that doesn't work.jediyoshi said:Or, you know, your idea in that a working product should be passed up because it didn't work in the past.
Truespeed said:If you keep getting prompted to install the redistributable when you launch the game rename the following file in your Renegade Ops directory
installscript.vdf to installscript2.vdf
it should start up without the prompt now.
ShockingAlberto said:What's apparently ridiculous is expecting a working product.
duckroll said:It has nothing to do with the redist. For some computers the game just straight up won't start. The game itself crashes upon start up. Some people are speculating it has to do with a bug with 2 core cpu support.
duckroll said:It has nothing to do with the redist. For some computers the game just straight up won't start. The game itself crashes upon start up. Some people are speculating it has to do with a bug with 2 core cpu support.
No option to set keys, controls that suddenly change (tank controls for vehicles selected? Not yours in a chopper!), resolutions that get reset to default between missions...Truespeed said:This game is so good. Reminds of those classic desert strike games. More importantly, it's not a quick and dirty console port - they took their time with this one.
Snuggler said:Dammit Salsa, I was gonna make this. Oh well.
I will buy this game.
so much for fixing the game during its delay lulz.duckroll said:Okay, so the game works fine on my laptop, but not on my desktop. Interesting. Great game, but they really need to patch this bitch. Lol.
InertiaXr said:What if you have FOUR cores??
Is it just not using multiple cores at all (ala Cities XL I think) or is it just dual cores that are causing an issue, while quads are fine?
duckroll said:My laptop is a Core i3 M330 with 2gig of ram. It runs fine. My desktop is a E8400 with 4gig of ram. Crashes on start. Both are dual core CPUs, but different types. So there's definitely more to the problem than just the number of cores.
JacksUsername said:Is there anyway to see the supported resolutions for your PC monitor vs laptop? If the laptop supports 1280 x 880 and the PC monitor does not, I'm still wondering if that could be a problem. I'm not a tech head by any means, but I remember with the first Witcher game, it kept booting a black screen and then crashing and it was due to it trying to launch at an unsupported resolution.
duckroll said:My laptop is a Core i3 M330 with 2gig of ram. It runs fine. My desktop is a E8400 with 4gig of ram. Crashes on start. Both are dual core CPUs, but different types. So there's definitely more to the problem than just the number of cores.
duckroll said:My laptop's max resolution is 1366x768, and my PC monitor's max resolution is 1920x1080. I don't know why any game would attempt to launch at 1280x880!
Minsc said:Runs great here, sorry to hear the crashing problems from others, hopefully it gets figured out soon.
Perfect performance aside, my initial impressions of the game leave it feeling a bit off. Controls take some getting used to (gamepad), helicopter wasn't very fun (it boiled down to circle-strafing missiles in what feels like slow motion). The first level had constant timers with navigation pointers so you don't get to explore on your own very much. The terrain seems neat when there's jumps and hills, but they don't come up too often. I leveled up 8 times in the first mission, it wasn't very clear what I supposed to be doing, besides getting my health refilled. The story is not compelling, which is to be expected, but I'm not really enjoying the comic book style presentation as much as how it was done in Alice: Madness Returns. The weapon icons/upgrades in the game also seemed a bit confusing. Mostly minor complaints for me, that should go away with a few more hours of playing.
The graphics and explosions are enjoyable and plentiful, and it seems like there's probably a lot of variation with the various character combinations and co-op / multi mode.
InertiaXr said:How's that? Seems like most people are unable to play it at all, and it's not like some PSN/XBLA game is going to push any computers less than 4 years old, so no need to 'optimize' or whatever developers/publishers use as an excuse to sell less PC games.
Sysgen said:Some are having success with this fix. Not me though
Gibbed said:So, I made a "fix".
I quote this because while it seems to make the game run, forcing the game to detect your system as a quad-core seems to cause quite a bit of stuttering in the game. Now this could be my system is ♥♥♥♥ but I ran Just Cause 2 without much issues.
Let me know how it turns out for you!
http://mod.gib.me/renegadeops/dxgi.zip
Extract dxgi.dll to X:\Path\To\Steam\steamapps\common\renegade ops\.
If it were that simple you could set the executable to only use one core.duckroll said:It has nothing to do with the redist. For some computers the game just straight up won't start. The game itself crashes upon start up. Some people are speculating it has to do with a bug with 2 core cpu support.
Psy-Phi said:If it were that simple you could set the executable to only use one core.
ShockingAlberto said:I am endlessly amused that someone on the Steam forums managed to fix in an hour what SEGA and Avalanche apparently couldn't fix in a month.
Psy-Phi said:If it were that simple you could set the executable to only use one core.
LQX said:Would have bought it on the 360 for the fact alone that there are no resolution options. 2000 fucking 11 and they are releasing a game with no resolution options in the main menu.
And what what the hell at the controls if you use a keyboard. You are going straight and the vehicle keeps turning left.
So frustrating especially being that I immediately fell in love with this game on the 360 but almost don't ant to load it up again on the PC.
LQX said:What what the hell at the controls if you use a keyboard. You are going straight and the vehicle keeps turning left.
So frustrating especially being that I immediately fell in love with this game on the 360 but almost don't ant to load it up again on the PC.
Edit- found resolution options.