Rubel Posted December 6, 2007 Share Posted December 6, 2007 Hi, folks. I just installed Windows on a partition on my Mac, and dug out one of my favorite games from before I switched platforms: BG2. I installed it, installed ToB, installed the patch, Installed the Fix-mod, installed Ascension (which I've never tried), then installed the Tweaks mod and fired BG2 up. I made a half-elf Cleric/Mage, and started along happily enough, until I started getting crashes. As soon as I picked up some items from the first table in the original dungeon, I saw the "assert failed" crash of the subject line. Not all items would trigger it, but a katana did, and so did the key to Jaheira's cage. Is this a known problem? I guess I'll just go back and un-install mods until it starts working. Thanks! Link to comment
Miloch Posted December 6, 2007 Share Posted December 6, 2007 This is a known issue, probably has to do with your video card/drivers. You can try the stuff mentioned in this thread, also turn off 3D Acceleration and see if that helps. Link to comment
Rubel Posted December 6, 2007 Author Share Posted December 6, 2007 Thank you! I forgot to mention that I had it set to 1280x960. Dropping down to 1024x768 seems to have fixed the problem. I'll go back and reinstall the "beta" part of the mods now Link to comment
ericp07 Posted December 10, 2007 Share Posted December 10, 2007 You may find that lower resolutions = more stable game play. I don't know how it is to run Windows apps on a Mac (and the thought frightens me! *L*), but not all the advice that helps users of one platform helps those of the other. I could advise better if you were running the game natively on the Mac. Please let us know the results of your testing! This sort of information will be of value to many Good luck and happy gaming, Eric Link to comment
the bigg Posted December 10, 2007 Share Posted December 10, 2007 I usually dislike self-promotion; however, since you're running the Windows version, the Widescreen Mod also allows you to play 1280x960 without the stability problems that you'd get while running 1280x960 'natively'. Of course, if you have something larger than 1280x960 (EG the ubiquitous 1280x1024), you can use that with WSM too Link to comment
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