Tawmis wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 15, 2021 12:56 am

I am not sure that the game BBP posted is Flash - since Chrome doesn't support flash - but it worked.

Most likely HTML5.

See if you have a Flash applet in your control panel. Under the security tab you might find a setting for storing game data on your hard drive and add the site to the white list.

It sounds like your RESOURCE.AUD is missing or corrupted. It should be 217,716,879 bytes in size with a MD5 hash of EE3C2EE1994FE61C70F26BACBD34A7C8. Check your CD to make sure there are no scratches or abrasions.

There are a bunch of fan made patches and mods for Arcanum. https://terra-arcanum.com/downloads/

The required game files from that collection are packed in the InstallShield cab files. Simply copying them over to your hard drive will not extract them. You have to install them first. The patch is for those that have already used the installer on the discs. It is best to use the new installers fr...

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MusicallyInspired wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 04, 2021 10:50 pm

I mean like this:



But yeah, could still be one in disguise.

Ugh.

Wouldn't checkpoints require much of the same character, and item, stats variables as save anywhere? Perhaps not a few things like location coordinances or in a 3-D game, point of view, but most of the rest of it.

On a side note, Romero is a member of the Big Box PC Game Collectors FB group and his wife Brenda is a mod. It has afforded some insight to his gaming history.

Be sure your mounted hard drive is mounted as c and your image is mounted as d. No need to assign letters the same as you host's system. Some installers and programs look for contiguous drive letters and stop looking at an unassigned letter, so start at c and work your way up sequentially.

I think Rath needs to replace his security software and leave the new software set to defaults.

I take it that the Jones is a replacement for one that you sold. How about the diskette version?

I am the one that originally designed the GOG QfG release, but they have been tampering with it since. Of course the latest has been to rip out the DOS executables and ram ScummVM down their customer's throats. Of course the lesson of this is to always keep your older GOG installers.

Doesn't the GOG release now yse ScummVM? The SVM saves are not compatible with the original saves. This is not a common SCI error and when I checked it seems to be a SVM error message.