After the latest patch I cannot join any game, multiplayed, campaign, single player, etc…
After the loading screen (where the AOE2DE Civs are shown etc), the game crashes and I get an error message. I’m attaching the error details I get, I was not getting this errors before the latest patch…
Same here, except I don’t get any error messages. The game just crashes.
I realized I can normally start editing a scenario, but it will crash if i select any unit or even a tree. So the game is probably crashing when trying to initialize these objects (villagers, gaia units, trees, etc.)
Also, are you guys using Windows 7? I’ve seen other Windows 7 users complaining about this issue after today’s patch.
I am yes. And i sense the following straight away - “you dont meet the requirements”. I was playing so nicely since launch with no issues whatsoever. Why should some fancy snowballs wreck this? And there is no way i can turn them off…
Seriously frustrated. I’ve updated all possible things, even reinstalled directx…
Why should some fancy snowballs wreck this? And there is no way i can turn them off…
Well, I won’t say much about it because I literally got muted by a MS mod earlier this afternoon for “theorycrafting” lmao. All I know is I learned the lesson not to give any more money for someone who is also trying to sell me a new OS. Anyway I’ll just wait for the guys on Voobly to solve everything and save this game, as always.
I have the same issue - the game just crashes when trying to enter a game (single player, multi player). It worked fine before this update. I am running on windows 7
Windows 7 has exactly 26 days left to live. If you do not upgrade, you run the risks of not being on a supported operating system, including not receiving security patches.
Anyway, if people start posting their hardware specs (cpu, gpu and ram) and windows version (including architecture) then it might be possible to start seeing a correlation.
I love this justification. I’m just hoping for Microsoft to officially use it soon, suggesting AoE 2 players to upgrade to Windows 10 to continue playing. That would make their ethics much clearer for everyone. I wouldn’t be surprised a bit if the next patch turns out to be incompatible with machines without the latest Excel or whatever bs they can come up with.
The operating system should not be used as input into whether or not a user can or can’t play the game. This game is basically an enhancement of a game that was able to run on Win95 & ME Operating Systems - no reason why it shouldn’t run on Win7. Also, everyone who posted had no issues prior to this update.