Samodelkin1

Found it!

Still can't find it, not even when I show hidden files.

If what you say is true, then the ReadMe file needs to be updated. I could confirm using the process id checker, and verify what TCP/UDP ports the application is using.

I don't have the Ironclad folder in that subdirectory. Believe me, I searched the entire hard drive for this file. Maybe it is because I had the demo installed first? I uninstalled the demo before installing the full game, of course!

Agreed. This game is GREAT! I'm up at 2:30 a.m.!

Your FAQ says to open port 6112 TCP. It is actually 6112 TCP and UDP. Most online games use UDP, due to the fact that it is significantly faster for gaming purposes. Please feel free to correct your FAQ to be more consistent with your ReadMe file. Samodelkin

[quote]The minidumps are Nvidia's fault anyway, and they occur over quite a few other games rather just Sins.Hence why I use ATI cards, because their driver releases aren't a steaming pile of rubbish, and I don't have to muck around with beta releases to get my card to just work in the first place.[/quote] Minidumps are not limited to Nvidia powered systems. I have an ATI card, and I minidump in every single game as well. I'm a Computer Science major, the best I can do right now is

It is related to your video card driver. You want to use either the latest one, or the most recent driver that was "certified" with your PC. I would recommend the support website of your computer's manufacturer. You want to go there and download the latest graphics driver for your specific model. If it is a self-built PC, download the latest "certified" and recommended graphics card driver. Some will say get the latest no matter what, but in my expirience, the latest drivers cause pesky compatib

There seems to be an awful lot of crashes and fatal dumps in multi-player games! It seems the three games I was in tonight all resulted in crashes. I'm running Windows XP Home Edition SP2. I have an ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 Pro, 1 GIG RAM, 3.2 GHZ P4 CPU. I have good graphics drivers that I had to update to to have Sins of a Solar Empire display correctly. I can't seem to find the source of the problem. I even opened both UDP and TCP ports that Sins of a Solar Empire requires. Has anyone else