Got mine too, it was on top of my table when I arrived from work (I'm from Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil). Now I have hard copies of all GPG games, hooray![e digicons]:grin:[/e] Unfortunately, my Rook's hammer and flag were bent, [e digicons]:annoyed:[/e] but I slowly moved them back to place succesfuly! I also have a different key for the hard copy, far different from the one in my impulse account.
kbessa
Yep, I've done the first method once, but then other apps had problems with it, and I need them for work, so it's better not playing Demigod for now than not working (I need money). I'll try the other methods, but it is just a remainder for them to fix it in next releases, as I don't think anybody will want the final game to have the same problems.
PLEASE! A fix for us that have non-ascii folders on Documents and Settings, like mine: C:\Documents and Settings\kBessa\Configura çõ es locais\Dados de aplicativos\Gas Powered Games\Forge
Same thing here, I have 0.62.015 here, Brazilian Portuguese Windows. The game stucks at the VS. screen. Is it really that hard to fix this? It's been an issue since first beta release, it's just said because I haven't been able to play it and I was in the very first beta (pre-ordered the boxed a whole lot of months ago).
Stephen King's The Shining (but in my home language, Brazilian Portuguese). Waiting for the new Koji Suzuki's book: Promenade of the Gods to arrize from Amazon.com. [e digicons]:D[/e]
1. Spore (Pre-ordered - 09/05/2008 in Brazil!) 2. Demigod (Pre-ordered from Impulse) 3. C&C: Red Alert 3 (Got in the 3rd wave, downloading beta multiplayer, yeah!) 4. Space Siege (Wanting to know if it will be released here, in Brazil) 5. Sins of a Solar Empire expansion (with Single Player campaign) Else, just wanting that someday they'll releases new games from my favorite franchises, like Age of Empires 4, Homeworld 3, Deus Ex 3, and maybe others... And also
Through the years, I've seen people (including myself) upgrade their top-of-the-line motherboard just because there was newer processors/ram available that used a higher frequency than the chipset was able to handle. Do you expect that in the future all motherboard could be "pretty standardized" that you could upgrade only the [I]socketed chipset[/I] (like we do with CPU/RAM) ? To me, it would be a revolution for Desktops and even better for Notebooks.