I want to play empire earth on my netbook, with win7 pro 32bit, but it crashes.When I start Empire Earth, the videos are played as usual and when the game starts, it crashes. I've tried different compatibility modes and Admin permissions, but nothing worked. Also I installed the latest patches and the Add On (Age of Konquest), but it didn't work. Any Ideas what I could do?
After all that time and many tries, I assume that it is not possible to run ee-zde on my nb. I guess the problem is related to the intel graphics card. Anyway, I will accept the answer with the most votes to get this to an end.
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If you happen to have an old or new(doesn't matter as long as the resolution is equal to or higher than 1024*786) monitor you could just hook up this monitor to your Netbook with a RGB cable(the blue cable that is normally used to connect a monitor to a computer) then you must set your video output to the monitor only(that means that you will only be able to see your computer screen on the external monitor and that your netbook screen should turn black). Then you start up the game and... problem fixed, you'll be destroying other civilizations in no time^^. In case you don't have an extra monitor you could get one for under 40$, so that is quite cheap^^
Finally, double-click on the property we want and change the value from 0 to 1 and then click Ok. Restart your computer and then change your screen resolution to 1024x768 and you can play Earth Empire!
Empire Earth and Empire Earth Art of Conquest will work perfectly. If you reinstall the games and uninstall and reinstall the drivers for you GPU and then the NEO-EE patch it will revert the games back to the problem you had in the first place, you must install the NEO-EE patch after reinstalling the game or games before uninstalling and reinstalling your GPU drivers.
You can try this method on 8, and 10 it might work. This method did not work for winxp home as far as Empire Earth Art of Conquest was concerned. Empire Earth worked fine in WinXP without this method.
2. My minimum specs is P4 2.GHz 256MB RAM and a built in 64MB video card of Intel original 845 motherboard...I will be getting a nVidia Riva TNT2 64MB video card in a couple of days..I have played the demo and the performance is okay. What i want to know is that as the game progresses will there be any extra load on the RAM or Processor like in Civ 4? In other words can i play the game easily without any problems? AuthorReplies: Dr GripĀ
Ā Marine posted 04-11-06 04:30 AM EDT (US) 1 / 6 The map is divided to territories so if a player seized control of a territory means they have got that territory and expanded their empire. Once you have claimed a territory you can build buildings in there quickly. Your pop cap will rise. Building houses in the territories you wn will also rise the pop cap and increase morale to all your units in that territory. To claim a territory you need to build a City Centre anywhere in the territory. If the territory is not next to any territories you have then you will also have to build a fortress. TrespasserĀ
Ā Marine posted 04-15-06 01:47 PM EDT (US) 2 / 6 In addition, when building in your own territory, buildings build at a normal rate, and the "ghost" of the building appears green. However, when attempting to build a building in a territory previously owned by another player, it will take twice as long to build, and the "ghost" if the building appears yellow. If building while the player still occupies the territory, building will take three times longer than normal, and the "ghost" will appear yellow.When you or another player seizes a territory, the game randomly generates a name for the territory based on your civilization. For instance, if you where playing as the United States, and you seized an unclaimed territory, the game would automatically randomly pick the name of a state and use that as the territory name. To change the name of a territory, click on the ground in the territory, and in the options box at the bottom of the screen where you select orders for units, click on the pen and paper icon. A box should pop up, and you can type in the new custom name for your territory.As for your other question, I'm afraid I can't help you. I don't know too much about processers and stuff like that, but as the game progresses, yes, it does seem to slow down computers a bit, especially if you have a lot of units on screen at the same time."Some day, I'll take over the world...or blow it up. Which ever comes first."[This message has been edited by Trespasser (edited 04-15-2006 @ 01:50 PM).] Dr GripĀ
Ā Marine posted 04-15-06 03:51 PM EDT (US) 3 / 6 Quote: 152ee80cbc
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