Deadly_Nightshade

Best part of Ravenholm. Didn't realize I could do that til 3rd or 4th playthrough. Sure saves the ammo, and looks cool. I actually found out about it because I was almost out of ammunition -well, I had under fifty pistol rounds- and I was using the gravity gun to buy me time before they were in rage of my trusty crowbar. However, to my delight, one of these babies came flying trough the air, and the results are plainly viable in those screenshots...

I'm going to hold off until it's around $30 or Episode 2 is around $15... Always have a game in back up in case the one you are playing fails. DS failed in keeping my attention. Back to basics. And Bloodlines is a great game to fall back on...

These Exiled Years - Flogging Molly

Weekend - The Birthday Massacre

The City 7 Half Life 2 modification - the Combine has come to Canada...

do you know my parents?? im not evan alowed to post on fourms enless there waching or the teachers arent Well, as I said before, you should get them to post on this topic and explain why they do not want you to try the only suggested solution.

Left 4 Dead looks interesting...

Have a nice day -Bon Jovi

Zombies meet flying sawblades...

Half Life 2: Riot Act is a fun little mod...

Could you get them to post why they are prohibiting you from trying the fix? If not, could you post why? That is the only solution I have heard of, so I really think you should ask them why they don't want you to try it.

What God Wants - Roger Waters

Heh, there's one major design flaw here - their equipment works against them just as well as it works for them...

Half Life 2: Riot Act

Why? It will only affect the Kot0R II.exe and nothing else...

I'm playing a HL2: Episode One modification.

No idea, it might be related to the other problem though...

Ok, the drum brakes were not exactly what I was thinking of

Try the following: 1. Launch KOTOR2. 2. Before starting a new game, or loading an old one, ALT-TAB back to Windows -or do something else to bring up the Task Manager-. 3. Bring up the Task Manager, unless you have already done so (CTRL-ALT-DEL key combination or right-click on the taskbar). 4. Click "Processes". 5. Right click Kot0R II process (swkotor2.exe), and somewhere there should be an option Set Affinity - select CPU 0 or deselect CPU 1 (Windows should now only be using one core for KOTOR2). 6. Go back to the game and see if this helped.

Bring up the task manager while in game, and set the application

The brakes, if you are talking about disc-breaks

You might try turning off one of your cores...

I'll have to find the link, but there is already a mod for Morrowind that adds those...

I believe you have to tweak the game to run on a dual-core system...