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philjack

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  1. I really like that perspective. From the old Ultima series through Diablo, Torchlight, Titan's Quest, etc. Without forgetting Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale and Planescape Torment. I highly look forward to playing Lineage Eternal, specifically because it uses an isometric perspective.
  2. Well I'm playing many things at the same time... - Elder Scrolls III : Morrowind - Disiples III : Renaissance - Might & Magic : World of Xeen - Diablo III - Phantasy Star II (on Fusion emu) - Magic the Gathering DOTP 2013 - SW KOTOR2 - Mass Effect and about a hundred more that I have to finish...
  3. I had the same problem and solved it! First I should tell you a bit about what happened: I have a Dell laptop, Core i-7, Windows 7 Pro 64bit with an integrated Intel graphics card (Intel HD Graphics 3000 ?) Back around August 2013, I installed SW KOTOR2 from Steam. I started playing and everything was great. So we now know for a fact that the game works with Intel's integrated chipsets and that it does run on Win 7 Pro 64b... Now a couple of weeks later, in October 2013, I decided to install Mass Effect, also from Steam. Mass Effect 1 installs smoothly and the game launches BUT ! The game starts crashing almost randomly, seemingly more on the menu screen. Always I get a little window on my desktop telling me "This program needs to close... APPCRASH, etc." I also remeber that message mentionning a .dll file, possibly a x64 driver. So I then had a problem with Mass Effect 1. Trying to solve this Mass Effect 1 application crash, I finally end up on Intel's website to use their online "Check your system for updates". I do that and it does find a newer graphics adapter/driver, installs automatically and reboots. Once booted back up, I try Mass Effect and no more crashes since then ! But then I wanted to play KOTOR2 again. So I launch as usual from Steam and that's when I got the message in this forum, same thing, can't play anything as the error message appears right after the Obsidian logo : APPCRASH ... module : ig4icd32.dll. So now Mass Effect was fine but SW KOTOR2 was broken So I searched my system for ig4icd32.dll and I found 2 versions. One that was modified recently, about the same time that I updated my drivers and the other that dated from a few years back. So I backed up the most current one and in it's place (C:\Windows\SysWOW64) I put the older one. So that's it, now both Mass Effect works (it hasn't crashed yet, I'll update the message if it does) and SW KOTOR2 also works ! Below are the filesize of ig4icd32.dll Filename Size Version ig4icd32.dll (15,051,368 bytes) 8.17.12.6883 // Use this version for Star Wars KOTOR 2 ! ig4icd32.dll (10,812,416 bytes) 9.17.10.3223 // Use this version if you have any problems with ME1. I hope this helps folks !

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