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Here is what I think we can do. Use the KotOR 1 music for KotOR 2. Granted things might get redundant. But at least we won't have to put up with Obsidian's POS ability to actually put music into the game, not including that infinitesimal, half-assed **** that DID make it into the final product. (I am not talking about music content, only the encoding of the said music.) I also agree totally with earlier statements that say the best way to fix this is either in a patch, (with BF1942 patches being 200MB+ I can't see the problem with a patch that big.) Or a stand alone Music pack.

Earthworm48, I can confirm this, I just tried it with the 4.2 opengl driver in the kotor2 directory. It worked like a charm. Everything seems stable and now I get the the vertex effects, too. I also tried it with the 4.11s but they didn't work at *all*, the game was rendered totally unplayable. The picture would flash in and out, almost like a strobing effect. This would happen if *any* of the advanced options were turned on: soft shadows, v-sync, or Vertex Frame Effects. That the 4.2s work fine and everything after that doesn't.... Now I'm pissed at ATI for having it stay broken for so long, and then breaking it *again* when they finally DO fix it. I didn't even get the hanging from the cutscenes, they all played perfectly. In fact the game works better with the 4.2 opengl driver, then it did with the 5.1s even while the vertex buffer was disabled.

I was having some 'serious' stability issues with the Official Catalyst 4.12s It would CTD every 1-3 minutes, then open back up in that damn windowed mode. I updated to the Omega 5.1s and was still getting the frequent CTDs. As soon as I added the "last chance GFX fix" to the swkotor2.ini, that is mentioned in the readme file, all my problems simply dissapeared. The game has been running for hours now (4-5 hours straight)... not even a stutter. Here is the info, in case you don't know what I am talking about: ____________________________________ Edit your