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1. STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING INSTALL
2. STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING MOD
3. STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING UPDATE
4. STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING CODE
5. STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING PC

STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING INSTALL

Note: the only use of this download is to extract the kotor2.exe file which is compatible with UniWS, as the exe provided by Steam is not.ģ) Extract the kotor2.exe file into the KOTOR2 install directly, overwriting the original file (you might want to make a backup of the old one first, to be on the safe side).Ĥ) Download UniWS, a widescreen patching program.Ĥ) Run UniWS, select 'Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II The Sith Lords'.ĥ) Point it to your KOTOR2 install directory, select the desired resolution (e.g.

STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING MOD

These instructions for getting the widescreen mod to work with the Steam version of the game have been tested on multiple hardware configurations:ġ) Run the game, and set in-game resolution to 1280x960 (this allows a custom resolution to be selected externally).Ģ) Download the Squizzy Kotor2 Resolution Patcher. KOTOR2 only supports a 4:3 resolution, but ingenious modders from the Widescreen Gaming Forum have come up with a fix which will help you to experience the game in modern 16:9 1920x1080 glory.

STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING UPDATE

The most recent build has also introduced compatibility with the long-awaited M4-78 Enhancement Project, aka Droid Planet.ġ) Download and install the mod from the official ModDB entry, now at version 1.18.2.Ģ) Make sure to install the mod at the correct Steam location, where the default location is here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Knights of the Old Republic II\ (unlike other KOTOR2 mods which fit into the \Overide\ folder).ģ) Ensure that the Steam doesn't accidentally overwrite the mod by disabling updates to the game (Right click on KOTOR2 in the library > Properties > Updates tab > Do not automatically update this game).Ĥ) Mod installation is confirmed if the main menu of the game shows The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod 1.8.1.

STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING CODE

Not only does the mod fix a whole host of bugs, including broken items, dialogue tree errors and combat glitches, it has pulled content out of the code and made entire areas of the game playable including unusued audio files and dialogue trees. The TSLRCM is a hugely substantial mod that helps the game meet the vision that Obsidian had originally planned for the game. The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod (TSLRCM) Thankfully, the game's code has been tinkered and toiled with by the loving modding community, who have created a huge content restoration mod to fill in all the missing gaps and fix a vast number of bugs. Originally rushed to be released in time for the lucrative Christmas sales of 2004, Obsidian were forced to cut out large swathes of content to meet the release date, leaving an abrupt and nonsensical cliff-hanger ending to the game. KOTOR2's rerelease on Steam in August this year pulled the game out of a physical format purgatory (4 CDs no less), kicking and screaming into the modern digitally distributed world.

STAR WARS KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC STEAM CRASHING PC

For your other PC gaming fixing needs, visit PCGamingWiki. Not only is the game currently selling for almost nothing, many consider the Obsidian-created game to be superior to its predecessor, especially with the restored content mod. Widescreen resolutions, extra content, crash-dodging - this will make the infamously unfinished but ambitious and wonderfully-written RPG look and play far better than it did upon release. For that reason, today I'll be providing a guide to getting the Steam edition of Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords working well on modern machines. Even if it doesn’t turn out to be hugely successful, I will make up my own mind as to whether the game is enjoyable or not.Obsidian's legendary/notorious Star Wars RPG is currently on a daily deal sale 75% at £1.74/$2.49 off until Friday 6pm GMT/Saturday 10am PST, likely the cheapest it'll ever be on Steam. With the announcement of Sonic Frontiers coming up, I really hope that Sega can make a great modern Sonic game by learning the lessons of its past mistakes and listening to what the fans want. While there are games that are downright indefensible them, there are several that I had enjoyed despite their various shortcomings. Overall, I think that the modern Sonic games aren’t all that bad. This really made me think as to whatever happened to the Sonic franchise, as I never would have thought that it would fall so hard after its success in the 90s and early 2000s… Modern Sonic games: some good, some bad Honestly, even the TV show that it has was way better than the game itself. As well as the common problems faced on Sonic 06, there were also a lot of glitches as well as the (in)famous glitch known as “Knuckles Jump Glitch.” I haven’t played the game but when I heard about the reviews of the game and I looked at the awful character designs (with the exception of Tails), I was glad that I hadn’t played it. Another infamous example is Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric.