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Grim Fandango sucks.
BTN.
IT kind of does. I mean it doesn't really, but it's not the ultimate adventure some would like it to be. The writing and atmosphere are awesome, but the interface really fucking blows and makes it not fun for me to play.Quote:
Originally Posted by Compass
I beat Grim Fandango not too long ago. I love the atmosphere this game has. The writing is nice, too.
I beat it using Windows XP, and my main problems dealt with processor affinities. I had to make it so that the game would run on CPU 0 rather than CPU 0 + 1.
I should also note that I used this launcher: http://quick.mixnmojo.com/software#grimlauncher.
Yeah, I love the game despite the seemingly unending list of hardware problems it causes.
I'm now at the beginning of Year 4, just after returning to El Marrow, and the game now crashes every time I try to leave the booby-trapped garage. Oy.
Say again?Quote:
I beat it using Windows XP, and my main problems dealt with processor affinities. I had to make it so that the game would run on CPU 0 rather than CPU 0 + 1.
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I saw Officer and a Gentleman again last weekend and was surprised to see Tony Plana in the cast. Looks like he plays the father on Ugly Betty, too.
CTRL+ALT+DELETE -> Find Grim Fandango's process. -> Right-click. -> Set affinity.Quote:
Originally Posted by sleeve
It depends on what type of processor you have. So, if you only have one selection available, then you're pretty much in a completely different situation than I was in.
Basically, I just set it to CPU 0 rather than both CPU 0 and 1 (the default set).