Dead Honky
Spaceman
For the record: I have a 3Ghz Pentium IV with 1GB RAM. I run WCII at 6000 cycles using the normal core.
Voices are weird to get working here. If I let the opening run when I start a new game, it freezes as the Emperor dismisses his guards (though the music still plays). I've actually found that I can get through the opening if I let it run after I've registered and play it from the gameflow as the story segment, though then I run into another problem: when I get to the scene with Tolwyn, it all becomes distorted and quick (chipmunkish). The same goes for any voices during flight, where the pilot won't leave the screen after speaking the garbled dialogue.
Now, this could be because the copy of WCII I applied all this too is less-than-legit (though I DID recently just score 3.5 floppy versions of WCI and II off of eBay and have a CD of WCII with the speech pack and expansions at home, so this is no big deal as I can get to it in two weeks after graduating from college). Also, I think the speech pack disks I got with my WCI and II purchase may be busted (after I tried to run the installation through DOSBox, the executable ceased to exist. Would copying all the files directly into WCII's Gamedat folder suffice?).
Any advice?
Thanks.
Voices are weird to get working here. If I let the opening run when I start a new game, it freezes as the Emperor dismisses his guards (though the music still plays). I've actually found that I can get through the opening if I let it run after I've registered and play it from the gameflow as the story segment, though then I run into another problem: when I get to the scene with Tolwyn, it all becomes distorted and quick (chipmunkish). The same goes for any voices during flight, where the pilot won't leave the screen after speaking the garbled dialogue.
Now, this could be because the copy of WCII I applied all this too is less-than-legit (though I DID recently just score 3.5 floppy versions of WCI and II off of eBay and have a CD of WCII with the speech pack and expansions at home, so this is no big deal as I can get to it in two weeks after graduating from college). Also, I think the speech pack disks I got with my WCI and II purchase may be busted (after I tried to run the installation through DOSBox, the executable ceased to exist. Would copying all the files directly into WCII's Gamedat folder suffice?).
Any advice?
Thanks.