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Wallpaper – Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth Hi there, Recently I decided to fire up the classic RTS-game from EA Games. I use Windows 8 on my PC (with a patch so that I get the “normal” Windows desktop), but did not give it much thought. The installation process went well, but the game refused to run properly afterwards. It’s because of bad timing on release dates.

Computers at that time.early 00s. were going to 64 bit. 64 bit already existed but was resisted for a long time like going to HD TV where you can’t use rabbit ears anymore. When BFME 1 and ESPECIALLY 2 were released most people were lucky if they could get the damn demo to even install let alone actually do any gameplay without serious performance problems. The few who could play BFME2 had to turn graphics all the way down unless they had a 800$ gaming rig or performance issues would pop up all over the place. Just a year or two after that the 64 bit computing was pretty much standard unless you were an old dinosaur that refused to upgrade and now a lot of emulator people are finding out their computers are not 64 bit compatible which I was shocked to find they still had them. If you were to buy a computer when BFME2 came out they were advertised as 32 or 64 back when you could read the specs of it and do comparing.

Now you’ll be lucky if stores have any laptops which if they do chances are it’s junkware. Hey dude thanks so much got it working but I’m having a issue where its like I’m zoomed in too much, and I can only zoom in more like its stuck on a default any tips? Res is set to 1920×1080 AllHealthBars = yes AlternateMouseSetup = no AmbientVolume = 50 AudioLOD = High Brightness = 50 FixedStaticGameLOD = UltraHigh FlashTutorial = 0 HasSeenLogoMovies = yes HeatEffects = yes IdealStaticGameLOD = VeryLow IsThreadedLoad = yes MovieVolume = 70 MusicVolume = 70 Resolution = 1920 1080 SFXVolume = 70 ScrollFactor = 56 StaticGameLOD = UltraHigh TimesInGame = 8 UnitDecals = no UseEAX3 = no VoiceVolume = 70. Hey thanks a lot got its working but it seems in game that its zoomed in too much anyway to fix it?

AllHealthBars = yes AlternateMouseSetup = no AmbientVolume = 50 AudioLOD = High Brightness = 50 FixedStaticGameLOD = UltraHigh FlashTutorial = 0 HasSeenLogoMovies = yes HeatEffects = yes IdealStaticGameLOD = VeryLow IsThreadedLoad = yes MovieVolume = 70 MusicVolume = 70 Resolution = 1920 1080 SFXVolume = 70 ScrollFactor = 31 StaticGameLOD = UltraHigh TimesInGame = 13 UnitDecals = yes UseEAX3 = no VoiceVolume = 70. OLD SCHOOL GAME BLOG! SLOW GAMING EXPERIENCE ON CAMPAIGN MODE MISSIONS(slowmotion) im playin BFME 1 on a windows 10 but im having a hardtime because of the slowmotion of everything when im on campaign like when i move my units(is it because of the 30fps cap?).its different from the menu(camera going up to the eye it runs smooth) and the map. For me lets say 50 is the default gamespeed,mine is like 25-30 SO I TRIED YOURS thingking that it can fix the slow motion.i downloaded it at forshire.

Invalid Registry/INI entry? That probably means some files got corrupted on installation. Try a complete uninstall, removal of all Registry Keys.

Can you please help me i just wanna play the game on a normal speed.not slow not fast. OS NameMicrosoft Windows 10 Home Version 10.0.10240 Build 10240 Other OS Description Not Available OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation System Model SATELLITE C855D-10W System Type x64-based PC Processor AMD E1-1200 APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics, 1400 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processor(s) BIOS Version/Date Insyde Corp.

1.10, 4/25/2012 BIOS Mode Legacy BaseBoard Manufacturer AMD Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 4.00 GB Total Physical Memory 3.49 GB Available Physical Memory 1.33 GB Total Virtual Memory 13.3 GB Available Virtual Memory 10.5 GB what i did:.followed the steps above and then discovered that.Options.ini is already there (i did not created it). i just edited&renamed the Options.ini to (options.ini) on the spot(no copy paste just manual typing) I changed the resolution(from 1024 768 to 1366 768),gamespeed from 40 to 90,(saved).i run the gameEXCEPTIONVALUEACCESS.so what i did is i edited the resolution(options.ini) again on the spot from 1366 768 to 1024 768 (save)run the gameOK!!.when i got into the game i change the resolution GAME MENU(OPTIONS) to 800 600. APLLY CHANGESCLOSED GAME(ALT F4)go to options.ini(then i change the resolution to 1366 768)when i came back to the game(SMOOTH RUNNING) menu option no Resolution displayed on the box(only if you click the dropdown button you will see 800 600 and 1024 768)(detail is ULTRA HIGH)I JUST LEFT IT untouched.played campaign its still slowmotion,so i close the game and re-open it.then changed the detail to high (nothing has changed about the slowmotion) im tired!!!! Foresire blog has a special online edition that is an exe aand works right off the bat with lots of extras included but no conflict if you wish to play online.

Sad 2 say his BFME2 Special Editions and ROTW is NOT an exe and half his steps are not compatible with 64 bit OS. He gets lots of people with nothing but problems doing his steps but he pretends to smile nd dodge the incoming missiles.I mean questions.

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I mean if you are going to go thru the ropes of having online tutorials/set up guides you better get your ass ready for a beating as things change over a year or two. Hi there Old School Game Blog, Firstly sorry for bring up this subject again, but i have just been through this whole page and think that what you and the others makes a lot of sense. However i have now tried to install the game again on my Win 10 machine and my first issue is i do not see the, My Battle for Middle-earth Files. I have turned off the show hidden folders option and can find AppData. Do i need to create this folder and then the text or should it be created autonomously after install? I have PRO Windows 10 and the game installed fine but I don’t have an.appdata. folder anywhere to even put the options ini file in.

We only got BFME2 to install by Dad finding that you have to check Direct Play in some kind of windows option that allows older games to work. Up to Windows 7 it was on by default but after that you have to manually turn it on which MS does not tell you plus we renamed our main drive to (D) because up to Vista games required specific letters. After Vista computers had enough memory that now you can have drives A-Z and it isn’t a problem for newer games but pre Win Vista games are very picky about exact lettering. Under Vista you could actually have a few letters up to G I think but NOT all the way to Z as in today’s systems. The switch over to 64 bit killed PC gaming. It was already dying with independent companies giving up the ghost.BroderBund.Dream Catcher/Cryo.etc but the switch over to 64 bit made it impossible to keep up with hardware demands. The developers of the triple AAA games all decided to just screw the PC and go console only and thought we wouldn’t notice so when we did they just give us a crappy port with clunky menu systems in ported games.

Most of the games are hack n slash or farm ville games for really simple people where creativity and an artistic mind is discouraged but I blame the toxins in our water and skies for that. Get a 32 bit computer. The modern crony capitalism wants to spy on you and everything you do so why have CD drives?

All they do is encourage piracy and independent thinking so if everybody streams online all the time it can ALL be controlled and have a.kill. switch. Look up Agenda 21. Trump is totally AGAINST the global establishment or so he says. He is already preparing to do things that will cause a massive.ahooga. sound to the established elite who have lived high on the hog for so long. Now they are running scared and are crying foul to cover their butts as one last gasp of breath.

Oh Vommit has.federalized. the US Media which essentially is grasping at straws. Best solution. If any are still around get a 32 bit computer from the early 2000s. Both games were made when computers were not yet 64 bit. 64 bit computers actually were around since 2001 but were not widely accepted because companies who make parts and software companies knew it would be a big disaster so it was resisted for a long time until parts for 32 bit motherboards stopped being made sometime in 2007.

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Early 64 bit computers could run both 32 and 64 bit software without running into too much compatibility issues but later 64 bit it would just say “Not compatible with your machine” to the point it isn’t going to install period. A lot of software companies (not just games) completely folded when all these changes were made or bought up by larger firms.EA. and nothing was done with them useful. Before the Windows 8 crisis the computer industry was just starting to stabilize and now there really isn’t any reason to get a computer unless you want to run legacy software.

Intel now has stated they will be (locked) into Windows 10 ONLY or your screwed royal with no way to change it without breaking it. Things are like the 1980s again where software could only run on THEIR OS and nobody else. Thanks for the help, however i do still have 2-3 more questions if that alright. So i put the disk into my computer, then i run it, pres English, write the serial.

Press register later and then it installs. When it’s finished i then go through the path to “roaming” however the “My battle for middle-earth files” folder is not there, so i create my own as you said. I then create the “options.ini” file and copy in exactly what is written in top op of this page.

I then close it and try to run the gameno difference. So for my 3 questions: 1.

Did i do something wrong? Do i have to patch it before doing anything? Will the game not run if it’s not my own resolution?

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For more information or to gain access, visit thread. (100 quality posts and 30-day minimum membership are still required). Code: AllHealthBars = yes AmbientVolume = 81.000000 AnimationLOD = High AudioLOD = Low Brightness = 50 DecalLOD = High EffectsLOD = Medium FlashTutorial = 0 GameSpyIPAddress = HasSeenLogoMovies = yes IdealStaticGameLOD = Low ModelLOD = Medium MovieVolume = 70.000000 MusicVolume = 78.000000 Resolution = 1024 768 SFXVolume = 80.000000 ScrollFactor = 64 SendDelay = no ShaderLOD = Low ShadowLOD = Low StaticGameLOD = Custom TerrainLOD = Medium TextureQualityLOD = High TimesInGame = 59 UseEAX3 = no VoiceVolume = 69.000000 WaterLOD = Medium.

Save, exit notepad and start your game.

This entry was posted on 16.09.2019.