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Hearts of Iron II Doomsday



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NameHearts of Iron II
VersionDoomsday
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Votes 1
RatingBronze
Wine Version1.1.36
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Description
Sold as an expansion pack, Doomsday actually functions as a standalone replacement to the original Hearts of Iron 2, including all of the original scenarios.
Old test results
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Selected Test Results (selected in 'Test Results' table below)

What works
Instalation, patching to 1.3a, gameplay


What does not
Music


What was not tested
Multiplayer


Additional Comments


Test Results
DistributionTest dateWine versionInstalls?Runs?RatingSubmitter
ShowUbuntu 9.10 "Karmic" (+ variants like Kubuntu)Jan 21 20101.1.36 Yes Yes Bronze an anonymous user 
ShowFreeBSD 7.0Mar 20 20091.1.14 Yes Yes Gold an anonymous user 
ShowGentoo Linux AMD64Nov 18 20081.1.7 Yes Yes Gold Stephen Badger 
ShowUbuntu 8.04 "Hardy" x86_64 (+ variants like Kubuntu)Sep 23 20081.1.5 Yes Yes Silver LarsG 
ShowDebian GNU/Linux 4.0 "Etch"Oct 14 20081.1.1 Yes No Garbage Andrew Gray 


Known bugs
Bug # Description Status Resolution Other apps affected
3817 InstallShield very slow when copying many small files NEW View

 

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Fatal Error-- Could not Initialize Video!
by Peter Stonefield on Wednesday July 28th 2010, 2:04
I get "Fatal Error-- could not initialize video!" and "abort, retry, ignore", right after the intro screens. I use wine 1.2, and ubuntu 10.04. Any idea of what's up?

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RE: Random crash after a few minutes of play.
by LarsG on Saturday September 20th 2008, 13:34
Happens also with Hoi2DD v 1.3a and HoI2 Armageddon v1.1/1.2.

Code address (0x4060a0) is the same for all.

Have managed to narrow it down a bit, happens on zoom out but only if unit display is set to counters (that is nato-type unit icons instead of images of tanks/infantry/etc).

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RE: Random crash after a few minutes of play.
by Brad on Tuesday September 16th 2008, 14:03
What version of the game are you using? Make sure you have the 1.3 patch installed. Also, if you are running any mods, make sure you try to run the game WITHOUT those mods to see if you still have that same problem. Stony Road to War will cause the behavior you are describing.

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Additions to my test results
by Mario Donick on Thursday August 21st 2008, 3:43
After submitting my test results, I experienced some minor things. I believe they're related to the manual installation method I explain above. I don't know if they also occur with a standard installation.


MISSING FOLDER:

There has to be a folder "save games" inside the "scenarios" folder of the game. If it's not there, any attempt to save a game will result in an error message, often followed by a crash. So be sure that you create the folder if not already present.


GAME LANGUAGE:

To change the game's language, you need to edit the file "settings.cfg". For me, it was german (4) automatically; English would be 0, French 1. Don't know what 3 would be.


PATCHING ISSUES:

If you manually installed the game on a partition which is now unmounted (e.g. a non-attached USB drive) and then try to apply a patch, the patch setup won't find the game (of course) and stop.

For some reason, the patch setup now will never find your game, even if the partition is mounted correctly. So beware not to forget attaching any USB drives, if needed ... I recognized this problem when trying to patch my existing 1.3 to 1.3a.

However, if you made this fault, you can extract the contents of the patch setup manually, using the commandline tool "cabextract":

cabextract dd_13a.exe

You get a folder called "Disk1". Change to this folder and type:

unshield e data1.cab

Now you have a folder called "common" inside the "Disk1" folder. There you will find all new or updated files. You can simply copy them to your Doomsday directory to apply the patch (but beware of case sensitive file names ... so use again a case-insensitive FAT32 partition. Otherwise you had to check every affected file for duplicates manually).


If you used an external USB drive for Doomsday, it is a good idea to copy the whole directory to your computer. The game will load much faster. This is especially true for slower computers with low memory and USB 1.1; however, once the game is started and initialized, it perfoms well even on my old T23 ThinkPad (512 MB RAM; 1,2 GHz).

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