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I just came across a copy of my favorite game, 'Warlords III: Darklords Rising'. I am now trying to find any sites about this game that are still around. Any info or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks. I can't play it anyways because there is some sort of mess up with Windows XP that makes the game freeze. I've tried a bunch of different things to fix it, but with no luck. I'm getting a new comp today, so hopefully Vista will work better. LOL.
I wanna dig up the old ones. I don't even remember how I cam across Darklords Rising, but I've always loved it. Are the older versions, and the first Warlords III, that can play on a newer Vista version?
Issues on XP
Changes to the Microsoft operating system introduced with Windows XP technology did not allow DLR to run. UBI could not locate this problem even up to 2002 and no support was offered on this issue. Fans however have targeted the problem. The cursor controlling software jams the programs operation. To fix this issue, right-click the desktop or start menu shortcut, go to properties dialogue box from the menu that appears, and change the target to "c:\(your Darklords folder)\darklord.exe" /WINCURSOR. This will replace the problematic color cursors with functional, black and white ones.
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jackluva06
http://www.warlorders.com/
It's a general warlord fan site, but I saw some Darklords Rising stuff on there...
I never got into 3...but played a lot of the original and 2nd installments.
Changes to the Microsoft operating system introduced with Windows XP technology did not allow DLR to run. UBI could not locate this problem even up to 2002 and no support was offered on this issue. Fans however have targeted the problem. The cursor controlling software jams the programs operation. To fix this issue, right-click the desktop or start menu shortcut, go to properties dialogue box from the menu that appears, and change the target to "c:\(your Darklords folder)\darklord.exe" /WINCURSOR. This will replace the problematic color cursors with functional, black and white ones.