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Okay I just got Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword this Tuesday. I get home and install it, and then start to play it. I sat there for about 30 min trying to figure out which civilization I wanted to be. Well I picked Portugal and began the game. Then around 2 min into the game I met an opponent. Well the diplomacy screen came up and there was Kublai Khan with no face!!! He only had a floating crown or something like that. I thought that I just needed to restart the game and I did that and it had the same problem. So then I called customer support nad was with them for about 2 hours and still could not solve the problem. The man then told me that he was sending his report to the level 2 guys there at 2Kgames. Well I still ave gotten no response yet. In one or two days I expect one though. If not I am going to give them a call. Hopefully they will have a solution.
Anyways on most civs I can only see a few oarts of them. For example, Sitting Bull I can see his eyes and most of his body. The thing wrong is that is eyelids are not there so I see all of his eyeballs. His teeth look like those toys you wind up and they start to chatter. Justinian I I can only see his hair and his eyelashes. I can only see the eyelashes for Stalin. For Giligamesh, I can only see his hair which makes him look like a stickless mop. Basically most of the people look a lot like the Crypt Keeper. It is utterly annoying.
What makes things worse is that I am now Boudica of the Celts. I am now in the 20th Century. Well now the game is crashing quite a lot. Not only do I have to deal with freaky looking people, but now the game crashes on me too much.
Also, I can see the people's avatars when I go to pick which civ I want to be, but only during the game play do I not see them correctly.
Here are my pc's specs:
2.7 GHz Intel Celeron processor
768 mb of RAM
80 GB HD
GeForce MX 4000 Nividia video card.
I meet all of the recomended requirements, yet when I first time I started the game it said that I did not, so it lowered the graphics for me. I have the graphics on vey low save only a few nice options I have enabled such as 3 people per unit thing. Other than that it is low. When the game crashes it say something failed to allocate in memory or graphics card. Sometimes that results with that the desktop gets all big after the game crashes and is kind of faded with colors.
Does anyone have any idea what may be going on? If you do is there anyway to fix the problems.
Thank you, and God speed.
Vigis
Anyways on most civs I can only see a few oarts of them. For example, Sitting Bull I can see his eyes and most of his body. The thing wrong is that is eyelids are not there so I see all of his eyeballs. His teeth look like those toys you wind up and they start to chatter. Justinian I I can only see his hair and his eyelashes. I can only see the eyelashes for Stalin. For Giligamesh, I can only see his hair which makes him look like a stickless mop. Basically most of the people look a lot like the Crypt Keeper. It is utterly annoying.
What makes things worse is that I am now Boudica of the Celts. I am now in the 20th Century. Well now the game is crashing quite a lot. Not only do I have to deal with freaky looking people, but now the game crashes on me too much.
Also, I can see the people's avatars when I go to pick which civ I want to be, but only during the game play do I not see them correctly.
Here are my pc's specs:
2.7 GHz Intel Celeron processor
768 mb of RAM
80 GB HD
GeForce MX 4000 Nividia video card.
I meet all of the recomended requirements, yet when I first time I started the game it said that I did not, so it lowered the graphics for me. I have the graphics on vey low save only a few nice options I have enabled such as 3 people per unit thing. Other than that it is low. When the game crashes it say something failed to allocate in memory or graphics card. Sometimes that results with that the desktop gets all big after the game crashes and is kind of faded with colors.
Does anyone have any idea what may be going on? If you do is there anyway to fix the problems.
Thank you, and God speed.
Vigis
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