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**Sosoaha** · June 13, 2003, 05:03

But how to get patched? Is there a special version for the european gamers? Or is it just down at the moment?

**Sosoaha** · June 13, 2003, 05:12

The first patch had 01.14.05.0902, I am now on 01.14.06.0500. So is it the 2nd, or just an "improved" 1st patch?

**Carch** · June 13, 2003, 05:17

Two patches have been released for the game.

The first patch was 01.14.05.0902

If you did a clean install and went on Gamespy to get the patch, you should have been patched straight up to 01.14.06.0500

If you have a "Check for Updates" button on your main screen, that's the latest patch. (01.14.06.0500)

**Sosoaha** · June 13, 2003, 05:33

So whats the matter with that error file? Am I lacking some important files? I have them now but without those numbers. What do they mean?
I still get the exception error when trying to play CTW. And I still get those random freezes.

**GodSpawn** · June 13, 2003, 05:44

The warning is just telling you that some new files were introduced with the patch (which is very common with patches).

You can safely ignore those warnings.

**Sava** · June 13, 2003, 09:26

I don't know if I'm patched either. I went to Gamespy online, played a game, but didn't see anything that said I was updated. The game hasn't crashed since I did this (it was crashing before), so I assume I'm all good.

**GodSpawn** · June 13, 2003, 10:33

Carch's reply above says how you tell if you're patched.

**Qu1ckC4nc3r** · June 13, 2003, 14:44

Mabey you great people can shed some light on my little problem. Went threw the whole deal with the patch like evryone else last night. Gave up, but realizing this game rocks I knew I could wait till things worked out. The guy said hed release a standalone patch today. I haven;t found it and I wanted to play RoN with the new patch so I had some free time to kill. I Then went to uninstall RoN followed with a fresh install then I had the stand alone 1st patch I installed that and went right to multiplayer auto patch d/led that to 100% and when I went to play I got kicked out of rise.exe. So I loaded it up again and tryd to get on only to find out that my version was not updated and I have to re d/l evrything again I have been having this problem for 2 days now I have a 56k so to d/l the patch takes like an hour. I'm not willing to try again unless things get straitened out. Or am I doing something wrong. This last time I did it i didn't see an auto update patch installer thing come up.

**Sava** · June 14, 2003, 10:50

Originally posted by GodSpawn
Carch's reply above says how you tell if you're patched.

I never had a "check for updates" button when I first installed the game. Unless they shipped a patched version of the game... I dunno

It hasn't crashed since I went online, so I guess I must be patched.

**Sava** · June 15, 2003, 10:55

Tass: Do you mean the version I bought at the store is patched? If that is the case, I already had it crash on me for no apparant reason. Although that happened once, it still would mean that the game is bugged. Oh well, I'm not going to worry about it as long as it doesn't crash any more.

**jcoleman** · June 15, 2003, 11:32

The versions so far:

1.13.04.1801: Original Retail
1.14.05.0902: Patch 1
1.14.05.2902: East Asia Original Retail
1.14.06.0500: Patch 2

Some ways to check your version:

1) Enter the lobby for Quick Battle or MP game. In the lower left corner, you should see the version number.

2) At the first menu of the game, select "Tools & Extras", then "About Rise of Nations". The version should be displayed at the top.

3) Right click on nations.exe in your game directory and select "Properties". Select "File Version" from the list. In XP, you can actually just hold your mouse pointer over the nations.exe icon and popup text should show the version.

Hope this helps,
J

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