This is getting annoying

[rroberson]

I have run into this bug across most of my games. I will be running a turn and the game will suddenly lock up. No big deal. I will go rerun the turn and it will lock up again in the same exact place.

This has happened multiple times on both of my computers. The only solution I have found is to have my opponents change things in their turn and then the turn processes again without incident.

Am I the only one running into this?

[rroberson]

hmmm so Im the only one. Wonderful.

[Don Bowen]

So, what is the place where it locks up? You could attach a save if you would like but we usually find that we can not reproduce it - the issue is caused by some setting on your computer.

[rroberson]

It's random. Sometimes it happens at the beginning of the turn process sometimes in the middle or the end. The next time it happens I will be sure to send you guys a saved turn. If its something that is a setting on my PC, then its both PCs as I play on two very different ones. One is a vista gaming machine tons of ram etc. The other is an underpowered netbook that is slow for turn running but does the job.

[Cathartes]

helps to give more details overall of when/how. Turn save is a must, zipped and placed here.

Also, can you confirm what version you are playing?

[vonTirpitz]

During combat replay I have seen erratic behavior caused if the affinity has not been set for a multi-core system. If you are using the multi-core flag you can check the affinity settings by checking the process under task manager. Hope this helps.

[rroberson]

ORIGINAL: Cathartes

helps to give more details overall of when/how. Turn save is a must, zipped and placed here.

Also, can you confirm what version you are playing?

Will do the next time it occurs, I have been seeing it about once a week so I will let you know. I am playing the latest 1.01.1084e

[rroberson]

ORIGINAL: vonTirpitz

During combat replay I have seen erratic behavior caused if the affinity has not been set for a multi-core system. If you are using the multi-core flag you can check the affinity settings by checking the process under task manager. Hope this helps.

I will take a look at this, but the netbook isn't multicored...maybe the big machine though....thanks!