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https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/app/327930/discussions/0/3591087260086063913/#c6580353067865512496
Try out the option #3 if you want the most inline QOL solution of those currently available. It can be applied to your game files as-is without any negative impact on any of your ongoing games. It's just a matter of swapping some PIC files.
http://darklands.net/files/AlteredAlchemyImages.shtml
Anyway, there is nothing wrong with this "version" of the game, whether it be here or GOG. This is "version 7" of the game (483.07, Feb. 1993), and the files themselves are identical to those that would be installed by the CD-ROM distro produced by GTI for Microprose in 1995. Any differences lie in the version of DOSBox used and the settings in the config files that go with it, in addition to the Steam launcher overhead.
Hopefully you had a recent saved game and didn't lose too much of your progress. :)
Cheers!
-mwirkk
I'm not trying to be a ♥♥♥♥ here, but what you are suggesting is just silly from a consumers standpoint.
What you are suggesting sounds like a job, exactly like work, and I would prefer to be paid for that. And if it is so easy to do, so it doesn't have to be paid for to be done then why hasn't it just been done by the current publisher and fixed "forever"?
I bet enough people have paid for this copy of Darklands, that a Fiverr developer could even be/have been hired cheap enough to just do the fixing for them.
This isn't the world of Windows 95 anymore, Windows 7 has basically even be phased out.
It isn't about "losing progress" to me, because I know all the tricks to the game to draw all the perks out as fast as I want (ie. save scumming). For me this is a matter of preservation, especially because there is a price tag on a museum art piece being sold to the public, like selling laminated copies of the US Constitution or the Mona Lisa.
I can just go play the game on any number of retro curator websites, and play the game with out missing hooks for sound files or bugs that force crash the DOSBox. For free, as I have been doing for at least one decade now.
The Steam Copy (this copy), because it is sold on Steam, should be at the very least compatible with Steam. Its overlays, its hot keys for screenshots and etc.. I shouldn't have to be the one to "fix" things and try to piece a broken game together when I can just go play on a chrome web browser.
Thank's for the suggestion though, I know you are just another player of the game so I'm really not trying to be rude to you. I'm just expressing my severe dissatisfaction.
This is actually a really helpful post. Good to know the only problem is with the included DOSBox and not the actual game needing patching.
No, there is at least one bug I can name that needs patching too, I mean in the game itself. There is times in the game where you will be sent off the map to complete some quest (I don't want to spoil it for you completely), and the only way to complete it is to get as close to the edge that you need to be at, save the game, then restart the game, and you will be able to complete the quest.
It's not even a very important quest, but it's just a bug. A well known one.
But yes, as the other user pointed out, it is the DOSBox framework mostly to blame for "this version". It is barebones and shoddy and probably a free version that wasn't designed really for steam. None of our overlays work. We have to "hack" screen shots in, and "hack" video feeds to steam if we wish to share like that.