*sigh*, such professionalism.
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unfortunately i must remind you that a lot of games' bugs are caused by instabilities in the OS. Since your windows return a abnormal value to a specific call, the game malfunctions.... the GAME did not give the abnormal value, neither did it call for an abnormal value, but now the coder (larian) needs to write 100 lines of extra code, to make the game capable of coping with windows' errors....
where did the windows errors come from????? most likely, stuff that you installed that changed / added to the dll files that the game relies on. you may also NOT have installed the programs that changed those files.... but its a fact... your average computer user does not have a flying idea of what goes on in windows internals and vulnerabilities....
Windows XP SP1 comes standard with 9 vulnerabilities (that they wont fix), which spyware, addware, and just plain MALware uses to install itself onto your computer. ALL of these programs causes major stability issues with windows, changes DLL files, and just makes your computer even more vulnerable to MORE malware.
so the fact that most games released lately is "buggy" is NOTHING unexpected. 5 years ago you could code a program and it worked first time round.... now you have to release it, check what is wrong on 038498490238745749809538094385943 people's computers, and write 10 times as much code as the original program, to make it capable of handling just about anything this cyberworld can throw at it.
my computers are kept free of malware, free of vulnerabilities, and so far in all the games that i use on them (I host LAN games - so its not a small amount), i have found maybe 10 minor bugs. I have NEVER been stuck in a wall, no matter how hard i tried to get it right, my screen has never blacked out, never had a single freez, etc.... so dont ALWAYS blame the coders for releasing a bad game.... first make sure it not your computer being bad.
