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Neverwinter Nights 2 1.23 hotfix patch released
Sean Ridgeley - Tuesday, August 25th, 2009 | 8:16AM (PT) 0 Like Favourites (0)


Bye bye, disk check; multiple bug fixes

In a response to frequent Blue Screens of Death (BSoD) being had due to the (poor) implementation of SecuROM in Neverwinter Nights 2, Obsidian Entertainment have released a patch that, three years after release, "modifies" it -- some say altogether removes it -- and fixes the issue; the disk check component is gone, too, so you no longer need your disk in the drive to play the game.

Aside from that, there are various bug fixes and the implementation of Instant Feats. Release notes are below; the patch can be had through the game's auto-updater, though should surface on the likes of FileFront, too, shortly.

  • Modified the SecuROM implementation. This should remove some of the crashes people have experienced with 1.23, and you no longer need to have the game disc in the drive to play the game.
  • Fixes for AMD Athlon XP chips that were experiencing some crashes.
  • Enabled Instant Feats.
  • Athlon XP crashes upon launching autodownloader in-game fixed
  • Athlon XP crashes when launching toolset fixed.
  • SecuROM - Blue Screen of Death issue resolved. Game disk dependency removed.
  • Instant feat column added to feats.2da
  • Toolset: plugin warning message no longer hides behind the splash screen
  • Toolset: Bottom entries no longer get truncated in the blueprint palette (and other locations that use the new filter)
  • Toolset: 2GB limit when staging files for Autodownloader has been fixed.

  • 0 thumbs!
    DG since Mar 2003 | Aug 26, 09
    It sure would be nice if they'd fix the actual PROBLEMS. Namely a huge game destroying bug with the Mask of the Betrayer expansion that makes the final boss fight take place in the wrong scenery, and when the fight is over, instead of getting the ending sequence, you see a glowing red portal. If you go into the portal, you get a loading sequence that never ends. And you never get to see the ending. I had to look them up on youtube.
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