Now a new turn-based strategy game captures this time of war with unprecedented realism, playability and accuracy. The remarkable sequence of events that inexorably led to the 'Great War' is written in our history books and pictured in our movies. Not sure about the 1.1 Graphic Upgrade though mentioned in the mod readme.About This Game Take Command and Secure Victory in the Great War!Īt the heart of the conflict, when men fought for every inch of land, only visionary leaders could make the choices that would lead their troops to victory. On the other hand it does seem to take advantage of v14 fan mod stuff as near as I can tell. But obviously it doesn't bring the AI/realism improvements of the 1.3 patch which patched the exe itself. dgVoodoo2 (MS) crashes right off the bat.Īs a current compromise version 1.1 panzer.exe can be copied into a fully patched install (1.3 plus fan mod v1.4) *and* runs fine without graphic issues (DDCompat's ddraw.dll works fine here). Has a community work-around been discovered for this yet? DXwnd has a complex granular interface so I'm sure there are lots of untried combos in there.ĮDIT: clarification - DDComp and Aqrit's DDraw.dll both run all patched versions but have the displaced turret issue on v1.2 and over similar to the other wrappers (DXwnd and DXwindower). I will note that by 'forcing' software mode in the DD configurators the game runs fine - without the displaced turret issues - just not in D3D. Aqrit's dll, DDwindower and DXwnd run v1-11 too, but all exhibit the graphic glitches if patched beyond v11. The main issue is the "displaced turrent" problem which has been discussed periodically before on Vogons, simhq and elsewhere.ĭDcompat will run v1 and v11 in D3D but crashes if patched any higher. But that's as far as I can get without encountering serious graphic issues what works for v1 and v11 doesn't work with the v12, 13 or the fan made v14 patch. Stock runs fine with any one of a few modded DDraw.dll's out there. I have Panzer Commander installed and running on my W7 64-bit PC.
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