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Definitely seems like some tinkering is required, but seems like a one time procedure.
I guess the alternative would be to run a console version via emulator
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Definitely seems like some tinkering is required, but seems like a one time procedure.
I guess the alternative would be to run a console version via emulator
Yes, I was wondering if all the tinkering is still required after 1 year. Didn't Ubisoft updated/fixed the Steam version of the game since then? ๐ซค
I just installed it and gave it a test run; can confirm tinkering is still required. Without it, the audio language is French and the game only shows up in a small square and doesn't use the full screen. The game settings (which presumably fixes this) also doesn't work
Would not recommend without tinkering
thank you
The GOG version doesn't come with widescreen and controller support. I had to install a custom widescreen patch for the game and use AntiMicroX to enable controller support.
The fact that a 20th Anniversary Edition of BG&E exists leaked today, so you might want to wait for that to be a thing.