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Remove the complete install, also look in other folders (like "C:\Users\[user]\Saved Games\") for remnants and remove these as well. After that, do a complete new vanilla install and test. Otherwise, you are royally f***ed... because you need to contact TW support. Things also depends on the rest of your computer setup, the OS and such. Good luck!

Patience, padawan! This site is a labour of love... We're all enthousiasts with a Real Life (tm). Take the time to browse the categories and make a wish list! Enjoy!

No and yes...

And sending a PRIVATE message to me with "Listen to me... chill out man" does NOT contribute... You are arrogant and you think you are owed the world... Like a famous ice hockey quote: go puck yourself.

GREAT last sentence... very smart...

If you would have focussed on GENERAL issues, instead of only YOUR OWN, you would have already understood that the overlap in SF1 and SF2 is huge and the same people in SF2 are the same that did SF1... This is an enthousiast forum, not the forum of the publisher of the game. If you think you are entitled to stuff, to to Thirdwire and complain/demand there.. Over here, it is all a labour of love between people who mostly consider the others their friends. So, think about what you BRING to this table, before making demands and asking the pants off everybody. Sheesh...

Nice attitude... NOT! Don't expect help when you act entitled and childish...

Try to run the game without the installed mods, in vanilla. I think there is a fault in one of the additions you made, probably involving weapons.

https://combatace.com/forums/forum/349-strike-fighters-knowledge-base/

Good luck! "Real Life (tm)" sometimes is a b*tch... Do what needs to be done and take care of yourself too! We'll still be here when you return! Rabbana ma'ak.

Hi guys, As some of you know, I am a Dutch military veteran suffering from PTSD. I am happy to say that the battle against the PTSD has moved me to a more comfortable way of life, mixed with some symptoms which I now take for granted. Social distancing and being more reclusive is one of the things I use to prevent me from suffering from the PTSD consequences... it works 90% of the times. I also have been battling a lymphoma for about a year... it could have been bad, but thanks to chemo therapy and meds and a strong constitution my body was able to overcome the white blood cells going berserk in my body... Last monday I was told that the Hodgkin Lymphoma indeed has been defeated for at least 95%. Because I never give up and never surrender, I see my battle against the PTSD as an ongoing struggle which I will NOT "lose". So I sometimes choose to expose myself to that what can possibly trigger me... like unpredictable events, crowds and so on... The lymphoma didn't help for a while... A year ago I decided to do THE thing... I wanted to visit a concert with my son Sen (just turned 16 in March). We both are metalheads and we saw that there would be a concert weekend in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) in May 2026. You might have heard from the group maybe once or twice.... Metallica... I already saw them in 1990 and 1991... so this would be THE perfect chance for a "second generation fanboy" experience. 35/36 years after... (DAMN I feel old now!) So... We were able to score 3 tickets (me, my son and my dearest best lady-friend who also is a military veteran), booked a hotel and waited... and May 22nd and 24th we took the streetcar to the stadium. We had two incredible evenings, seeing Metallica perform both nights with two different playlists... first night Gojira was support act and the second night we saw Pantera. So happy to have done this. Especially with my son Sen!! I just proudly wanted to share this anecdote with you as a positive note!!! Oh, and some photos to boost! Cheers all, have a great one!

Hey buddy, Thanks for all your work and good luck! Your life, your path your choices! May you have a smooth road ahead, and don't be a stranger if you want to show yourself once in a while. Be well!!

So... instead of 1 person (the topic starter) taking the trouble to use a translator, everybody else (the readers and the ones with possible help or answers) is forced to use a translator? I too am one of the many users of whom English is not the native language, so that is no excuse. It does not agree with me, and I will not play along.

Maybe I interpret this wrong... sorry, English is NOT my native language... But it will be a polyglot mess if anyone can start a topic in any language he/she sees fit. It also splits up the community, as English is the common denominator for everyone to use so for everyone to be able to get involved. I think that every topic should therefore use English, and if a user doesn't speak English it is up to him/her to translate that text, and answer back in English by using a translatror... It's illogical for me to put up a text in Dutch and expect all of the readers to do their effort. And if more and more topics start in languages I do not understand rightaway, I am not engaging in it anymore... I am getting fed up by people NOT making an effort and therefore forcing ME to take extra steps. It's decency to use a common language EVERYONE (more or less) understands...