sans doute un 1er élément de réponse à propos des crash aléatoire in game suite à l'installation du patch 1.03.
Comme j'ai pas tout compris, et que j'ai pas essayé, je fais un collier/coller du post en question:
"20thcenturyghost brought up an interesting point in a different thread. This game was originally deigned on DirectX 9. Yet Win7 and Vista run on DX10 (I think 11 for ultimate). have you tried installing the end user runtimes? www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx
Instructions:
Make a folder and call it DX on your desktop.
Download the file, when you run it, it asks for a destination path to extract the files. Use the folder you just made.
Go into the DX folder and find the setup utility and follow its instructions from there.
It doesn't say you have to restart afterward, but it's probably a good idea to do so either way. When you're done, you may delete the DX folder.
edit: if you need to find out what version of DirextX is on your computer, go to Help and Support from your star menu and type in directx and you'll see a link that says. "What version of DirectX is on your computer?" Let this run a diagnostic and you'll know for sure. If you let it connect to the internet, it says it will also check your drivers."
lien du post (bas de page 19):
http://social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/94/index/1626900/19
Suite à cette manip, il semble qu'en page 20 du meme thread, le jeu soit moins sujet au crash aléatoire:
"Just installed the end user runtimes. In a first test I repeatedly cast the glyph combo (since that spell from time to time produced the crash). So far so good, everything went smooth. I'll let you know the result after having played some more."
A confirmer et surtout besoin d'explication frenchie, le probleme étant que sur le site microsoft en question (cf le lien donné par Surango), le "end user runtimes" de fevrier 2010 n'est dispo qu'en anglais.Incompatible avec windows localisé chez nous, ou est ce que ça passe?