no, it doesnt run at all, i've tried a million times, but thanks anyway

yeah, probably.......thanks for the help though, when it comes out i will have everything else ready to work with the new patch to get it to work....

when my first alert happens and it asks me if i want to go on the mission after i send the thing to intercept it, the mouse is unmovable and everything becomes unresponsive. similarly, when i try to build new facilities in my base, it also freezes. dos 32a didnt, the problem, but the file i use to …

I've been trying to get xcom apocalypse to work, and ive gotten some help to where it runs fine, without sound except for the fact that it freezes every time anything of consequence happens. when my first alert happens and it asks me if i want to go ont he mission after i send the thing to intercept …

no, i guess i'll read up on that and see what it does,thanks for the suggestion

so right now I'm assuming that no one has had this problem of the game freezing up, so i should look elsewhere to get this game to run somehow.

Well i've been looking all over the forums and still havent found a way to get the game to not freeze whenever I make any clicks that are of consequence........I can't build stuff in my base, and when it goes to the scene of an alert, i can't even move the mouse to get to the yes button to accept …

Well the game runs smoothly now, or so it seems. I still haven't been able to remedy the sound problem but that doesnt worry me, what my problem is now, is the fact that when i go to my base screen and try to build a new facility it freezes up, and it also freezes at the first mission where I go to …

I think to get it to run smoother I have to reduce my cpu cycles like it says in the other post, but i dont know how to do this and i dont know if this will have any adverse effects on my computer

how do you set your cpu cycles, and also, could this have any adverse effects on my system if i reduce the cycles to run apocalypse?

well, im not sure how choppy it is for others, but it is very choppy on my computer and it freezes up every 5-10 minutes, so if anyone has remedied the same problem i'd appreciate advice. Thanks for getting me this far, lofty.

It works very slowly and choppily (if that is a word) and freezes up eventually, so is there any remedy for this and the aforementioned problems?

Ok, well I assumed that putting them over a file means extracting them to that file and now the game starts, but even after following his walkthrough, it has no sound and it froze right away, so is there anything that can be done about that? Also, is tehre a way to make the DOSBOX screen larger so …

how do you unzip over a file, do you just extract them to the same folder?

i have read the posts about apocalypse that walk you through it, and I have tried to do as they have said, but i struggle with getting everything done exactly as directed. I have the CD for the game, but i dont think it's the collector's edition (if that matters). I am also confused as to which type …