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During the hoppa chase level where you are manning one of the side turrets I came across an issue were the frame rate dropped to nothing but a slideshow. Rendering the level completely unplayable and halting any further progression through the game.

I was able to find a solution to this problem by right clicking the Rouge Trooper shortcut icon, then clicking Properties, after that I clicked the compatibility tab. In the compatibility tab, I check marked "Run this program in compatibility mode" and selected Windows XP (Service Pack 3).

I started up and continued my game bringing me back to the level of issue to find that frame rate was normal again and I was able to blast through the level without any difficulty.

Summary: Ran game in compatibility mode using "Windows XP (Service Pack 3)
Post edited November 19, 2013 by Odonnell435
Thanks for posting. I had the same problem. At first I thought some of my other running programs was eating memory, but found out quickly this wasn't the case. A LOT of comments on Steam as well on excactly the same level issue.
Will try Compatibilty Mode.

PS There does exist savegames if anyone cannot get this workaround to do the trick. I've seen some on cheathappens.com, but if they are compatable is another question...

Sam

EDIT: Worked for me;;)
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Odonnell435: During the hoppa chase level where you are manning one of the side turrets I came across an issue were the frame rate dropped to nothing but a slideshow. Rendering the level completely unplayable and halting any further progression through the game.

I was able to find a solution to this problem by right clicking the Rouge Trooper shortcut icon, then clicking Properties, after that I clicked the compatibility tab. In the compatibility tab, I check marked "Run this program in compatibility mode" and selected Windows XP (Service Pack 3).

I started up and continued my game bringing me back to the level of issue to find that frame rate was normal again and I was able to blast through the level without any difficulty.

Summary: Ran game in compatibility mode using "Windows XP (Service Pack 3)
Post edited January 10, 2014 by alvorsam
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alvorsam: Thanks for posting. I had the same problem. At first I thought some of my other running programs was eating memory, but found out quickly this wasn't the case. A LOT of comments on Steam as well on excactly the same level issue.
Will try Compatibilty Mode.

PS There does exist savegames if anyone cannot get this workaround to do the trick. I've seen some on cheathappens.com, but if they are compatable is another question...

Sam

EDIT: Worked for me;;)
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Odonnell435: During the hoppa chase level where you are manning one of the side turrets I came across an issue were the frame rate dropped to nothing but a slideshow. Rendering the level completely unplayable and halting any further progression through the game.

I was able to find a solution to this problem by right clicking the Rouge Trooper shortcut icon, then clicking Properties, after that I clicked the compatibility tab. In the compatibility tab, I check marked "Run this program in compatibility mode" and selected Windows XP (Service Pack 3).

I started up and continued my game bringing me back to the level of issue to find that frame rate was normal again and I was able to blast through the level without any difficulty.

Summary: Ran game in compatibility mode using "Windows XP (Service Pack 3)
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alvorsam:
Cool, just let us know if it worked for you or not :)
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Odonnell435: During the hoppa chase level where you are manning one of the side turrets I came across an issue were the frame rate dropped to nothing but a slideshow. Rendering the level completely unplayable and halting any further progression through the game.

I was able to find a solution to this problem by right clicking the Rouge Trooper shortcut icon, then clicking Properties, after that I clicked the compatibility tab. In the compatibility tab, I check marked "Run this program in compatibility mode" and selected Windows XP (Service Pack 3).

I started up and continued my game bringing me back to the level of issue to find that frame rate was normal again and I was able to blast through the level without any difficulty.

Summary: Ran game in compatibility mode using "Windows XP (Service Pack 3)
If you send this info to GOG on a support ticket for the game and they might just release a new version of the installer that applies the compatibility mode to the game executable to prevent anyone else from experiencing this issue.
Didn't think of that. Will do!

Sam
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korell: If you send this info to GOG on a support ticket for the game and they might just release a new version of the installer that applies the compatibility mode to the game executable to prevent anyone else from experiencing this issue.
I've had this problem for a few years. I tried the compatibility mode fix, but my only option was XPw/SP2, no XPw/SP3 box. Tried it anyway, and while the frame rate increased slightly, it wasn't enough to get me more than a third of the way through the level. Any other ideas?
Old post, but If compatibility mode doesn't work for you, maybe locking the framerate to 30 fps could. Used RTSS for this and it worked out OK for me.

guru3d.com/download/rtss-rivatuner-statistics-server-download/