It could have been great if they actually managed to finish it. Not a great game, mind you, but a good one nevertheless. Yes, MoO3 by itself (if MoO1 or MoO2 would not have existed) would have made a pretty nice game. If you'd still rather have a (virtual) LAN multiplayer session of MoO2 instead of MoO3, then MoO3 was a failure for all intents and purposes, wasn't it ? It was nowhere near as good as MOO2, but wasn't nearly as bad as some people give it credit for. You just got the official MoO2 version 1.31, without a few of the movies. unzip the contents of the official 1.31 patch over the installed demo version). It's functionally identical to the 'gold' version except for the lack of some of the movies, and the way the game kicks you out after a while, since, hey, 'demo'.ĭownload the official 1.31 patch from wherever you can still find it, like, say, from here. If youre lazy, just install like normal, select shortcut, rightclick and set compatibilty mode.Īnyone have a non-torrent download link for this game? I played it all the time back in the day.ĭownload the MoO2 'demo' from wherever you can find it, like, say, here. I cant quite remember how i did it, but i copied all the files from the cd to my harddrive, dont know, i think i didnt even really need to install it, and just run the dos version in my xp with sp2 (or wait, innit called 3 by now?)Įdit: maybe google 'Moo2 manual install'.Īnd definetly try to use the dos version over the win95 version. Iirc the windows version was implemented at the last moment and is quite buggy. only very few cds have only one exe, most have both afaik. i think the dos version is not in the root directory (sorry to the linux guys). If you look on your cd you might be able to find two versions of the exe. 3) look hard for patches and community fixes.

Install moo2 on windows 10