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enigma
30 May 2001, 14:19
Well I have downloaded the game form about
3 different sites and all I get is stuck when
it prompts me for disk 2 I keep on clicking
the mouse and the same dialob box keeps vanishing
and re-appearing pissing me off!

What could be wrong?
:confused

Akira
30 May 2001, 19:06
The emulator could be wrong. It seems like it is not recognizing the disk in the drive. I remember Operation Stealth's disk routines to be picky regarding teh diskdrive, so even the most tiny fault would make it behave like what you describe.

I'd say it's teh emu, there's no way you can go wrong with 3 different disk images.

Gibby
30 May 2001, 22:24
I too have dowbloaded this several times and never got past the point you describe.

I simply assumed it was the emulator because I have tried renaming everything I can find in the faint hope of getting the game to work. I have never managed it in several times trying over the past year.

enigma
31 May 2001, 00:37
are you saying the game isn't working?

Gibby
31 May 2001, 01:29
that I am assuming that the emulator's can't handle the way the game checks for the different disks.

I have downloaded the game several times, just like you. I have also renamed the disks, renamed the .adf files I have tried everything I can think of to make sure that all the disks are named differently and that it is obvious that the 2nd disk is the 2nd disk but I have never had any luck.

I have no reason to believe that the game is not working other than it doesn't work on emulators. I had the original for my Amiga 500 and I loved it - I deffinatley got passed the point where I have to swap disks.

I'm afraid I don't know what the problem is - all I was trying to tell you was that after numberous attempts to get it to work I too had never succeded.

I assumed it was down to the emulators rather than the game because I had downloaded so many different copies of that game and still had exactly the same problem over and over again.

My advice to you is stop downloading different copies of it - just keep trying it with every new version of WinUAE and WinFellow that comes out and see if that works.

However, it might be what happened with Batman the Movie. i.e. One person made a dodgy copy of it - that copy spread like wildfire over the internet which meant that every download of the game was the same dodgy copy that never worked and it took someone to make a proper copy of the game before anyone managed to get it to work. If this is the case then keep trying to find a working copy. I doubt that it is the case though.

Mangar
31 May 2001, 14:29
I cant even get this to work. Can you tell me which version you have? and which version of uae you use with cfg file. I'll see if I can get it to recognize the disks.. If I can even get that far.

Akira
31 May 2001, 18:57
There is only one way to confirm this: chuck me a link to a supposedly faulty copy of this game, and I'l lsend it to the Amiga, to se what happens. If it works there, then it is confirmed teh emu is screwing up. I believe this is the case, but with trying we lose nothing eh? ;)

Rainbow Islands never worked on teh emu, but it did on my miggy... however they found another copy that does work on emus... dunno what they patched, but the previous, supposedly faulty copy, was always perfect.

enigma
01 June 2001, 01:05
...try for that link?
:spin

enigma
01 June 2001, 01:12
here you are
http://amiga.supergamez.hu/GamesH-R/OperationStealth.zip

:)

Twistin'Ghost
01 June 2001, 09:05
This might be a good game to have a hard drive copy of. Is there any other protection than the color codes thing? I have three original copies (US copies, though...), so if it needs any patching or whatever, the gods of WHD could do their magic from them. I haven't looked at the disks in years and I still ain't got no monitor... (sigh)

Akira
01 June 2001, 18:20
Ok, I will try this the weekend, and keep you posted.

CodyJarrett
01 June 2001, 19:11
There's a JST patch which installs Operation Stealth and removes the stupid colour code protection.