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<blockquote data-quote="trancejeremy" data-source="post: 3163214" data-attributes="member: 924">Well, the trouble with that, is that it wasn't implied (though I can understand that as a Bioware employee, you might be sensitive to such slights, so my apologies if it seemed that way).&nbsp; I wasn't irked at Bioware for not offering technical support - I was irked at nobody offering technical support.&nbsp; When you finally get a game you've been waiting for, then get a stupid error message, it's very irksome. Anyway, it's really Atari's responsibility.&nbsp; They stink at that.&nbsp; So it's nice that Obsidians/Bioware at least have forums where I was able to find the answer.&nbsp; Actually, it's kinda funny. I just spent 7 hours downloading the 64 bit version of .net 2.0 (I'm on slow dialup), but now that I look on the disc, it's actually on there.&nbsp; The installer apparently just assumes everyone has 32 bit XP and runs that version of the installer.&nbsp; D'oh...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trancejeremy, post: 3163214, member: 924"] Well, the trouble with that, is that it wasn't implied (though I can understand that as a Bioware employee, you might be sensitive to such slights, so my apologies if it seemed that way). I wasn't irked at Bioware for not offering technical support - I was irked at nobody offering technical support. When you finally get a game you've been waiting for, then get a stupid error message, it's very irksome. Anyway, it's really Atari's responsibility. They stink at that. So it's nice that Obsidians/Bioware at least have forums where I was able to find the answer. Actually, it's kinda funny. I just spent 7 hours downloading the 64 bit version of .net 2.0 (I'm on slow dialup), but now that I look on the disc, it's actually on there. The installer apparently just assumes everyone has 32 bit XP and runs that version of the installer. D'oh... [/QUOTE]

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