This should work untill bioware decide to address this bugĮDIT: also i did a bit more searching and found a post from AllThatJazz confirming that he/she has found another ram mod parch that changes the. Ive tried it on mine and it seems to work fine, but remember BACK UP YOUR .EXE file Now its not the exact same program i used from a post in a previous forum that seems to of gone missing! but it will do the same thing, since its fallout all you have to do is when it says Fallout3.exe, just use daorigins.exe and follow the same steps but with the DAO exe file,įor windows 7 64bit its in this directoryĬomputer > Local Disk (C:) > Program Files (x86) > Dragon Age > bin_shipįor windows vista 64bit its the equelivint of what 7 is lol sorry im not sure exactly

Now apparently Fallout 3 had this same problem and a few people had fixed it by changing how much RAM the program had access too, lucky for us this fix also works for DA:O Ill put it as simple as possible, DA O is a 32bit program, so its access to the RAM is only limited too 2gbīut since the people running this game on a 64bit OS system with more then 4gb ram it made the game quickly use up its limited 2gb RAM alowence resaulting it in crashing randomly, sometime a little, sometime alot Need a new podcast to fill that void? Nerdgasm All Over: the show where we discuss all things nerdy! LIVE EVERY SUNDAY at 8pm EST (Also find previous episodes on Spotify, Stitcher, and at there, now since ive been looking all over the place for the other forum that had this fix but couldnt find it, i finally found the program (a similar program) that fixed the random crashing in DA O on 64bit OS machinesįirst let me explain as to why DA O was crashing

This patch bolsters the memory load of Risen, thus allowing you to potentially launch the game (if you weren't able to previously) and also allowing you to mod the game to your heart's content. When prompted, find your Risen.exe, and select to proceed with patching. Once the client closes, download NTCore's 4gb patch (). This patch will strip all of the DRM restrictions from your Steam installation of the game, thus enabling the next patch to be installed. Open the EXE and install per the directions. This has caused issues with users being able to use mods, or even being able to launch the game. It took me forever to finally find a fix for this issue, and the fix I found came from the Steam Community, so I figured I would create this guide as a way to give back.Ī huge issue with Risen on Steam is that DRM protocols prevent the game from being able to be patched to handle higher amounts of memory.

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