- btw, if anyone has issues with being near harbors in general, you could always open the Data / Campaigns / Campaign folder, find all of the *_HarborTraffic.mis files, open them one by one, and delete all test out of them, and then Save them as an "*.*" All file, with the "MIS" extension, which even MS Notepad should be capable of doing without prompting. Write or Word, or any word processor would need to be lead by the nose to do that correctly, as does Notepad if you aren't careful. The files are called by the Campaign.cfg file, so have to be "found", else you'll bomb, but the game doesn't care if they're empty or not. Just be aware that doing such will eliminate a LOT of traffic. There most likely isn't anyone that would need to do that, unless you are on a computer barely above the Ubisoft minimum recommendations
-Minimum Configuration:
Windows® 7, Windows® 8.1, 10
DirectX 9.0c
2 GHz Pentium 4, AMD Athlon, or equivalent
1024 MB RAM
128MB DirectX 9.0c compatible graphics card with Pixel Shader 2.0 capability
DirectX 9.0C compatible sound device
DVD-ROM 4x or faster
6.0 GB hard drive space
Windows-compatible mouse required
Internet connection for play on Ubi.com (minimum 56k modem or broadband)
-Recommended Configuration:
Windows® 7, Windows® 8.1, 10
DirectX 9.0c
3 GHz Pentium 4, AMD Athlon or equivalent
2048 MB RAM
256MB DirectX 9.0c compatible graphics card with Pixel Shader 2.0 capability
DirectX 9.0c compatible sound device
DVD-ROM 4x or faster
6.0 GB hard drive space
Windows-compatible mouse required
Internet connection for play on Ubi.com (minimum 56k modem or broadband)
*Supported Video Cards at Time of Release:
ATI(r): 9600/9700/9800, X300 to X850, X1300 to X1800
NVIDIA(r): 6200/6600/6800/7800
*Not Supported Video Cards at Time of Release:
ATI(r): 9200 and below/9500
NVIDIA(r): 5200 and below/5600/5700/5800/5900
Laptop models of these cards are not supported.
We recommend a dual core machine with at least 4 gig of RAM and a 64-bit OS, to ease the application of memory management beyond 2 gig. You can do that in a 32-bit OS, it's just more difficult and "dangerous" to do... That said, as I've mentioned, I've had it running OK on a 2 gig machine with an nVidia 6200 AGP card, but with most everything turned down - and you will NOT get the Museum to run...