Posts by Shoat

Quote from Husker

Why?
and yes he can.

No you cannot.
The campaign simply disables all the non-cf jumpgates and jump holes that lead out of the area you're currently in.

There is no way to get to the bretonian prison station while you're in the kusari part of the campaign.
The way through the Tau systems is blocked because kyushu->tau jumpgates and holes are disabled.
The way through Liberty is blocked because shikoku->kepler/galileo gates/holes are disabled.
The way through Crossfire systems is blocked because all jumpholes to Tohoku are disabled.
The way through Rheinland or Border World systems is blocked because all honshu->sigma gates/holes as well as the chugoku->sigma hole are disabled.

Show some respect, that kind of comment was not needed.
~Griffin

Quote from Husker

we have zilion threads about this Q...use search in future pls

Answer:
Prison:
Manchester i thik this is neutral for u...

He cannot leave Kusari Space during that part of the Campaign.
The Campaign never lets the player leave the house-space that he is supposed to be in, not even in the "do whatever you want" segments.

I would suggest going to a base of whatever Kusari Company is still neutral to you, you may be able to find a Kusari Navy/Police bribe there.
Otherwise, you could fly to a GC/Hogosha/FarmersAlliance base and kick their asses to get reputation with Kusari Navy/Police without messing up your Blood Dragon reputation.

And lastly you could get yourself a savegame editor and just edit your location to the Shikoku Fuchu Prison (where you can then sell your prisoners), but this is only advisable if you're sure that you can withstand the urge to edit anything else, otherwise you may ruin your experience.

Update:

The "always ignore" option now actually works and I can play again.

I still have no idea wtf was going on there.
The only thing that changed since my last post was a tiny windows update.

Same problem, but only since today.

Keeps on reoccuring every single time I attempt to start FL, no matter how often the problem is ignored, quarantined or deleted (apparently the freelancer.exe cannot be deleted or keeps being restored by something), the "always ignore" option does not seem to change anything either.

Also keeps on reoccuring after making a completely fresh Freelancer installation (which, on it's own when not having CF installed, does not have this problem), a completely fresh mod manager 1.31 download&installation and a completely fresh Crossfire download&installation (which took forever because 1.9 is huge).
Thus I doubt there is a problem with my Freelancer version or the mod manager.

Uninstalling my antivir and then downloading and installing a different one changed nothing, it was still detected every time and neither ignoring, nor quarantining or deleting did anything at all.
So it cannot be an immediate problem with avira antivir.

An interesting note: If I hammer the "play singleplayer" button fast enough (before the launcher can start downloading any files), it will display "Problem starting Multiplayer [E7]" (or E6 or E8 or so, it's hard to recreate and look which number, but it does say multiplayer for some reason even though I try to start singleplayer) instead.

So since it is the only thing that could potentially have changed anything about multiple people's FLCF files from yesterday to today is the launcher, it is The only suspect thing left, but if OP says he did not change anything about the .exe file there is no reason not to believe him.

Anyway, not that I'm accusing anyone of foul play or something, it's just that the game doesn't work while this problem persists. The usual ways of dealing with problems like this do not work.

Hägar has really helped a lot as far as I noticed until now, and he really is a great programmer.

Thanks a Lot Hägar!

And good luck with your other Projects and with mrs. Hägar.

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Originally posted by {LP}Knightshade{X}
Does anybody agree about these systems being outdated

They might be "outdated" in the eyes of people who think "expensive>all" or "if the graphics aren't good, the game isn't good".
But there are a lot of N64/GC Games that really rule, even a few SNES games are far better and far more fun then f.E. Xbox games in my opinion.

I don't think that any of the old Systems is ever going to be totally outdated, because there will still be people who like old systems as much as new (or even more).

There might even be Commodore-, Atari- or whatever -lovers in the world.