it's a graphics error - you could try running it in compatibility mode, but on Windows 7 RoN is problematic - in my game, the buildings have grey detailing instead of the nation colour detail they should have

it's a graphics error - you could try running it in compatibility mode, but on Windows 7 RoN is problematic - in my game, the buildings have grey detailing instead of the nation colour detail they should have

I tried this, but this didn't solve the problem

I'm using RoN on a Windows 7 x64 version (no compatibility mode activated) without any bug at all. Even graphical ones.

Try to update your graphic card driver, and make sure your game is up to date (use the ingame "Update" feature, the 1.04 version is to be downloaded ingame).

[This message has been edited by Berbe (edited 05-18-2011 @ 08:40 AM).]

I'm using RoN on a Windows 7 x64 version (no compatibility mode activated) without any bug at all. Even graphical ones.

Try to update your graphic card driver, and make sure your game is up to date (use the ingame "Update" feature, the 1.04 version is to be downloaded ingame).

Thanks. I'll try that

I found the problem: My videocard is not a good quality videocard .
Thank you all

[This message has been edited by danielpereira (edited 06-13-2011 @ 12:22 PM).]

What video card do you have? I use an intel i5-2500k which has integrated video chipset intel HD 3000, windows 7 64. My problem is kind of similar to yours and couldn't find a solution. It is strange and frustrating since my system can play much more demanding games: Battlefield 1942, Battlefield 2, Elements of War, Mount&Blade.

The problem in RON: tooltip boxes are displayed only if they overlap with buildings, forests or mountains, otherwise they are invisible. So it's like clicking blindly on buttons without knowing what they do (or the requirements for upgrades, etc).



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Update:
Hey guys, I've found a solution: a program called SwiftShader which emulates a video card.
It introduces a few bugs like some textures are flickering, but tooltip boxes are finally visible and this is more important.

[This message has been edited by atreyyu (edited 08-21-2011 @ 10:57 AM).]

Quoted from atreyyu:

Update:
Hey guys, I've found a solution: a program called SwiftShader which emulates a video card.
It introduces a few bugs like some textures are flickering, but tooltip boxes are finally visible and this is more important.

Thanks! But are you sure that this is safe ?
Btw I also use an Intel videocard, but I don't know which one...