Hello,
i tryed the game star wars battlefront when it was in beta and i could run the it without any problems. Today i bought it, after i installed the game and updated i press on the play button, but nothing happend. I did try all things on this link but again nothing happend http://www.gottabemobile.com/2016/01/27/star-wars-battlefront-problems-fixes/
Is there anyway to fix this problem?
With kind regards,
Give us a DxDiag to look at.
To the best of my knowledge, ignorance isn't an excuse for any financial errors. Practically from the very beginning of electronic gaming, the packaging / sales promotion material has referred to the need for particular performance levels of platform hardware. That has never changed.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-buy-a-gaming-desktop/
Hello,
I am having this exact same issue, the game worked a few weeks ago and now it does not load at all, nothing - I think the excuse that the graphics card is not good enough is a fob off. For the record I have an i7 4790K processor, 16 GB Ram and a Geforce GTX 970 running Windows 10. Please find my dxdiag attached. I'd appreciate help in fixing this issue please, it's very frustrating paying for a game that no longer works!
Steve
Hello,
I've fixed this following the advice in this YouTube vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHlGYZj7DAI
Doing a repair of the installation did the job. Hopefully this will help someone else.
Steve
FYI, I've played games on PCs since there first were any of those, and just as soon as any hardware platform had more than one video option available, there has always been someone outside of the established standard the developers aimed for who would ignore the labels on games' packaging. Those people constantly appear on forums complaining that they did check their hardware against the requirements when they never did any such thing.
Answer HQ isn't for the difficult, complex problems. It's a player to player interchange, without the references and tools available to official techs at Help Center. On that basis, given the frequency of success we have by making a hardware filter step early on, we will continue thrashing that one problem area thoroughly.
The thread you joined had a recent comment from someone not even aware that video quality varied and was important, or that if there are six different quality levels, some pass, some fail.
Community Admin@danny1993nl If it was bought in the shop then there's no refund route, sorry.
As @Mtihlenfield says, you might be able to get the game running anyway, be sure to try the steps mentioned in this post. Have you tried opening/editing the graphics settings from the settings file.
After all this time you still haven't mentioned your actual graphics card, i'm curious as to which one it is.
I think you should be able to find it in the device manager. To do so press the Windows Key and R and pop in the following into the box:devmgmt.msc.
Under Display Adapters there should be more info.
