Uhm you 2 made me curious im gonne try it :)

Was talking about Manhunt with a buddy last night and reminded myself of the time I had no ammo and no weapon to take out the many hunters. Fighting was out of the question because I'd quickly get surrounded and get the shit beat out of me.

Had the start the whole chapter over.

Uhm never gonna find it out it doesnt even start

Support ticket that!

If you've got the original disc, did you install all the patches and preferrably even complete mod (dunno if it actually fixes some bugs, but ... it does :D ) The game was a compilation of bugs on release.

Thanks for the quick reply no i have the steam version

Well that's puzzling, Steam version runs fine even on my windows 7 64bit ... Kick it in the balls until it submits

And the bad thing is it doesnt even give an error message it doesnt start at all

I made a post a few years ago about a stupid mistake I made

http://www.gog.com/en/forum/general/have_you_ever_spent_a_huge_amount_of_time_doing_something_unnecessary_really_stu

I dropped my mouse just as the cinematic for the research ending of Alpha Centauri started. It landed on a button, causing the whole thing to skip. I didn't see the ending until a few years ago on Youtube.

Earlier today I also accidentally turned in a quest in The Old Republic while still working on a bonus objective. It was one of the bonus objectives which worked in multiple stages, and since I hadn't completed the final stage the whole thing was abandoned, lost forever. Just some lost experience, but it made me kick myself as a guildie did the exact same thing yesterday - most likely on the same mission and stage as well.

I've also done stuff like pressing quickload instead of quicksave by accident many times, mixed up my autosaves and losing turns as a result and forgetting to save entirely - Black & White was the offender on that last one. Apparently autosaves can't be reloaded on a game over.

If you got it from GOG, check out the support forums, if no go, put in a ticket.
If running win7, right click and run as admin (yea, I know your accounts an admin but it isn't a admin-admin). Alternatively, go into c:\Program Files(x86)\ and add your logon to the gog.com folder with full rights and make sure it's getting inherited down.

Thanks but no its not a gog game its a steam game and i cant seem to find the game anywhere on my hd. Uhm it was xfire that made the game not launch, uhm not a good game when a guy survives 2 grenades, i pass on this.

If you've read the manual, they do warn you about this.
About saving. In appendix 1: hints and tips

Yeah it was one of those just starting out mistakes. Fallout the first CRPG I ever played. When it comes to games like that I usually don't like reading the manual because I find more of a adventure figuring things out myself. Even though I messed up and had to start over it was just a large learning experience for me that I think helped improve the quality of the game. At this point I read the manuals before starting out in my GOG games now, but like I said I was new then I did not think things over to well.

In Link (Zelda II), I couldn't find an item in one palace, so I thought there's nothing there, and proceeded to kill the boss there. As you know, defeating the boss then exiting stage right results in the palace being turned into rubble.

This made the game unwinnable because now I don't have that vital item to get past an obstacle. I had to start over, and eventually I found the secret wall that you can walk through...

Protip, don't destroy a palace until you got its item...