You cannot just create a text file and rename it options.ini! ini (configuration) file into it and not create a text file. You just need to make sure you actually put an. I have found a solution for windows 10! So the options.ini file creation does work. However, in anticipation of this, I’ve been doing some research on solutions for getting Battle for Middle Earth II running on Windows 10.Ī user called Lisulis posted this solution in the Windows help forum: Unfortunately it does not come with an optical drive, but I’m going to get an USB-one very soon, so that I can install this game. Since then I have purchased a new system and that one is running Windows 10. 🙂īack in 2014 I made a post about how to get Battle for Middle Earth running on PC’s with Windows 8. Here's to hoping this will greatly enhance your experience.Thanks for visiting Old School Game Blog. Lords of the Realm II/LOTR II is one of my favourite games, and I just want everyone to be able to enjoy it in its fullscreen glory as its meant to be. everything should be working just fine in full screen! Now go back to Lords of the Realm II and launch the game. (be sure to disable 'override application settings' or else it won't recognise these new settings within the Steam application) Once you're there, set the parameters like so:įor me, my settings were but for yourself, simply replace "fullscreen" with "windowed", and the width parameter with whatever the width of your own display's settings are (don't worry about height: the value of width will determine your display's height).įinally, go to your graphic card's settings, and click on 'scale full screen' or whatever the equivalent is for your graphics system: Click on properties, then "Set Launch Options". To solve that, first go to your game library, then rightclick on Lords of the Realm II. Seen a lot of people needing help on this, so here's a quick fix:
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