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Renaming the dxgi.dll to dxgi.dll.bak in my Fallout New Vegas folder fixed the issue for me as well. @Starym Do not rename anything in your System32 folder. I did find another NexusMods thread with the same issue. Going from that thread, you can try: Apparently all kinds of things can cause this issue, and they all seem to have Windows 10 and nvidia in common. But hopefully that gets you up and running. :smile: In the worst case scenario, you can just uninstall/delete the ENB.

I found this but it appears to be unfinished. Doesn't look like there was an upload either... There is Underlife though...

I couldn't stop laughing after seeing this... Apparently it's a stripped-down Linux OS designed with seniors in mind. http://www.mywowcomputer.com/index.html I gotta admit, working tech support does have its moments... :laugh:

I was referring to the insanely large number of people on the steam forums that are complaining about how the Dark Souls II graphics on consoles don't match what they saw in early trailers. I let MGSO configure it for me. :tongue: However, eventually it began crashing and I had to remove MWSE.dll to fix it. As for Skyrim... http://www.shamusyoung.com/twentysidedtale/?p=14422

Have you seen the steam forums for Dark Souls II? I have a feeling a lot of people would disagree. Nice spoiler too, by the way. I got a few laughs from that. :laugh:

Hopefully Namco will decide on a good option to replace GFWL with in Dark Souls... MGSO is very nice. It would be difficult for me to play Morrowind without it these days. :sweat:

Although I have no memory of it, I've been told that when I was in first grade I beat a kid up for taking my crayons. Does that count? :P

:laugh: I couldn't help it. Anyway... I finally played through Dragonborn... I'm not sure how I feel about it. I liked it more than the rest of Skyrim, but it still was... just okay. I guess I shouldn't expect much from Bethesda. Glad I'm not the only one who thought about that specific part of the code... :P I thought Dragonborn was alright too, but it felt like the ending wasn't much of an ending... As if more could have been done with it... It's been awhile since I last played it, so I can't remember it too well.

My C++ class is going to be interesting... I just wrote, compiled, and ran a small program that merely outputs a line of code in the console and AVG blocked it and declared it to be a Trojan. THIS is dangerous?!

The problem is that you are using LeveledItems, which randomly adds items to the container that it is in. Because of this, your LeveledItem "Pain" is not the same "Pain" that the Player has in their inventory. One thing you can do is check for each of the different items using "OR" a bunch of times (checking for all of the different Pain items, and the different Fear items, etc.), but that would probably get messy quickly. Another thing that you can do is create a counter variable. Each time the Player picks up one of these items (I'm assuming that they can't be dropped), add 1 to the counter variable. Once the variable reaches 7, set the stage to 50. EDIT: Posted right when you fixed it. :P Good luck!

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After reading all of that, I think I'll just keep to myself and not meet any future neighbors. :confused:

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What I learned in school today is how to use the mouse safely. Thanks, Windows 7. Now I will never be injured by my mouse. Such a dangerous thing...

Ouch. :confused: