Saves a lot of time over the course of the game. ini files like this.Īnother little thing you can do for convenience is set playLogoVideos= to 0 so that the game will skip the jowood and PiranhaBytes logo videos when you start the game and just go straight to the title screen. If you're not familiar with it, 0 means false and 1 means true in the context of. So under the portion of the file, find a setting called scaleVideos= and make sure you set it read scaleVideos=0. For instance, the videos that play in various parts of the game won't display the video (though you can hear sound) at anything other than the vanilla resolutions they let you pick in the menu unless you disable video scaling. In my opinion, it's not as necessary to tweak the ini file for Gothic 2 as it was for Gothic 1, but there are a few important parts that I'll point out. There will be a lot of settings, but they're mostly explained by comments in the file. ini file and shows the comments in a different color for more clarity. I like Notepad++ myself, since it clearly delineates the different sections of the. Then, just open up Gothic.ini in a text editing program like Notepad. First off, just in case, make a copy of the unedited Gothic.ini file. For instance, for me, the file is located at C:\gog\Gothic 2 Gold\system\Gothic.ini.Įditing the file is pretty straightforward. ini file is located in the "system" directory under wherever you installed the file. Being able to play it at its best is definitely the way I want to go about things.įirst off, the. I am kind of lost when it comes to this stuff, but really want to try the game. I am running Windows 7, if that changes anything.Īlso, if anyone can recommend any mods, graphical or otherwise, please do.Īnyway, thanks to whoever can help me. Also, if there is anything I should be aware of as far as actually editing the file, please let me know. It would be greatly appreciated if someone can give me an in-depth, step by step walkthrough of how to go about this. ini file, and any assistance I've searched for online hasn't seemed to help. I have no idea how to actually access the. This would be the first time I would have ever attempted manually editing the settings of a game in such a way. Problem is, I am by no means a computer person and have never played that many games on the pc. I understand that the game can be played at a higher resolution, along with a number of other visual goodies, by editing the. Decided I wanted to fire up Gothic 2 for the first time, but the game won't allow for a resolution higher than 1024x768.
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