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Yeah Edit: Couldn't find the drivers tho... but oh well it works

LOL IT ACTUALLY WORKED. Thank you so much. Help here is great and can't wait to start creating! Ty everyone

Thank you!!!

I went on Intel's site, they show the latest drivers are from 2015 and my version is higher than the 2015's, so I assumed they were up to date?

I've read it, I tried to download the ddl patcher thing, but it's a dead link. It shows this error in my web page: Server error, invalid file retreived, tell JC!Error reobtaining file! 404! Edit: Just noticed it says "tell JC" lol Alright I'll wait here for the link thanks

Ok so do you know how to "hack" the drivers? Not asking for a tutorial, but a bit of help Thank you!

I SEE! Thought it used 3.0 as it's what it says but that would make sense. Also my pc supports 7/10 core features of OpenGl 3.2 if that makes a difference

Alright so I'm not sure about all you said there but yes, that other thread was for linux and I'm using win10. I also THINK it might be that my pc doesnt support openGl 3.0 or something? I don't know what's the problem.. That's not what the error says. Also, I can run the editor lol Edit: My system supports OpenGl 3.0 AND 3.1 https://ibb.co/b7Hbnc

Help! I'm having the same problem than this guy!! I was so hyped to be making my mmorpg, im using windows 10, whenever i try to launch the client. It crashes and thats the error showing in the logs. Heres a picture of the logs for further details. https://ibb.co/b6Wnax I tried the Fix posted by someone in the other thread. Doesn't work. I tried removing everything except the client and the pdb file. And when launching it it creates those. https://ibb.co/ezNcax Can't wait for this to be fixed, I'm currently waiting for an answer as i'm so hyped to start making that mmo. Also, sorry for the poor image quality! Thank you! Edit: It seems that an older version of intersect might work? Like Beta 3.1 or something. If this is unfixable, how do i get the beta 3.1 at least? :/ thanks again. RE EDIT: I found the 3.1 version ... doesn't work.