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Do you have a screenshot?

The "Closing Myth." line indicates that it didn't crash. Are you sure it's right log? When you say it "crashes the machine", does that mean the whole OS goes down and you have to restart the computer? If so, it sounds like a bug in Mojave. My guess is it might be related to the g...

Khadrelt wrote:Are Fear and Loathing going to be 64-bit as well? I installed 1.8.3, but while the Myth app itself is 64-bit, Fear and Loathing are showing as 32-bit.

We don't have any plans to make Fear and Loathing 64-bit. Sorry.

Sorry for the delay in replying. I have an idea of what's wrong and can make a build for you to try out a fix later this week, if you can help test it.

Should be back up. Sorry for the outage.

Sorry for the outage. Should be up again now.

Very strange. :( I'm curious if it's a graphics problem. Could you try using selecting Software rendering instead of OpenGL in preferences and see if the problem happens still? If it does, it means that it is a graphics issue and I'm not sure what to suggest, but at least we know what it's related to.

Does the demo have the same behavior?

Oberon wrote:Both the Mac OS X Installer and the Mac Classic Manual Installer contain an Intel-only copy of Loathing. Any other Universal binary includes PPC code (or is PPC only like Myth II (PowerPC) ).

Whoops, that was not intentional! I've updated the downloads so that it should be fixed now.

Just tried the manual install process described here without success. I'm installing on a Mac running OS10.11 which won't run the native installer from the CD as its the older 32 bit program. I've actually dragged the entire Myth folder over from a back up of this machine ( long story of trying to ...

I'm happy to announce the release of Myth II 1.8.3, which is now available for download. Myth II version 1.8.3 is the latest instalment in Project Magma's series of updates to Myth II. This release is an incremental update, bringing new OS compatibility, additional polishing and bugfixing, plus a fe...

I see - that's probably the cause of the issue. Can you change their permissions so you have access?

Can you post your myth_log.txt? Also can you post md5 checksums of the files in your tags folder? You can use the 'md5' command from the command line on the files and post the output.

I'll message you privately...

This bug is something that might be fixed in the latest beta build.

Can he try using it and see if things are better?

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