![]() After trying all sorts of different things I thought that trying to create a natural installation of the game as if it were directly from the original CD might work, and luckily GOG includes the actual CD in the install. I think there is something wonky going on with how GOG handles the installation of this game and Windows 10 doesn't like it. I believe if you mount it to another drive letter the game will complain, but I think it lets you browse to the new drive letter and it will let you continue. You will need to have this ISO mounted every time you play, and it should be the on same drive letter that you initially installed it from. Now, you can run the game from the new installation folder and it should work fine with no campaign crash. Mount this created ISO using WinCDEmu (or another virtual CD drive if you already have one) (We are about to install the game from the ISO, so you don't want the GOG install there already) This folder contains the exact structure of the retail CD. Use WinCDEmu to create an ISO file of the folder named "_cd" in the Close Combat 2 installation folder. I downloaded WinCDEmu (this is a quick CD emulation and iso creation tool): I just played about 6 battles in a row of the grand campaign in Windows 10 and didn't get the campaign crash. After piecing together information from any source I could find on the net, I believe I've found a solution. ![]()
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