Windows® 8 Cliffs of Dover Fix (is here).

[ophiuchus]

First of all, thanks very much for the fix. It works just fine. I have polish version of game, and on W8 Pro (ENG version, but with applied pl language pack) it starts without hesitation, and still in my language. To have things little more complicated my steam location is far from default, as well as location of CLODer, which I have placed in easy to find folder, so I didn't loose it in case of system reinstallation. Using shortcut with added appropriate parameter was the best way to have CLOD working on Windows 8.

[FS~looksharp]

anyone tried this online yet ????

[FS~looksharp]

just put on the patch... works for me ~S~

just about to take the plunge and try it online..... wish me luck

[FS~looksharp]

Worked like a dream for me online...

Big respect to you for making this ~S~

[CARDO BR]

sYk0, thanks a lot. Game Works fine under Windows 8. Many fans of this game are able to play it now, because you gave us a fix. Just need to say i'm disapointed with de developers. Cant believe they couldn't release a patch to fix the game.

[sYk0]

@FS~looksharp, looks like you have been having some fun online , hopefully your joy is not short lived.

For more information regarding VAC please see the following KB Article:
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_...7849-Radz-6869

For clarification about "Cliffs of Dover" and "VAC" please see the following:
http://store.steampowered.com/search...der=ASC&page=1
You can see on the product page of the game, it also indicates the game as "Valve Anti-Cheat enabled".

Just to clarify, I gave out the VAC warning as a courtesy, I have no idea how VAC works or the implications of using the Windows 8 fix with a VAC enabled game.
Please exercise caution, I will not be held responsible for any VAC infringements against your Steam account (Kindly note: All VAC bans are permanent).

If you would like clarification regarding the "Windows 8 fix", VAC and "Cliffs of Dover" please submit a support ticket (or post on the forums) to Valve/Steam and ask them, perhaps they could shed some light on the situation.