Slitherine

Game requires OpenGL 1.5 and according to Wikipedia your hardware is only capable of 1.4 which your glewinfo log confirms, sorry

P.S. Full truth is that game will run on 1.4 hardware as long as it supports ARB_vertex_buffer_object extension which is quite common actually. If you could find a driver that does that...

I've been trying to work this one out... I think this download should do the trick:

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ ... 5&lang=eng

That's according to this source:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/article ... and-beyond

You need at least version 14.x of your driver to get the required extensions.



EDIT: On second thoughts, it looks like you already have this driver. Could you confirm the error message you're now getting in ctgw.log?

Thanks for all your info guys, still doesn't run but I think we are close to an answer one way or another.

Here it is:

Log date: 2013-01-03 17:13:36
[17:13:36][620][3]Commander: The Great War(v 1.1.2)
[17:13:36][620][8]Operating system: Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3
[17:13:36][620][8]Number of processors: 2
[17:13:36][620][3]Audio device used: Generic Hardware
[17:13:36][620][8]OpenGL 1.5: OK
[17:13:36][620][8]OpenGL Context version: 1.4
[17:13:36][620][8]OpenGL Vendor: Intel
[17:13:36][620][8]OpenGL Renderer: Intel 945G
[17:13:36][620][3]Setting vsync
[17:13:36][620][3]Initializing video player
[17:13:36][620][8]Allocating new vertex buffer
[17:13:36][620][Error]================================= C++ stack trace ==================================

[17:13:37][620][Error] (0)
[17:13:37][620][Error] (0)
[17:13:37][620][Error] (0)
[17:13:37][620][Error] (0)

and the top of the glewinfo:

GLEW version 1.7.0
Reporting capabilities of pixelformat 3
Running on a Intel 945G from Intel
OpenGL version 1.4.0 - Build 7.14.10.4926 is supported

Just in case you haven't already, try downloading the driver I linked to in my previous post:

http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_ ... 5&lang=eng

If that doesn't work, or you already have this driver, I'm afraid there might not be much more we can do other than use a different machine.

Out of luck, I think I might try for a driver that supports ARB_vertex_buffer_object extensions that johnnybravo suggested.