Likely very easy to copy your game directory and patch one, use the other for campaign. It would be useful at some point to get a guide stickied in here to get fleet operations easily set up so more casual people can get in on that.

I'm sure FleetOps will still work with the GOG version, for those that want to add it to the game, though the FleetOps guys might need to first do some updates to it to account for any differences in the GOG version (honestly there shouldn't be any major differences). GOG's version will simply be packaged with the official patches and a wrapper like DXwrapper or the previously mentioned dgVoodoo, which will allow the game to run, minus the multiplayer (GameSpy), in its completely 'vanilla' state. While the community considers it 'essential', since multiplayer won't work without it and it does fix several bugs (plus add some features), GOG's version likely wont include it, mainly because it doesn't work with the single player game (works with 'instant action' not the story). Now mount the FAKE cd cue bin as H drive or what ever drive is available. Armada 1+2 doesnt have a CD Key, the only thing you need is a CD/ISO loaded or alternative a nocd.exe. You can find info on dgVoodoo on PCGamingWiki, its quite a well known graphics API wrapper. Okay, it sounds that you have a strange copy. You just use dgVoodoo2, copy DLL some to the folder with the games executable then do a little setup and it runs. Cogadh: I wouldn't expect FleetOps to be included at all. Download the armada files unzip the file if zipped. The games are quite easy to get running on Windows 10.

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