Iam a software developer myself and I buy the most games I like afterwards. Just for your info every halfway decent coder is happy for bug reports or other feedbacks.
True that. Coincidence or not, I am also a software developer and thats why I don't like pirating games anymore. I know how damn hard is to code a good one and I'll always offer my support to those deserving it.
My guess is that playing for 20 minutes should be enough to know if you like the game or not. Otherwise advancing too much in the story kinda makes it pointless to buy the game afterwards.
Anyway... on topic. If the crash is a game bug it should have been already found and either labeled as a show stopper bug, either had an official solution released. In both situations Crossfire is not the place to search for the fix.
My guess is that playing for 20 minutes should be enough to know if you like the game or not. Otherwise advancing too much in the story kinda makes it pointless to buy the game afterwards.
Anyway... on topic. If the crash is a game bug it should have been already found and either labeled as a show stopper bug, either had an official solution released. In both situations Crossfire is not the place to search for the fix.
<skidrow version>
working fine no problems
rip version :~>
only 2gb :~>
http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/ATI-Catalyst-10-4-a-Hotfix.aspx