hah! I got it. I was misremembering the ProcMon results when I moved between ProcMon and looking in the Ragnarok install folder. The file it was looking for was not LEVEL.107 but 107.MAP and subsequently 107.UP. These are the file names the Valhalla version uses. I don't know why it randomly wants …

Okay, I had ProcMon monitor DOSbox.exe for file access and the last file it tried to access before shutting down due to program failure was LEVEL.107, which doesn't exist. I think it creates a LEVEL.# file for every map screen you go to, as you need them, so I'm not sure why this is failing. I'm …

Well, that didn't work, and after looking at the guide for debugger version I'm gonna pass that up since it's been ages since I've done anything with assembly. I'll guess I'll have to forgo the crossroads for now.

Huh, it didn't alert me this time when a reply was done. Sorry for the late response. I was figuring it was either a sound or graphics issue, since the dimension travel screen contains the only actual animation. I tried installing the Valhalla version of the game, which has sound, and it works, so …

Doesn't do anything. I've tried all the emulation core and CPU types as well.

I'm running Win 7x64, so I have to run Ragnarok in DOSBox. It works fine, except for when I try to use the dimension travel power, it crashes with a runtime error every time. runtime error 002 at 0435:8398 I've fiddled with basically every memory, graphics, cpu, and sound setting to no avail.

I recently had a hankerin' for some classic space adventuring, so I pulled out Privateer and installed it. After a bunch of fiddling (turns out the version of DOSbox included in D-Fend Reloaded, doesn't work with it, but pointing it a bare DOSBox install of the current version works with no tweaking …