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As for a new Kohan, Timegate is bankrupted, so it won't come from them.
We do still play multiplayer if you wish to join us. The group isn't large but we have become more active again as of late.
Yeah, I was thinking about that. It definitely wouldn't hurt.
This isn't the only old game that is affected by the Nvidia drivers. Sins of a Solar Empire, for example, has the exact same problem. However, their developers almost seemed to have foreseen such a problem and added an option in the game (I believe it's called software mouse cursor), which fixes the problem.
Unfortunately, KoW does not have such a solution.
I hope important pieces of videogame history aren't just lost due to negligent driver updates.