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I also have the white map problem and my computer runs under windows xp - I have not had problems with any previous game - Victoria 2 runs fine - divine wind is ok - I have preordered sengoku - am I stuck?

Check if your graphics card has support for shader model 3, which Sengoku uses. If not, I think that can be the cause of the problem.

We are currently working on light-weight shaders for Sengoku which only requires shader model 2, my estimate is that we'll be finished with them on Monday. It'll just be a couple of files, so you can copy them to your demo directory and see if they solve the problem for you.
 
G945, also Intel ._.
The game works perfect (very fast) but just I don't see the map

Thanks for the info, but it would be really helpful if you also could give us your DxDiag(using the method mentioned above). Graphics card model is just one of many things we look at when solving these kind of problems.
 
Any news on this? Waiting patiently to play with a few rome games.

For the next patch, I've included a legacy mode which turns off a lot of the more fancy stuff. It's all shader model 2 and use less textures.
If you want to try it with the demo, you can replace your shaders and some of the textures and see if it solves some of your problems. This might cause your map to become flat though, as some parts of the solution has to be made in the exe.

Put the fx files in your gfx/fx folder, they should overwrite the present shaders.
Put the dds files in your map/terrain folder they should overwrite the present textures.

I leave no guarantees that this will work for your setup, nor that it won't mess up your game, so make backups of your files.
Also, post the results in this thread.
 

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When you first load the map it seems to be rendering the textures improperly, they appear to be stretched verticality off the world. Once you pick a side and it switches to the claims map everything looks fine. I started up a game and checked all the different map overlays, they all seem to work except terrain. I've attached a screenshot of the terrain map.

It certainly is playable now though. I'll mess around with the demo for a bit before I try it on the retail version.

I will see if I can redeem this for the demo on monday, the legacy mode in the next patch for the full game will automatically set some flags that should take care of your problem.