Solution for flickering in Windows 7 ( Also resolution fix ) (And also Multiplayer fix )

Hello
1- Open your Game Library
2- Right click on Dungeon Siege game and select Property and in following
screen click Define launch option button.
3- Add this to that textbox :
bltonly=true
4- Thats all Have a nice game :)

PS: If you need highter resolutions you can also add this line
width=1920 height=1080 bpp=32 nointro=true bltonly=true
Of course you can change those 1920 and 1080 values :D

PS2: If you want to use multiplayer option you also need to add
zonematch=true

As a summery you need to make Launch Option as
width=1920 height=1080 bpp=32 nointro=true bltonly=true zonematch=true

Also AFTER You done all steps please also do this :
1- Right Click on your desktop
2- Graphics Properities ( or if you didn't disable intel shortcuts Just press CTRL ALT F12 )
3- Change resolution to 800x600 ( Click yes i want this resolution )
4- In same screen select Scaling as Scale Full Screen , Save it
5- Close it
6- From Window's resolution dialog change the resolution back to your real
resolution.

Have a fun

Personal Rating: "Worth playing"
Traditional Rating: 7/10
Platform: PC
Genre: Isometric Action Role Playing Game

Nostalgia is a funny thing - once the rose-tinted glasses are removed one is inevitably disappointed with the result. I suppose one can put this down to ones tastes getting more refined as one ages and a classic example of this is going back to old childhood movies that delighted and thrilled as a youngster only to be rewatched as an adult and then wondering what on earth all the fuss was about.

For the most part Dungeon Siege holds up pretty well though when gazing upon it with modern eyes. I don't remember being particularly disappointed the way the game unfolded when I played it the first time around 12 years ago but 12 years later I couldn't help but feel that the game somewhat looses its focus about halfway through the campaign. Being much older now I suppose this is to be expected somewhat.

Dungeon Siege sees you take control of a motley band of adventurers task to eliminate yet another clichéd fantasy trope - an uprising - of goblins in the Kingdom of Ebb. The game still holds up relatively well though considering its age and the first half is a tense filled journey but alas the same can't be said for the latter part as the game winds down to a rather limp and weak ending.

But as far as titles go that are shrouded in the fog of nostalgia, Dungeon Siege is still a relatively rocking good time to re-experience.

Somewhere between Baldur's Gate and Diablo lies the awesomeness of Dungeon Siege.
This is one of those sadly under-rated classics which should be much better known, Give it a good shot and you'll see why.
I'll be the first to admit that it's pretty ugly, even by standards of the time, but that's OK. The story isn't as well executed as BG, but better Than most Dungeon bashers. Voice acting is minimal, but competent, just enough to give a little flavour and highlight major plot points.
What you get, though, is A HELL of a dungeon basher, Amazing atmosphere and tension a load of options for selecting your squad and what skills and equipment they take with them, and a horde of enemies more than capable of taking you down if you get sloppy. Watch every step, keep an ear out for ambient sounds which may be clues of a coming ambush, and don't rush in to grab loot unless you're sure your exit is clear!
RPG aspects are a bit like the Elder Scrolls series, you get better at what you do most, and the skills that go with that. Eventually your squad will be moulded to your play-style, although some party members for hire have clear advantages in one field or another.
If you like dungeon bashing RPGs and haven't tried this one, why not?

“You must be either a hero or the most spectacular fool I’ve ever had the good fortune to meet.”

A great squad-based action role-playing game for fans of dungeon crawlers. The accessible gameplay will keep you hacking, slashing, and casting for a good long while.

Fun fact: A movie based on the game, “In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale”, was released January 11, 2008.
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My rating system consists of six categories in descending order of importance:

- Atmosphere
- Characters
- Details
- Tactical demand
- Story
- Combat & Controls

Based on the performance each category will receive one of the following grading:

- S-Rank: excellent
- A-Rank: very good
- B-Rank: solid
- C-Rank: satisfactory
- D-Rank: inferior

If the S-Rank is awarded, a quote from the game or personal comment will be added as a token of my respect (in brackets).
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Atmosphere: S-Rank

(Who could know than that the arrival of one humble farmer from the fields would change the very course of the kingdom.)

Characters: S-Rank

(Ibsen Yamas has the distinction of having been declared dead more often than any other soldier in the history of the 10th legion. For his allies, his stories of his death are a source of frequent amusement; to his enemies, a wishful dream. He said that death will only take him when he’s gotten too bored or too tired of living, and even then the Reaper had better bring heavy reinforcement.)

Details: S-Rank

(Gresh say burn! Gresh say smash! If I ever find out who Gresh is, there will be some smashing and burning alright!)

Tactical demand: A-Rank

Story: A-Rank

Combat & Controls: A-Rank
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There are no achievements to conquer.

Achievement difficulty: none
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Dungeon Siege 3 (PC) – Action role-playing game + Hack & slash (Fantasy) – 2011
Dungeon Siege 2: Broken World (PC) – Action role-playing game + Squad-based hack & slash (Fantasy) – 2006
Dungeon Siege 2 (PC) – Action role-playing game + Squad-based hack & slash (Fantasy) – 2005
Dungeon Siege: Legends of Aranna (PC) – Action role-playing game + Squad-based hack & slash (Fantasy) – 2003
Dungeon Siege (PC) – Action role-playing game + Squad-based hack & slash (Fantasy) – 2002

One of the most greatest games of my lifetime. I will never forget the classical RPG gameplay that this game has provided, with its adventurous and wonderous story and setting. I've enjoyed this game ever since it had came out and is a must have for people who like this style of gameplay such as this. I am more than excited to know that this game had gone on steam, but its missing (personally) my favorite features, like the expantion to it and the multiplayer. But maybe theres some multiplayer provider out there for this game still, just takes time to look around.