ビデオカード(Intel製)の部分の引用。
If you have an Intel graphics controller, you should consult Intel’s game support listing and look up your specific model. A large number of Intel chipsets do not correctly support the PS2.0 requirement and will not run EU3. At present, EU3 is not included in Intel’s compatibility listing; however, you should be fine if games like Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Half Life 2, Splinter Cell, Civilization IV, and Quake 4 are all listed as compatible.
In practice, it seems that many of Intel’s chipset families will be a problem for at least the near future. Intel currently denies that the problems lie with them, however the inability to run many mainstream games (made by companies with development budgets that are many times what Paradox has) doesn’t offer much support for that position. It is possible that Intel will eventually release drivers that will add the missing functionality, but I wouldn’t hold my breath for it. Paradox is looking to finding a solution, but one is not presently available or expected in the near future. Again, considering the other mainstream games that remain incompatible, I personally have some doubts that a fully compatible fix will be likely.
The game will now start on computers that emulate vertex and pixel-shaders in software. (2.0 shaders still needed)
Still not playable on Intel's 945 chip though.