[quote who="irek1988" reply="85" id="2569245"]Savyg 9 out of top 10 modern warfare players are using it on ps3. what you dont like other might like. what matter is it works. [/quote] I didn't say I didn't like it, I've never used it. I just said it looks like crap.
Excellent.
All I can add is irritated customers will do this. I don't think you necessarily need to look for an explanation on this. Hell, I've done it wrt Dawn of Wars less than stellar install experiences with Windows x64. It'd already been complained about enough, but I was irritated. So while it's possible it's a fanboy response, it could just as easily be a real response. If I had to guess, the few times I've had to troubleshoot a game in
I didn't want to say anything, but that looks totally crap.
I should actually say it's more apathetic than self-centric.
Yes...yes it is. There are certainly issues I feel strongly about that don't affect me, but not in the realms of technology or gaming.
[quote who="Nesrie" reply="31" id="2566827"] If you were actually paying attention to those laws and cases, you would know that even the ones thare are being passed are being shot down in court as unconstitutional. Target IS scanning IDs, not taking information off of them. If their scanner has the ability to read the birthdate off that card, it also has the ability to pull the other information whether or not they choose to store that information and use it. [/quote] Yes, I
[quote who="AgentNihilist" reply="28" id="2566587"] To reiterate - Unless you are selling something that can kill me (alchohol, ciggerrettes, Dynamite, perscriptions, guns etc) then the only thing that should matter is if I have money. Content that is considered offense is subjective, thus personal - If I don't like it I won't buy it. If the objection is parental then its that parents job to control for their and only their child. [/quote] Tell that to the governm
That was bizarre o.O As long as there are people buzzing about, we'll be arguing about something or other. I suppose.
[quote who="AgentNihilist" reply="18" id="2565894"]If I look of age then I am. If you are not selling me poison then you don't need to know anything else. [/quote] I'm sure that would work in some alternate reality where you could always be sure.
[quote who="Wintersong" reply="4" id="2565425"]I don't think that Stardock is going to start regional restrictions like EA or Ubisoft (to name a few...). A different matter would be if Mr Chávez had some internet adresses banned/filtered for being... "risky", which is something I don't know. But hey, I just find fascinating that in Venezuela you cannot buy "violent" games. That leaves what? The Sims? Need for Speed? Tetris? Fifa/Madden/NBA XX? Man, Dragon Age and Mass Effect must be "u
Personally, my suggestion is to try disabling the system fan controls in the BIOS. They slow down the system fans automatically to make the system quieter, but they make my games crash occasionally. I won't guarantee that will help, but it sure did for me.
Yes, but they still have to follow regional restrictions. It depends on where you live.
[quote who="irek1988" reply="69" id="2564258"]Dude read up. Get your facts straight. PS3 if diffrent story all together. You can use muse and keyboard to play some games or FragFX (some people say its better), use it as hd tv setup box, blue ray player and much more. Hell you can even emulate windows on it [/quote] Wow. Yes. I'll totally get my facts straight...if anyone in this thread actually agrees with you. Otherwise, you're completely clueless.
Just a note for the future Updating your sound drivers with the ones on Realteks site would probably fix things And DXdiag outputs would help a lot more than what you posted, as they tell us what hardware and drivers you're using.
[quote who="Frogboy" reply="25" id="2509088"]We're talking to the right people at Intel. I'll keep y'all up to date! [/quote] I hope it's a go, thats half the reason I preordered (yes, I'm that much of a dork. ;) )
[quote who="irek1988" reply="67" id="2564204"]What exacly more are you doing with your pc then you cant do with console. Mind that x360 have been given internet browsing capability lately. Most average users will focus on: -Playing games -Movies and music -surfing net The only thing that console cant do right now (mind that i said for average user) is office work. But since you can connect mouse and keyboard to xbox 360 and even run ubunt
[quote who="Wintersong" reply="9" id="2562052"]Ubisoft's defies and surpases the term "stupid". Please choose another negative adjective that defines it better. [/quote] You win. Game over thanks for playing.
Think for myself eh. On this issue, you know, there just seem to be more important things in life than whether or not company policies dictate I show someone an ID. It's annoying, but it's hardly a bad policy. Too many people get by buying stuff they shouldn't be otherwise, because the tellers either don't know or don't care.
Always happens to me at Walmart and Gamestop too, even though they bloody well KNOW I'm over 21 at Gamestop.
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To me the Ubisoft DRM solution is better than what they've had before, because it makes it more likely PC releases will get DLC (BIG problem with Ubisoft on several games) and support future OSes (a problem Ubisoft used to have anyway.) I don't care if Impulse carries them or not, personally. If I wanted AC2 (I already have the 360 version) I'd find somewhere to buy it. If I was denied on Impulse I'd go somewhere else. Stardock shouldn't turn this into a religio
[quote who="GeneralEtrius" reply="80" id="2559418"]They say the story is really bad. Square Enix pushed for that part. Judging by Supcom2, the Japanese should really stay out of the Western RTS market and focus on making RPGs and they other games they specialize in. [/quote] Considering Square Enix owns Eidos (which was moderately terrible) they're already in the Western market. (I have no idea what Eidos had for RTSes mind you, but they probably had some.)
[quote who="thanas" reply="41" id="2556198"]Ain't no such thing as an console market. Everything is PC gaming. An xbox or PS3 is just an lavendered up desktop. I could convert one to run windows XP if I wanted to. Hell right now I am turning an old PIII dell and minimizing it so it can fit and boot inside an pelican case at the moment so it can control and operate an Underwater ROV. [/quote] Considering they both have processor architectures that Windows doesn't support, you'd ha
[quote who="Splitshadow" reply="13" id="2551314"]Once Starcraft II comes out, none of us PC gamers will need any new games for 4 years. [/quote] Yeah speak for yourself. I don't like Blizzard.
[quote who="-RAISTLIN-" reply="60" id="2552280"] Quoting Splitshadow, reply 59 They should still auto-target something that is attacking them. If they don't, the micro needed for that game is insane. You could just always create long range units and micro them as to aggravate your opponent. no, they shouldn't and they never did in the first one either. imagine how annoying it would be if every time your units were attacked they would go blundering