Nah, nothing expensive melted unless you count half a foot of PVC tubing as valuable. BTW, Annatar, go take an old cotton shirt that doesn't fit you any more. Cut out a three square inch section, and make it into a ball. Take a needle and thread, use it to make the ball stronger by wrapping the thread around the ball, pushing the needle through it every circle, and then change the orbit. There, you have yourself a neat little cotton ball, isn't that nice? Now go to the bathroom, and g
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I built a Tesla Coil a few years ago. It melted :( (long story) Note to people: do not use combustible materials when making the base of the coil :P
Remember, Annatar. The space on the internet is precious, why clutter up more with needless posts? Just edit your original post as time goes on and your situations change :p
Signs point to "yes".
...a few?! You mean you didn't stop at one? You just kept going!? [e digicons]8C[/e] Anyway, IMHO Eve is one of the rare MMOs today that I may even consider paying a monthly fee for. Mind you, I didn't say I will pay a monthly fee for it, I just said I'd consider it. I still think the sandbox of X3: Terran Conflict appeals to me more than the Eve feeling of "I hope noone torpedoes my warship while I sleep"...
You mean like Eve online? Dude. Welcome to the 21st century. As a 1500 year old sorcerer, I can understand how it is sometimes difficult to... adapt.
OK please... how the hell is Lineage 2 "larger in scale" than sins? You mean it costs more or..? I mean, I understand the Total War reccommendation, but Lineage!? And no it's not a "tough game", it's a grind game.
Any tentative theoretical release date?
There was Conquest - Frontier Wars, could be argued to be "larger", and it has some connecting points with Sins. It's a three-race space RTS with solar systems connected by wormholes. It has some nice stuff, I enjoyed it but... It doesn't seem to work on newer computers :( It runs at ~14 FPS, the mouse is laggy and it crashes a lot.
...this is interesting... So according to you, the game's resale value is less when it can't be updated or played online... Also, according to you, the game was a used box with 50% off... Hmm... I don't know why, but I think there's a correlation in there somewhere.
That shouldn't be the cause, as Impulse doesn't even know he has Sins yet. My money is still on the lack/botched install of a .Net.
You're talking to a brick wall, Zoomba. That's what lead me to pyromancy in the first place.
Goodgimp, damn! I'd buy that collection and then TRY to burn a copy just to get Mr T over to my house!
You don't technically need the coaster, just send support your serial number and your proof of purchase(or a picture of you with the game and the day's issue of the New York Times), and they should resolve whatever it is that's bugging you. BTW, for Impulse you need .Net framework 2.0, do you have that?
This should be fun!
OK, Zoomba, I'll try to behave.
If you want to get rid of it, all you need to do is write down an address. And security systems installed. Night watchman routes, existence of watchdogs, camera coverage, that kind of thing. I promise you a fair cut relative to your involvement and risk.
I am envious of all you people who had 486s and Commodores and... earlier stuff... I'm such a late bloomer [e digicons]:'([/e]
Epiclulz... go die in a fire.
Ah, MS Flight Simulator... The proof that even Apples are IBM compatible :P BTW, I have 4 gigs of ram in my new machine and... the disturbing thing is, I have more than that in my box-o-ram. I have a 1GB DDR2 stick three 512MB DDR2 sticks, two 256MB DDR1 sticks, eight 128MB sticks of varying generations and, half a dozen 32s and 16s. About 80% of what I listed doesn't work. About 40% of those are obviously disfucntional, being cracked, melted or whatever. OK, I think it's time I go ge
Yeah, tell me about it. I have my old PC components in the closet. And by old I don't mean just previous. I mean... A Cyrix 200 CPU(with MMX!!!)... Today, it's slower than my cell phone... an ancient 3.2 GB hard drive... Damn, that's less than a DVD! I'm talking JUNK! Why can't I get rid of this!?
I have a story I like to tell people who think there's no advantage to quad-core rigs. Those people usually use computers only for gaming, so they have no idea what a "core" actually does, other than it costs money. So that is why I did this like I did it, and not use a 3D rendering or some video encoding example. So anyway, this friend comes to my place right after I bought a new beast with a Q6600. I was playing Sins at the time. Being one of those playstation-instant-gratif
But still, I agree with the sentiment.
Sins of a Solar Empire, the game, has no DRM. None. Zero. Zilch. It is patchable up to 1.05, and it works without major bugs. It's sufficiently well-balanced in that version, too. It's also playable over LAN and Hamachi/other LAN emulation networks. However, access to the patches past 1.05 is restricted to people who have accounts with a registered copy. To have an account with a registered copy, you have to buy a new, unused copy of the game, and register it with Impulse.
But where do I put this? So far, I know I have the option of putting it on the mothership that has the strikecraft, but what are the alternatives?