[quote who="Cypher" reply="2" id="2325442"]...Ace Combat 5: Unsung War. Man, that's a great game. [/quote] Very true, i wonder if my PS 2 still works? Here in europe it's called "Squadron Leader", BTW [e digicons]o_O[/e] I was playing Oblivion, the only problem with that game is that it highlights everything that is wrong with Fallout 3.
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[quote who="JSW_Ballz" reply="16" id="2324663"] It's probably not quite as awesome as the MegaManEffect, though.[/quote] That is so cool! Too bad it doesn't seem to work properly on Vista :(
[quote who="landisaurus" reply="5" id="2323839"]I didn't know they made duel-cores that slow.[/quote] Well, if were picking on obvious typos, what exactly is a duel-core? A bunch of cores dueling in your computer, and the one that loses has to execute the code? On topic, i tried the demo, but it failed to convice me to buy the game. I'll still hang around for the Sins expansions, and possibly Elemental :)
Time to give this finally a shot then. I doubt i'll buy it though, as i've gotten the impression this is a very MP focused game, but who knows ;)
My Advent cult, The Order: Flagship Radiance battleship OSS (The Order Symbol of Supremacy) Ultima, accompanied by Rapture Battlecruiser OEV (The Order Enforcer Vessel) Malice and Progenitor Mothership OEV Mercy. My TEC faction, Lapis Navy: Flagship Akkan Battlecruiser LNFS (Lapis Navy Flagship) Kestrel, accompanied by Dunov Battlecruiser LNS Insult and Kol Battleship LNS Injury. My Vasari survivors, Rakeshi Warriors: Flagship Jarrasul Evacuator Behemot
So much for net neutrality... I for one disapprove censoring the internet, even if it's 4chan.
Holy Threadcromancy, bump from last September! Well this seems still to be a relevant topic, so it's not that bad.
[quote who="jcjames" reply="2" id="2308445"] oh and if there was a possibly of homeworld 3, ironclad has my vote.[/quote] Relic is still alive and kicking, and owns the rights to Homeworld, there is hope yet :) Before Sins 2, i'd like to see what those two mini-expansions have :)
A sign of life? [e digicons]:O[/e] Seriously speaking "takes as long as it takes" is the right apporach, hope to hear some details soon.
With my current internet connection configuration (that includes wireless ad-hoc and ICS), offline playing is an essential feature. So I won't be buying this unless a suitable "third-party solution" becomes available ;)
[quote]ntel Sys fans are not much fun to install, they have theese 4 drill pins you need to twist down in your motherboard which can be a mess if your not careful. Most likely one of theese pins are not where it's suppose to be.[/quote] Everytime i clean my CPU heatsink, one of those pins is loose, causing the computer to shutdown automatically straight after booting windows. Having the heatsink unfastened should increase the CPU temperature well beyond 65 C, and that is ...unhealthy
[quote who="Campaigner" reply="16" id="2302583"] I say as John Carmack when it comes to story though: "Story in a videogame is like a story in a pornflick, it's not necessary but it's expected to be there".[/quote] That explains why Doom3 turned out as it did, instead of how it was originally planned (IIRC D3 and RoE were a single story, also featuring exploration of Mars on a 18-wheeled buggy), instead we got an run and gun shooter, that is too narrow to run, and
Well, in a nutshell, Half-Life 1's story is the same as Doom's, it just has extra-dimensional aliens insted of hellspawn [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
I have the 9600GT (512 MB) with Vista and i've had no trouble with it. I don't have Oblivion, but it is able to run Fallout 3 on high settings with some AA and AF with respectable framerates. I've heard that it doesn't handle high resolutions well, but since my displays native resolution is only 1366*768, i wouldn't know [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
[quote who="kryo" reply="7" id="2301135"]it just means it'll be that much bigger and spiffier when it's ready for public eyes [/quote] That same thing was said about Episode 3, but they've taken so long that if it isn't better than everything else combined, i'll be disappointed ;) But as i've hanged around in the Bethesda forums for few months, i've learned that even missing a release date by two weeks is no reason to contact the community. Besides, i'd imagine the vast majori
I saw that it was left for you to find it out yourself during the gameplay, and the clipboard in Black Mesa East gives some important clues of what has happened. I thought it was quite well done, i can still play the game and get new ideas how and why something is like it is. And HL 2 definetly continues from the story of HL 1. Besides, it was pretty much similar in HL1, nothing of Black Mesa, or the research conducted there was ever given straigth. You had to piece it together your s
Agreed, just make post with few lines on friday, just before shutting down the lights and leving to enjoy the weekend.
I just had a BSOD playing Fallout 3, of course i can't be certain it was caused by it, but that's the first i've seen since playing Prototype. Overall the game works very nicely, crashes every now and then, and always on exit, but still i feel it's worth it. According to the official tech support forums however, there are some people unable to play the game at all, so there is a small risk involved.
[quote who="psychoak" reply="20" id="2296942"] The only place I can find where health care actually works is Finland. They're a few million people sitting on one of the largest oil reserves in the world. [/quote] Perhaps you meant Norway, since the last i checked we don't have any sort of oil deposits. We do have a lot forest though, but the forest industry has gone to shit lately. Oh, and the socialised healthcare works pretty good around here :)
I've never seen or heard that happening, so i'd say it's rare bug. I would say anti-piracy method, but this is Stardock were talking here.
Flying, but only if a set of wings came with the deal [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
I checked my Impulse install, and there seems to be a "Detect Application" function behind the logo button. Maybe try instaling Impulse, and try with that one?
[quote who="starkers" reply="18" id="2292237"] Nope, don't like Google at all. [/quote] Then you're going to hate this: Google Chrome Operating System
Oh right, i forgot it still needs to be activated for the new OS. In Vista atleast, there is an option on the right click menu "Run as Admin" try that. If that doesn't work try to run it in compatibility mode.
If i understood correctly, you have two OS's on your computer, and want to know if you can run Sins from the install you've made to the older OS? If so, yes. Just find the Sins executable from the existing install, and run it. Sins doesn't rely on any registry entries, so it should be able to run from the other drive.