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bl00gername

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off topic, anyone know at the final thief quest where you need to shoot the arrow of extrication at the statue, there's 2 gates that i can't get into. There's a push plate in another room which i press but it doesnt make the gates open. Anyone know what to do?

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I was particularly interested in the phasing out of the one price model for a regional pricing scheme. Will that finally make those right now US-only games available worldwide? And if so, at what currency rate? The only good piece of advice I could give is, don't use the most notable competitor's price scheme. [e digicons]O:)[/e]

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A fairly new game, have you tried Hearts of Iron 3? It's pretty hardcore in the strategy aspect. Not my kind of game actually, but it might interest you.

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Well, another reason for the jews' "success" is that they have the USA backing them up 100%. I mean, turkey or iran could take them out easily...

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Not much of a problem with Ready to Play, but more of a question, I have a few games i bought way before this Ready to Play thing, and would like to know does it change the way i launch and play my games? And in what ways. thank you.

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[quote who="twifightDG" reply="180" id="2337353"]I agree. Being hard to master and having a steep learning curve are not the same thing. I don't really thing online shooters are comparable. They require only one thing: practice. Practice your aim and the map. On pubs (important addition) the people that played the longest usually were the best, there was no real skill required (only if you went pro). In games like Demigod however you need to learn the game; how do you counter

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[quote who="Apheirox" reply="37" id="2337234"]This woman is seriously sexually frustrated. [/quote] I second that. I bet she's friends with the other frustrated chick that wrote the article about Portal. Look it up.

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Yeah, I agree with you on that, but you know, back in those days, the game industry was much tinier than it is now. Yeah, Quake, Unreal, Warcraft, and such were difficult to get into, and that common because there was less at stake than now. Nowadays, with a multi-million dollar industry, it's in gaming companies best financial motives to keep their games available to the biggest amount of the gaming population as possible. Not just competitive gamers, but casuals too, the casual

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Yes, it has, and if it hasn't changed enough, it's not because of Linux' shortcomings, but rather there hasnt been any GOOD driver SUPPORT from 3rd party companies, like the manufacturers of the peripherials you mention. ATI only recently published thousands of pages worth of documentation about their latests GPUs, and only recently are Linux users experiencing good open-source driver support for their HD 4000 cards on Linux. The propietary flglx drivers are very poor quality, but

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I have a question regarding Stardock's hiring policies. Would they help candidates relocate from their home countries, in case they are from outside the USA? I'm currently hunting for jobs in the gaming industry, and I am not in the USA.

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I've been playing the beta and so far, well, I quickly got tired of getting killed every 3 minutes. This is a very competitive, pro game. I think only experienced warcraft 3-based DotA players can really get into it at this point. The graphics are go for a classic/old blizzard games look, and that is what competitive gamers go for. As it's been said before, this is not a game to be compared with Demigod. They are in completely different leagues. Demigod is more f

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[quote who="Jafo" comment="159"]2) The Linux community presents itself quite readily as a bunch of under-sexed geeks that are very willing to give a new user absolute grief for forgetting to phrase their help and support questions in the form of an answer. RTFMan pages works for assembly language programmers. It does not work for Bob & Sally from Peoria that just want to fire up a computer and run some apps, play some games, and MySpace themselves into identity theft. There are exceptions

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