Exitalterego

Exitalterego

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I don't guarantee this will work but you could try this: 1) Install Elemental on one of your computers. 2) In the Impulse games list, right click Elemental and select Archive Application. This will create a backup of that game. 3) Over LAN or via external drive, put this backup on the other computers. 4) Unpack the backup. In the past this would have worked fine. Whether or not it will with Elemental is an unknown at the moment. I suppose once its relea

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I'm in agreement for the idea of a 'skippable' deployment phase. For small armies that you don't mind sacrificing the hassle of full deployment seems redundant but for a large force sent against an enemy city led by your sovereign, strategic deployment could be the difference between winning and losing. Of course, if this was implemented, it would raise the question of who deploys first? Does the attacker retain his advantage by deploying second, thus respondi

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Sadly GW are very, very protective of their IP's and tend to sling C&D orders on a lot of fan based work (there have been several fan-made 40K movies that will never see the light of day!). Any TT simulators will be firmly in their sights as they would be in direct competition to the actual TT games themselves (and would thus lose GW money). To make matters worse, the prices for their products are extraordinarily high these days, making it difficult for those ppl

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At the moment, I think ATI have the upper hand in terms of cards. There latest range (HD5xxx) is DX11, as you pointed out, and generally speaking the drivers tend to be OK as long as you are just using a single card setup (at least in my experience). Having said that, the number of games on the market that make use of DX11 at the moment is quite limited at the moment and while Eyefinity is a nice feature, multiple monitors will be expensive and there are a few other snags with getting it work

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I'll answer point 2 first. You can't play the role of the EDF during the single player campaign. For the campaign you take the role of Alex Mercer, an individual who recently moved to Mars whose brother was then killed by the EDF. Unsurprisingly he then joins the Red Faction. During multiplayer, however, you can choose to play as an EDF character, although this is a purely cosmetic difference. The multiplayer experience isn't changed by the skin you choose to play wit

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I'd also suggest you have a read of this interview with Brad. He details some interesting ideas concerning family ties within the game. http://www.shacknews.com/featuredarticle.x?id=1201

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Looking at your reading list, multi-book series seem to something your into. I'd suggest looking for The Saga of Seven Suns series by Kevin J Anderson here . While not sci-fi and certainly not fitting into the high fantasy that you said you've read, I can also recommend the The Dresden Files series by Jim Butcher. Look <a title="http://

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I just hope that this is more stable with X-Fire than the previous Catalyst attempts. One has not been amused with them [e digicons]#:([/e]

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You should all see my workplace for monitors. Just from over from where I'm sitting is a desk that has 13 monitors on it, and another one with 15! I only get one [e digicons]:'([/e] It is a woping 30" Apple Cinema HD Display though [e digicons]:grin:[/e]

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Hmmmmm..... interesting concept. I'm not sure how well this would fit into Elemental though. You would essentially be having to trust some individual to be impartial in all things. What would there be in place to stop the overseer/DM/GM from favoring a given player in multiplayer, or from just setting out to screw over all player? I also don't think it would fit well due to the length of time that some of these Elemetal games. I've not seen any mention yet of how long a game could las

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The thought of having proper 3D in games is always going to be a big attraction as its the next major step in making games more immersive. However, I don't see Stardock doing anything to optimise this feature in game as it would be a waste of their time, mainly due to the lack of users out there. I can't there are many people who want to/already have spent a large chunck of cash on upgrading to a 120Hz monitor plus paying out for the glasses and possibly the graphics card is they currently us

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I'm the same. Opened up an image that I wanted to use as my icon in Gimp, resized it to 50x50 and it wouldn't upload so then resized it to 49x49 to be on the safe side and still wouldn't upload. Worked OK for the profile pic though, just not the icon. I've tried this through both this forum and the Galciv2 forum and neither works for me. Browser is Firefox

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1. [I]Stop with the obnoxious DRM[/I]. I'll hold my hand up and admit that the first time I played GalCiv2 it was a pirated version. However, seeing the quality of the game and the level of support offered by Stardock, I happily purchased a legal copy. I've also gone on to buy the full release of Object Desktop, places a preorder for SoaSE, and when I get home from work in a week, will buy Dark Avatar. Keep up the good work Stardock! 2. [I]Don't release games until they're finishe

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MOIISKA Frogboy, you point is moot. You do have copy protection. I have a legit copy of both games, but since my PC will never be connected to the net, I am unable to update my game with the newest patch. Looks like copy protection to me. When you dictate to me how I should use my hardware, you aren't any better than they are. MOISSKA, if I'm following your logic, your claiming that your lack of internet connection is a form of cop

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