So it's true then? Interesting...
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Alternatively, you could wait until the Stargate Worlds game (MMORPG) comes out and take some hints from that. On a side note, if I remember correctly, the 301 was a disaster and prolly shoudn't be included.
Like I said, I see why they are there. Besides, it'd be worse than wack'a'mole.... Atleast in wack'a'mole you had an idea where the mole would come out. That would be like ultra wack'a'mole or something.
From the mouth of someone who has never played SoaSE in any form... HW1 3D movement (on PC). Left mouse click and hold to activate the movement mode. Move mouse to desired placement on the normal 2D plane you want. Then click and hold right mouse button and move mouse up or down to designate position on vertical plane. Release both and order is executed. IMO simple and streamlined. Yes, it is probably too late to add many new features and expect to release the game on time. Jud
My main gaming computer (the one I'm on right now actually) has dial-up and makes updating games a long and rather dull process (and sometimes extremely annoying), so I was wondering if I could download the game updates on my laptop while I'm at school (on their broadband connection) and transfer them (preferably via flashdrive) to my main computer? EDIT: Why I Ask: My dial-up has a tendency to randomly disconnect. For instance I was just downloading the update through SDC for GC2:DA, a
The other guys with the warbirds.... Were they Romulans?
I had no trouble whatsoever with XP and my last computer. P4 @ 2.13 Ghz with 256Mb RAM and a Geforce 4 MX. Not the greatest I'll admit, but it worked. A PCI video card (around 140 dollars for X1550 with 256Mb Ram) is definetly cheaper than a brand new gaming computer (minimum of 500 for a usable prebuilt one, just for tower). As for whether Sins would work, I wouldn't know... haven't played yet and pre-ordering to play beta is kind of pointless with my internet connection. More than lik
512MB could make it anything newer than or a P2. I had a P4 about 4-5 years ago that could have up to 2 gigs, but was sent (prebuilt) with 256. XP only actually needs 32MB of RAM to run (or was it 64? I think 32). Ron, that's not true about the removal of the slot. Those slots (AGP/PCIe) aren't required to have a video card, for my computer is proof of that. Video cards originally worked with just your standard PCI slots. They still make cards for your basic PCI slots today actually. Th