[quote who="Charvel1" reply="6" id="2130856"]Our first PC was a Commodore 64. There were a LOT of games going around on floppies for that system. The ones I remember the most are: Shamus (1982) Impossible Mission (1984) The Bard's Tale (1985) [/quote] Geez, I forgot to put in LodeRunner (1983)
[quote who="Solam" reply="15" id="2131571"] I'm just wondering what you did not like about goodkind. I read his series and I found afew things annoying but mostly it,s not so bad. The reason I am asking is that I have found that most people have the same opinions as you and I am wondering what you guys see that I do not. It,s just outof curiosity [/quote] For me, I liked the first few books of Goodkind but then I started to realize that his hero and hero
Our first PC was a Commodore 64. There were a LOT of games going around on floppies for that system. The ones I remember the most are: Shamus (1982) Impossible Mission (1984) The Bard's Tale (1985)
[quote who="CobraA1" reply="14" id="2129190"]I dunno if a single council is the best way to go, if they add such a thing. If you look at real life - it's not very realistic. There is a tendency to create several bodies for such things (UN, NATO, EU, etc), depending on relations between nations of the groups and the purpose of the groups. Sometimes allies will band under some common flag, while the enemies of an allience will often go off and form their own group(s). The
Perhaps this has been mentioned (I didn't read all the posts) but how about a Council mechanic where after a certain time or event the leaders of the various teams are elected to a ruling council that can pass laws (like prohibiting the use of planet destroying weapons...Novalith..etc). Or perhaps the council is 'just there' from the beginning and every now and then the different teams vote on a given issue. The vote changes the gameplay in minor or major ways. If you wanted you could go furt
[quote who="Ilumino" reply="7" id="2128993"]If you're just starting to read Shannara, I would definitely NOT recommend starting with The Sword of Shannara as it is basically a LotR rip-off.[/quote] That's the mistake I made and I haven't been able to really like Terry Brooks ever since. After reading the LOTR for the 2nd or 3rd time I picked up Sword of Shannara and immediately recognized it's basically the same setup as LOTR. The world felt really small and the characters were taken
OK, perhaps I'm being a bit harsh here with Attila. I apologize for that. It's just that I've seen soooo many posts on here in the last 3 months on 'Impulse is bad', 'Impulse is DRM', 'Impulse is draconian', 'Impulse is crap' that I fail to see how these labels can be aimed at Stardock's distribution system. At EA yes, at Steam to some degree yes. But Impulse is so user-friendly it seems absolutely ridiculous that anyone would have a problem with it. If you want to use it to buy
Have you already tried updating through Impulse? 1) Download Impulse 2) Register your GCII 3) Update it
Have you contacted THQ for help? Perhaps they can supply you with a new key? Or help you get your old one?
[quote who="Attila464" reply="8" id="2122147"]Charvel are you really that retarded that you need a program to keep games updated and organized? Also i WANT a cd i want a real object in my hand that won't get screwed up that won't somehow "forgot" my purchase. And it is Intrusive i don't want to have a useless program that only serves to update my game and "keep them organzied" I mean seriously is it that hard to host patches here or keep you games organzied. Charvel when you actually find som
What a baby! You don't want to keep a 20MB file on your computer that keeps your games updated, keeps them organized in one spot, is non-intrusive, allows you to install your game on ANY computer in the world without a CD, and allows you to play online multiplayer 'which is most of the fun' you get. Go cry somewhere else you big baby!
Boy, nothing gets people talking better than a good old DRM discussion.
Quit crying!!! If you don't want Impulse, don't install it. You don't need it to play Sins.
I'm in the same boat. I sometimes think my boss is trying to kill me? Does that make me happy? You'll know when you open the cover and see that your car is just like all the others. Hope this helps.
Never pay for anything. Be a pirate. LIVE THE LIFE!!! http://www.2kgames.com/pirates/pirates/home.php
1.53.136 is the latest version for Dread Lords (the original vanilla game) If you had the Dark Avatar expansion the latest version of that is 2.01.107. And if you had the Twilight of the Arnor expansion the latest version of that is 2.02.030.
[quote who="-Ue_Carbon" reply="2" id="2055252"]I find the pace rather refeshing.[/quote] Ditto here.
Choose a random map of any size and you won't have this problem.
Yes.
I haven't seen any bugs yet. I'm currently on the Apocalypse mission of the campaign.
[quote who="DarthCaedusMorgan" reply="12" id="2045284"] Quoting The_Regicide, reply 11Tesla Roadster baby yeah! The batteries now are prohibitively expensive, but if the industries get into it, prices will drop Oh I saw that roadster, it is awsome, but there is like a 2 year waiting list right now. Quoting Charvel1, reply 10 quoting postcocking oil Wow, no comments on this one? I'm impressed. That one's my personal favorite. <b
That's not how it works with Impulse, mavericka. The serial is tied to your account you've created on Impulse. So you could install the game on one computer, then have the computer stolen, buy another computer, login to Impulse and redownload the game with all updates available.
Well, you could just bring up Impulse, go to the My Games tab and install it from there; assuming you've registered the serial for it. No need to put it on a disc. But if you really want to put it on a disc I'm not sure how you would do it. [email protected] might be your answer.
[quote who="-Ue_Carbon" reply="5" id="2046240"] Quoting GeneralEtrius, reply 3Another question. Why is it that the PC version of most games is always delayed?! Why do they do that?! It's stupid, unfair, and annoying. I believe its b/c we as PC gamers hold the devs to a higher standard than console gamers. We expect it be flawless like 2 days ago. Since we are ever pushing feedback into the devs hands they tend to take longer than expected.<br
[quote quoting="post"](PC's are the reason consoles exist)[/quote] I think you're forgetting about the Atari 2600. That console was immensely popular way before PC gaming was. Came out in 1976 or 1977, I forget exactly when. My own two cents are that PC's are far better: more customizable, better graphics, and just more potential to push them to the limits of gaming or whatever.
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