LadyCrimson

That's what my parents told me.

Alas, I'm often more organized in my dreams these days than I am in reality. :cool: On topic, not of me, but a bridge we use to get across to the other side of the bay. While the bridge is kind of cool for being so low to the waterline and being able to see lots of sailboats on summer days sometimes, the picture itself is not very interesting...plus, my fat cat being...well, fat.

I still like alphabetical...except, I don't bother with going so far as to care whether or not King is before Koontz. As long as I know 'in this area/on this shelf", I'm happy. Tho, in terms of game discs...ones I play now and then get tossed in one of three stacks/racks on a shelf and ancient/unloved ones are in storage binders in closet.

Do not try to define the Yoda; that's impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth. There is no Yoda. ^_^

This isn't a who's the strongest topic...stay on track, please.

I've been playing w/ge cards ever since VooDoo went defunct, and have had very few serious problems. It's always interesting to observe how people with the same vid. cards can have no problems or tons of problems, and how the card often is blamed. One has to remember that pc's aren't made of video cards (or RAM) alone. There's a gazillion other software/hardware combination factors that can cause errors when cobbled together.

*macho grunting*

The RAM issue could also be contributing to your game-freezing. I hope you're going to buy another stick or two of RAM along with the vid card; the one without the other probably won't make much performance difference, especially with Oblivion. If it's one or the other I'd buy the RAM first. I don't know about the voltage question, but depending on the card you're looking at, you might want to check your power supply. Some of the newer/beefier AGP cards may not install/work if that's not big enough (500W, say). I had that problem when I bought the 7800GS. heh

Ok, I have to be sentimental and post my dad's mouth-drawn art. The first two are a couple of the family Xmas cards he draws every year, the last is a self-portrait from many years ago.

I find anime creepier than Mr. Jason.

It's been interesting re-playing this game, because with today's video cards, this game looks a lot better than I remember. Except of course for the low-polygon "pointy brassiere & blocky features" and bad draw-distance...

Moving van engaged... And..the giant space worm from ESB. heheh

The Summoner appears to be have fallen to the DarkSide by default. ...they're all like that in this game. Must not be enough sun.

This frequent question/discussion can be further pursued here.

Are you wondering what kind of card type your board supports? That's usually easy to figure out just by looking at the slots on the board. They're different sizes/placements for the different types and often also seperated by color. For example: From this spec page it would appear you have an AGP slot.

No, not by themselves...it just achieves the same thing as having high positive influence...ie, it opens up the Jedi conversations.

So I watched it...and it does seem to me that it wasn't neccesarily 'overnight'. The guy painted the paintings months ago, for example. The regnerative gal could've had faster than normal healing for a long time and thought nothing of it until it became even more speedy and she had an injury recently, perhaps. Certainly an intriguing show premise, but the first show is all set-up without much real story, so hard to judge.

geforce2MX wasn't a good card even for it's day tho it will run older games fair enough. It's one of those things where you won't realize how clunky a card it is until you get something better, but Kroney's assesment is pretty accurate. That said, the 'steam' in Kotor2 can give at least minor lag problems to many even with better cards. If the ini file trick didn't help, there's not much to be done about it beyond avoiding standing near them/run by them as fast as possible. PS - as to getting a new card - there's some threads in Skeeters Junkyard forum that talk about that issue.

Don't hold your breath for that Kotor3. I thnk I finished Kotor2 twice, once Dark once Light, and played the rest of the game up to the end-planet a half dozen toa dozen times, and certain planets/pieces/save games 100 times. I don't really remember.

I used to buy Guides because I hated getting stuck (especially by a puzzle or something) and not being able to continue/finish. That was before game forum/sites were all the rage and it wasn't always easy to find a quick answer. Plus, I liked the ones that gave formulas and percentages and other geeky stuff. :D As long as you don't read the Guide, play, read the Guide, play...nah, doesn't ruin anything.

I think it just depends on who's behind the counter, and what kind of mood they're in.

Sometimes that's definitely what one is in the mood for. :D I'm lost in the first town of Summoner. I forgot how huge it was.

My mother could've used one of those. Funky as it looks, at least it seems like it could eventually be something functional, rather than just a novelty.

Yay, I got it to work. Yeah, it's patched. But for some reason the summoner.exe file won't stop running when I click play...I have to go into task manager and stop the process manually, then it runs fine. Weird. I still got the chain timing down perfect after almost 6 years, hah!