EnderAndrew

I still want to see what people do with an open-source Quake 3 engine.

Check out the sold-out Final Fantasy concerts. Sound is crucial to a movie, and I think sound should be focused on more in games.

Dumpshock and Shadowland both do Play by Post. Shadowland has also chat rooms, dice rollers, and places for you to create web pages on your characters and stories.

Foxconn emailed me back. They told me to swap out the power supply, CPU, video card and memory. Then test to see if I get video and check for beeps. I get video now. I don't currently get any POST beeps. Why swap out parts that are working just fine? I don't think they read my initial email.

Well one of the FASA guys said he is currently working on a Shadowrun FPS for Microsoft, so there you go.

Thanks!

If Kreia manipulated you into thinking you were the last Jedi, then you would be more easily manipulated.

Jade Empire was also half a game at best. 14 hours does not constitute Game of the Year. KOTOR:2 was really good for probably 30 hours. The ending was still horrid, but I got twice the good hours out of KOTOR:2 than I did Jade Empire.

I like putting players into difficult decisions and watching the fur fly personally.

I've rebuilt the PC with several different power supplies. I've rewired it a few times on top of that. I've tried even just powering one drive and still no luck. I checked the mobo jumpers and manual pretty thoroughly. FOXCONN doesn't have a tech support number, but I emailed them, and didn't receive a reply.

An ex of mine once died her hair jet-black with purple highlights. It was actually a little subtle but made her look like an anime chick.

I have an AMD Athlon 64 3000+ and the multiplier isn't locked. I bought the low end of the spectrum because you can overclock the Athlon 64 line like made. These are perhaps the best processors I've seen for overclocking in my life. The FX line overall is pretty over-priced. Next year hopefully people might start taking advantage of the dual-core processors and then I'll get one. Right now people are barely taking advantage of the 64-bit processor at all, and it's been out for years.

At this point Baley is just stalling the inevitable.

Rat necrophylia closed the other thread even though it was mostly on topic. I'm not dooming another thread.

There are cleaning kits. You just put a cleaning disc in the drive, and it has a little brush that will clean the lens.

I've seen bad capacitors on other mobos cause problems. The mobo is only a few months old, and I'm assuming the manufacturer will swap it out. Honestly, I haven't even had a chance to use it!

Yes I order thermal-nuclear warfare as a distraction for death ninjas that secretly flip out and kill all that oppose me. Then I order world peace, and cokes for everyone.

I like all critters personally.

I agree with Kaftan, it has to be the mobo. The power supply turns on and powers everything on my PC save for the drives. And I've tried replacing drives and power supplies.

Since Redheads weren't an option, Brunettes.

I agree. Sword and shield rock as a combo. If you don't believe me, go down to the SCA, get school and find out.

So get this. I decide to build a nice, new rig with my tax returns a few months ago. I had a nasty HDD Crash and lost everything, and I wanted a whole new system. It looks beautiful. It's quiet. It runs really cool. It has tons of pretty neon lights. The BIOS is the most feature-rich I've ever seen. Too bad I've yet to use the new rig. The second I built in, I didn't get any power to any of my drives. No power to the optical drives. No power to the IDE HDD. No power to the SATA drive. I unplug all the fans, lights and unnecessary junk, like the LED temp display. I try to power just one hard drive and one optical drive. Nothing. This is with a nice 530W Aspire power supply. So I assume the drives are either fried again, or the power supply is bad. I get all the hard drives tested, and swapped out. I test the power supply which seems good, and RMA it. I get another power supply. Nothing. So I buy a brand new XION and the same problem. If the drives aren't bad, and the power supply isn't bad, how come the drives can't get power. A buddy of mine took my IDE HDD and plugged it in his system. My MP3's are still there, and it works just fine. I don't forsee any way the motherboard can cause drives to not receive power, but I'm at my wits end. I'm about to RMA my Motherboard, cry and lose geek points. I have the worst luck with my desktops. And I paid money to fix and maintain computers for a living. I can fix any computer in the world except my own.

Isn't it Xen?

This thread is starting to have an effect...

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