Deadly_Nightshade

I'm still doing that, although I have also started to re-play some NWN moudles.

Play some FPS's Let me see... Half Life, Half Life 2, Half Life 2 Episode One, Half Life 2 Episode Two, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., Doom 3, Doom 3 Resurrection of Evil, Crysis, Sniper Elite, Clive Barker's Jericho, Far Cry, etc... I did not know those were not first-person-shooters.

I'm playing "find out why I cannot re-install Steam and why I keep getting 'The system administrator has set policies to prevent this installation'."

Not to say that you are lying about your identity, but could you somehow prove that you indeed who you claim to be?

Did we play the same game? I thought combat was well done in Bloodlines, and both of the things you cited go away if you put points into the relevant combat stats.

The game is also one of the X-box games that has more bugs on the 360 then on the original console.

Wow... The "singing" was painful.

Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir screens

Braid

I doubt the KSE is the issue unless you did some major editing, have you tried turning back your drivers?

I would not recommend that until other things have been tried, as newer drivers have been known to cause problems.

Part two - more before and after pictures.

Part one - before and after pictures.

Start the game, alt-tab out, start the task manager, right-click the game's exe, select "set affinity," select one of the two four cores, re-open the game. EDIT: I forgot you had a quad-core.

Yeah, I would try that - also, if that is your windows key, you should remove it.

I am not exactly sure what your problem is, nor can I tell if it is related to either Kotor II and Vista. Could you re-post and try to be a bit clearer?

Some games will run fine without FRAPS and then drop to 5-10 FPS when you are running both. You might try more RAM if you have less than 1gb or so, but that really all I can think of - I'll see if I can duplicate the problem on my laptop and get back to you.

Well, I have a bit of a dilemma that I still have not really figured out how to deal with. It seems that this one particular person who always hits on every girl in the class* -despite the fact that he always claims to either be engaged or in a "long term relationship" when introducing himself to them- is back in Latin and has really started almost harassing one member who just moved here and knows nothing about the aforementioned wannabe-stalker. Now I really do not want to get into an altercation with this person, alarming git that he is, but I would also like to tell the aforementioned victim of his advances about his history before something happens (a good friend of mine almost had to physically defended herself against this guy a few semesters ago but did not report it due to several personal reasons I will not get into here without her direct permission, and I know others have had similar experiences) to her physically or mentally. I guess I sort of feel more strongly about these sorts of issues, but the entire situation seems like a rapist feeling out new victims. Anyways, I think I might send an anonymous e-mail laying out the whole story and encouraging the person not to get involved with the creep - or would that not be enough? Oh well, I need to think about this... *He uses the exact same lines with each girl and repeats the same story about he's "fighting with his girlfriend/wife/fiance" and "really feels a connection" with his latest target.

Really? I thought some parts could have been done better, but overall it was a decent game - although an underdeveloped one.

Yeah, well, it would not be the first time I thought Yahtzee was wrong.

Yeah, I was about to post something similar...

The Orphanage (also known as El Orfanato) - good movie, I'm re-watching it via Netflix's "watch instantly" feature.

Maybe you were looking at the wrong segment of the population...

Your point is? I routinely post there and the game is often lauded.