Deadly_Nightshade

They can take this MMO and stick it up their ass.

****ing hell, I do not want to see Kotor III released, or even developed as an MMORPG. In fact, I would most likely boycott other products if they made that decision, just as I am refusing to buy games that use draconian DRM scams.

I would not purchase a MMORPG unless it offered free online play, id est Guild Wars I and II, and had the option to "solo" through the game. Sure, it may seem that these requirements defeat the purpose of an MMO, but that is exactly what I am trying to convey - I do not like MMORPGs and would rather play a single-player or small-multi-player game.

Well, I missed a performance of Poe stories and poetry that I was going to go to tonight, well I guess yesterday night is technically correct, but that turned out for the best since the person I was meeting could not make it either. Luckily the show is on next weekend as well, so I'll take her to that one.

None of the above, The Handmaiden is my first choice - followed by Visas.

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider - not a bad movie.

Also, Fallout 3 does not look as bad as I was fearing - I'll probably still pick a copy up unless they use a lot of DRM or I find out it's horrible.

Humm.... I cannot think of "a lot" of good EA games at the moment.

I almost did that for Sins of a Solar Empire, but then I found out it was a good game and bought it for that reason as well...

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.+Oblivion Lost+Homebrew Modding = Awesomeness! EDIT: Just in case you did not notice the line beneath the words, it's a link.

Why don't you recruit some more, also, would you be open to some security suggestions? If so, I'll PM you.

Well, one of the most serious errors -the fact that it uses full resolution textures for all the in-game items and NPC, regardless of their size and distance- would take an entire team to fix since every texture, and maybe even the engine itself, would need to be edited.

I doubt that would cause any problems for the core game, although you might need to add the updater. As for Service Pack Two and Three, they incorporate some of the protection features found in Vista that were not included in XP - and thus you may have to have administrator rights to install some programs.

Nope, I believe the smallest amount of VRAM it shipped with was 128 - but the point is moot if you look at his, or her, video specifications. You might want to try upgrading your drivers, or, if you have already done so, downgrading them.

Well, since cracking consoles -and, yes, it is cracking in this case since chipping and ROMing are illegal activities on some systems- is hard and, in most cases, prone to error, I would not compare that to modding PC games.

Um... Ever since the dawn of modern gaming modders have been taken into consideration - just look at Doom. Exactly, the majority of my games are modded in some way - and I am more likely to buy a modding friendly game over a non-freindly one. Why cannot you enjoy playing a game and modifying the said game? I do that all the time, in fact I often spend more time modding than I do playing.

Heh, that's what I was going to post.

Fighter of Confidence The Heaven Improvement Inferno Hope The Unfortunate Sacred the Ultimate Blessed of Tank Beam of Archon Explosion the Killer The Ornament

Yeah, I just found my copy, although I would buy it again if it did come out in another format* - if only to show support for the game. *Provided it was not too expensive.

You might want to try the Intel chipset fix, I'm sure someone has a link to it handy.

Hey Darth Windu, did the Beta Testers sign a nondisclosure agreement or in any other way formally sign a contract that would prevent them from distributing the unfinished modification? If not, seeing as how the available beta was not stolen but was, instead, simply distributed by a tester, I cannot see how the file is, to quote you, "illegal."