Dungeon Siege 2

[BattleCookiee]

There is no way there...

There are lvl 20 enemies over there, but you should only get there if you got the quest to kill them (not in Demo)

 

Damn these waitlines at Fileplanet, still have to wait for a download (first one corrupted )

[mkreku]

Ok, thanks!

 

It took like 3 seconds to uninstall all those gigabytes. Cool.

[taks]

according to askaroo, referring to the term Mebi:

 

As of 2005 this naming convention has not gained widespread use, but its use is growing.It is strongly supported by many standardization bodies, including IEEE

and CIPM.

 

given that i have been a member of the IEEE, receiving the IEEE Spectrum (membership trade rag) for going on a dozen years now, i'd say i have a good insight into what they've been pushing. the new IEC standard is not one of those things, whether they like it or not. they may officially support it, but i don't hear anybody chanting "Mebi, Gibi, Tibi, RAH!"... nobody i know in the industry uses the terms, either. we are ingrained with 1 MB = 1024 kB. "Mega, Giga and Tera RAH!"

 

and yes, b = bit, B = byte. drives me bonkerdoodles (highly technical term) to hear it used otherwise.

 

taks

[Ewen Brown]

Also note BG and IWD are not Hack&Slash

i find it alarming that i am the only one who finds this alarming

[Child of Flame]

Ron Perlman is going to be in Uwe Boll's screen version of Dungeon Siege....along with Burt Reynolds.

[metadigital]

according to askaroo, referring to the term Mebi:

 

As of 2005 this naming convention has not gained widespread use, but its use is growing.It is strongly supported by many standardization bodies, including IEEE

and CIPM.

 

given that i have been a member of the IEEE, receiving the IEEE Spectrum (membership trade rag) for going on a dozen years now, i'd say i have a good insight into what they've been pushing. the new IEC standard is not one of those things, whether they like it or not. they may officially support it, but i don't hear anybody chanting "Mebi, Gibi, Tibi, RAH!"... nobody i know in the industry uses the terms, either. we are ingrained with 1 MB = 1024 kB. "Mega, Giga and Tera RAH!"

 

and yes, b = bit, B = byte. drives me bonkerdoodles (highly technical term) to hear it used otherwise.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

"Bonkerdoodles,"

[Cantousent]

I will be buying this game either tomorrow or Thursday. I'd rather discuss the full version, after all.