Many players are used to playing the original Starcraft on old hardware, as the game is rather old. From the media that has been released on the main Starcraft2 web site the game will look gorgeous on higher end machines. I doubt that the minimum specifications have been released for the game, but what has been done to ensure that faithful players that may not have the money to upgrade to a monolith machine will still be able to play with frame rates above.5? Where is the balance between improving Starcraft's graphics to modern day standards and making sure that faithful players won't be left in the dust?
... someone finally makes an addon that wholly, completely, disables the StupidBar. Yes, I know about the about:config hacks and the existing addons. This is an issue I keep up with, after all.
Yeap, I agree, when someone can finally get the "Not-So-Brilliant" bar to act like the address bar in FF2, then I'll gladly change over, untill then...
Agreed. I have a nasty habit of being down by my computer more often than I should and getting outside for 45+ mins and biking is great! It also helps that I'm out in the country so there are a lot of open roads that I can take in different patterns to liven up the scenery.
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Many players are used to playing the original Starcraft on old hardware, as the game is rather old. From the media that has been released on the main Starcraft2 web site the game will look gorgeous on higher end machines. I doubt that the minimum specifications have been released for the game, but what has been done to ensure that faithful players that may not have the money to upgrade to a monolith machine will still be able to play with frame rates above .5? Where is the balance between improving Starcraft's graphics to modern day standards and making sure that faithful players won't be left in the dust?
I like Code::Blocks a lot, it lacks features of Visual Studio, but it is has plenty for developing applications.
If they had it on the spec sheet then everyone would be doing it...
/me tried to find a "FAIL" tag like from fark.com. Dang... I can't seem to find it around here.
I think the problem lies that with manby other fields of study, there are people of a certain camp of thought that no matter what will not be wrong.
... someone finally makes an addon that wholly, completely, disables the StupidBar. Yes, I know about the about:config hacks and the existing addons. This is an issue I keep up with, after all.
Yeap, I agree, when someone can finally get the "Not-So-Brilliant" bar to act like the address bar in FF2, then I'll gladly change over, untill then...
Agreed. I have a nasty habit of being down by my computer more often than I should and getting outside for 45+ mins and biking is great! It also helps that I'm out in the country so there are a lot of open roads that I can take in different patterns to liven up the scenery.