I was an engineer in Halflife TFC on a 17 inch PowerBook for 20 minutes, which was as long as I could stand how slow it ran. I still own a pc because of Halflife. When I can play it on a mac natively I will throw my pc away.
In a particular dungeon (dont remember the name) in Dark Age of Camelot there was a tiny area of the floor in the lowest level near several dangerous monsters. To escape the trains of critters triggered by our combat, we would run over this one triangle and fall through the planet and get tossed back out of the dungeon without dying. It was like a fast teleport. This wormhole saved us numerous times. Glitch saved our XP.
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I was an engineer in Halflife TFC on a 17 inch PowerBook for 20 minutes, which was as long as I could stand how slow it ran. I still own a pc because of Halflife. When I can play it on a mac natively I will throw my pc away.
In a particular dungeon (dont remember the name) in Dark Age of Camelot there was a tiny area of the floor in the lowest level near several dangerous monsters. To escape the trains of critters triggered by our combat, we would run over this one triangle and fall through the planet and get tossed back out of the dungeon without dying. It was like a fast teleport. This wormhole saved us numerous times. Glitch saved our XP.