... if you're a WoW addict with mulitple level 80s and full tier 8 gear on all of them, would you listen to some level 1 nub trying to counsel you to quit?
Wizards of the Coast's RPGA Network is also a great way to meet local gamers, if you're willing to play D&D 3.5E. I'd recommend Living Greyhawk over other "campaigns" they offer, however.
Uh, "... transfer ownership of the Game and all parts thereof..."
That would include the original owner's account now, wouldn't it? Hmmm?
So you wouldn't need a new Authentication Key. Problem solved. Contact the seller and inform them you want the rest of the Game (user name & password for the account) that you bought from them.
That's funny, it just looks like a cheap imitation of TV News footage, which totally blows my immersion in the story. In fact, that whole "shaky-cam" and "camera verite" look do nothing but annoy me. There wouldn't *really* be a camera there to show us the ship arriving, anyway, so there's no point to making it overly realistic.
I want to *see* the story, that's why I'm watching it on TV. The most egregious example of this occured in Bourne Supremacy, which actually made me motion sick. I've never gotten motion sick from watching a movie before in my life, but my stomach was doing flip-flops. It's not that bad in BSG, but it's still damn annoying.
Just let me see the damn ship. You say it's emphasizing the distances, but I disagree. The "camera" can be placed at any distance. Placing it a thousand miles from the ship just makes it really small on my screen and hard to see. Fee free to place the camera close enough to the ship that I can see it. The only reason they're placing it as far away as they are is so they can do the "I'm a News TV cameraman and I just happened to be pointing my camera in the right direction to catch this candid shot" pan-and-zoom.
It's more artificial than just showing the ship, because now I have to pretend that, not only is there a camera hanging around in empty space, but there's a news cameraman hanging around in a deserted star system that just happens to catch the BG as she warps in. WTF, over?
I already hardly buy any music -- maybe I'm not their target audience. I probably will buy less if I know it's copy-protected so that, 30 years from now, I've already burned my 5 copies and used them to death, or lost them, and now I can't make anymore.
bah.
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I love my Macs more and more every day.
How many calories is that?
... latency is gonna be a bitch. Guess they're dealing with that in satcom already, though, right?
... if you're a WoW addict with mulitple level 80s and full tier 8 gear on all of them, would you listen to some level 1 nub trying to counsel you to quit?
Wizards of the Coast's RPGA Network is also a great way to meet local gamers, if you're willing to play D&D 3.5E. I'd recommend Living Greyhawk over other "campaigns" they offer, however.
Uh, "... transfer ownership of the Game and all parts thereof..."
That would include the original owner's account now, wouldn't it? Hmmm?
So you wouldn't need a new Authentication Key. Problem solved. Contact the seller and inform them you want the rest of the Game (user name & password for the account) that you bought from them.
That's funny, it just looks like a cheap imitation of TV News footage, which totally blows my immersion in the story. In fact, that whole "shaky-cam" and "camera verite" look do nothing but annoy me. There wouldn't *really* be a camera there to show us the ship arriving, anyway, so there's no point to making it overly realistic.
I want to *see* the story, that's why I'm watching it on TV. The most egregious example of this occured in Bourne Supremacy, which actually made me motion sick. I've never gotten motion sick from watching a movie before in my life, but my stomach was doing flip-flops. It's not that bad in BSG, but it's still damn annoying.
Just let me see the damn ship. You say it's emphasizing the distances, but I disagree. The "camera" can be placed at any distance. Placing it a thousand miles from the ship just makes it really small on my screen and hard to see. Fee free to place the camera close enough to the ship that I can see it. The only reason they're placing it as far away as they are is so they can do the "I'm a News TV cameraman and I just happened to be pointing my camera in the right direction to catch this candid shot" pan-and-zoom.
It's more artificial than just showing the ship, because now I have to pretend that, not only is there a camera hanging around in empty space, but there's a news cameraman hanging around in a deserted star system that just happens to catch the BG as she warps in. WTF, over?
I already hardly buy any music -- maybe I'm not their target audience. I probably will buy less if I know it's copy-protected so that, 30 years from now, I've already burned my 5 copies and used them to death, or lost them, and now I can't make anymore. bah.