One of the best games I have ever played. Atmosphere was great, story was great, and the graphics were terrible even at the time of release. I would have never bought the game on an impulse due to the fact that the graphics just made it look old. I was an informed consumer that had read many reviews about how great a game it was so I bought it. Most people aren't informed consumers so graphics are some of the appeal when they look at the box in a store. This game never did too well despite being awesome and I think the graphics were a large part of that.
This man has obviously never had to log into a machine or remote console on a PC during an office meeting that is being projected for others to see. Bad time for password "shitcockballs"
When the boss glows green, he reflects melee attacks. When the boss glows red, he reflects ranged attacks. When you're color blind, you just die.
Clearly, I need to muck about with my own hardware solution rather than trouble a developer.
Include all popular web browsers and the uninformed are just going to click the internet explorer link. Include any other single web browser and it'll be just like a monopoly all over again. Include no web browser and hilarity ensues.
As much as that is great in theory Square... Squinix (whatever the hell they're called now)... can't make a sequel. They might pop out something that they call a sequel but at best you'll have one of the characters from the previous game and radically change the gameplay that made the original fun.
I always thought developers stopped doing demos because because they couldn't spare the development time to make one while trying to rush the over-budget overdue product out the door by holiday season.
Keyboard and mouse would almost have to be required for this console mmo, because you'd have to have a chat channel in the game somehow and while a headset might work for party communications I shudder to think of a voice enabled "Barrens chat".
Newegg was charging sales tax to NY orders for a while but stopped. It is the responsibility of the buyer to declare their untaxed internet purchases on their state taxes.
Sometimes developers are less critical of changes that they know require more work. They can never truly know what a less technical end-user will want.
When I first came here, this was all swamp. Everyone said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same, just to show them. It sank into the swamp. So I built a second one. That sank into the swamp. So I built a third. That burned down, fell over, then sank into the swamp. But the fourth one stayed up.
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One of the best games I have ever played. Atmosphere was great, story was great, and the graphics were terrible even at the time of release. I would have never bought the game on an impulse due to the fact that the graphics just made it look old. I was an informed consumer that had read many reviews about how great a game it was so I bought it. Most people aren't informed consumers so graphics are some of the appeal when they look at the box in a store. This game never did too well despite being awesome and I think the graphics were a large part of that.
This man has obviously never had to log into a machine or remote console on a PC during an office meeting that is being projected for others to see. Bad time for password "shitcockballs"
When the boss glows green, he reflects melee attacks. When the boss glows red, he reflects ranged attacks. When you're color blind, you just die. Clearly, I need to muck about with my own hardware solution rather than trouble a developer.
just another bad business model that doesn't stand a chance
By uninformed I mean people that couldn't tell you what a web browser is let alone how to switch to another one if they were so inclined.
Include all popular web browsers and the uninformed are just going to click the internet explorer link. Include any other single web browser and it'll be just like a monopoly all over again. Include no web browser and hilarity ensues.
If you bought some of that gear from an NPC the isk is in fact lost.
As much as that is great in theory Square... Squinix (whatever the hell they're called now)... can't make a sequel. They might pop out something that they call a sequel but at best you'll have one of the characters from the previous game and radically change the gameplay that made the original fun.
I always thought developers stopped doing demos because because they couldn't spare the development time to make one while trying to rush the over-budget overdue product out the door by holiday season.
Keyboard and mouse would almost have to be required for this console mmo, because you'd have to have a chat channel in the game somehow and while a headset might work for party communications I shudder to think of a voice enabled "Barrens chat".
I'm up for trying out a new game, convincing my friends to dump WoW is difficult.
The Eve release wasn't that bad. All I remember was a 1-day rollback on the 2nd or 3rd day.
If they stop making money they'll stop making them. Idiot tax.
I wonder how ass curvature comes out with that scanner.
Stardock is a publisher. Demigod is developed by Gas Powered Games and Sins is developed by Ironclad (?) I think.
Three defilers and a dozen or so hydralisks can toast a carrier rush. Dark Swam + Plague.
Congrats, you just described the official forums for every MMO out there. /cookie
Didn't 3DR get sued over Shadow Warrior's dialog?
Unlikely, in the real world developers will be split on platform lines and exclusives will abound.
As long as there are OCD people, egos to feed, and basement dwellers with something to prove, there will be hardcore gamers.
Need For Speed series I think.
What is IT? Why should I care if IT can't power down PCs?
Newegg was charging sales tax to NY orders for a while but stopped. It is the responsibility of the buyer to declare their untaxed internet purchases on their state taxes.
Sometimes developers are less critical of changes that they know require more work. They can never truly know what a less technical end-user will want.
When I first came here, this was all swamp. Everyone said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same, just to show them. It sank into the swamp. So I built a second one. That sank into the swamp. So I built a third. That burned down, fell over, then sank into the swamp. But the fourth one stayed up.