Come on, man. I before E, except after C (or when it sounds like an A as in "neighbor" and "weigh"). Therefore, the word is "unwieldy." (Don't forget, always put the period/comma inside the end quotes.)
Consider this: I have a 2.4 GHZ P4, a 256 MB RAM stick in the DDR slot, and a 128 MB video card. When I'm playing Half-Life 2, I generally have to wait for about two minutes loading. I never run any other program besides background processes that are not memory intensive at all (10 MB or fewer). Would buying more RAM decrease the load time at all?
Dude, if you don't like CSS that much, play CZ. Much more fun, if less realistic. Also, if you hit the ` key to open the developer console it shows you how much damage was done by whom and to whom, if the server allows it. It's a server-by-server thing. I agree with you on most of the other points, but to me they seem kind of trivial in comparison with the good points of the game (better graphics, better bot AI, more realism in terms of game speed and damage. The only thing else I can think of is that grenades aren't capable of 100 damage anymore. People generally die if they're sitting on a grenade in real life.
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Come on, man. I before E, except after C (or when it sounds like an A as in "neighbor" and "weigh"). Therefore, the word is "unwieldy." (Don't forget, always put the period/comma inside the end quotes.)
Consider this: I have a 2.4 GHZ P4, a 256 MB RAM stick in the DDR slot, and a 128 MB video card. When I'm playing Half-Life 2, I generally have to wait for about two minutes loading. I never run any other program besides background processes that are not memory intensive at all (10 MB or fewer). Would buying more RAM decrease the load time at all?
Dude, if you don't like CSS that much, play CZ. Much more fun, if less realistic. Also, if you hit the ` key to open the developer console it shows you how much damage was done by whom and to whom, if the server allows it. It's a server-by-server thing. I agree with you on most of the other points, but to me they seem kind of trivial in comparison with the good points of the game (better graphics, better bot AI, more realism in terms of game speed and damage. The only thing else I can think of is that grenades aren't capable of 100 damage anymore. People generally die if they're sitting on a grenade in real life.