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i saw. didn't get to the other one because of thanksgiving and me losing my job and being out of town. sorry.

maybe that's why they sent it.

i used morrigan as a horridly overpowered mage throughout most of the game and found that having a dps mage helps a lot. the game's difficult if you don't use tactics, which is kind of the point of pretty much everything. using petrify/stonefist, grease/fireball, vulnerability hex/life siphon, etc on your mage help out a lot, along with actually using knockdowns properly instead of just spamming them everywhere.

sure. how much is the dongle, anyways?

roofie PMs aren't allowed through bbcode, sorry.

i have a broken one, but i'm not going to do that to you =) sorry. they go on sale on amazon often for around ten dollars. keep your eyes open over the holidays.

it's got a surprising amount of flexibility, actually. i was having a lot of fun playing with it.

hope you got a 216. they're really smoking - what i'm using, on a 1920x1200 monitor, and i've got settings at full. pretty awesome.

hey, bleck! we get it! you don't like this game! now please shut the fuck up and stop repeating yourself. it's getting annoying.

whew, can't believe i missed this thread this significantly. if you want to include my 'o come' arrangement again, feel free. i've been meaning to remaster and rerecord it. also, mark me down for 'mary did you know'. i've got an arrangement at 50% i never finished.

short answer, yes. long answer, i thought he leaves if that happens. i don't know - i didn't.

i found a list online. i'm definitely interested, PM me with the exact amount (whatever's cheapest) and i'll pay via paypal.

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nope, mine. get it right =(

i might be inclined to do the whole thing, but i need to look into what issues were in there. i'm more interested for nostalgia factor than anything else =) if i only got a few, i'd get a good number.

let me know when you pick. i'll give you more up-to-date info then.

liquid cooling did it. that's a lot of power there. when i go LC, i'm going to have it be powered externally. a lot easier that way - i can shut it down a little after the computer, to allow it to finish cooling the system rather than just shutting down and setting the computer on fire with waste heat.

i'm interested. i'd also be interested in if you'll separate certain issues. if you're going to magfest, or know someone close by who is, i'll get them there =) edit: don't forget to look at flat-rate boxes, too, since they'd be WAY cheaper per pound than standard shipping.

this is correct. there is no way/point to go from the early 360s to an HDMI without an expensive converter. composite and component are analog cables, hdmi is (in the name!) digital. you'd need something to convert the signals, but there's no gain in visual quality. arcade units are the hot cheap item this season. they all are jaspers, which fail less than 5% of the time, and all have hdmi cables. they also all have internal 512mb memory.

they did the same thing with kotor. at least they took them out of cutscenes. i liked what they did in Guild Wars, where you can choose to see them only in the field (not in towns), always, or not at all. same with the capes that GW has.

wait, halt's going? awesome!

i'd generally advise against open-box, since they always seem to come with the part you don't have missing. motherboards always come without the I/O shield, which is a great way to overheat your chipsets with dust and dirt contamination. the main reason i advise against it is because the price that open box components are is usually the cost after the product's been out for six months or so. the 4830 is available now for a very low cost, with all the warranties and bits that you wouldn't have otherwise.

all ram is starting to go up. i'd be surprised for it to go much higher than it is, now. there hasn't been much innovation in the field in about six months, with pretty much no new packs coming out. i'd be surprised if that held true over the next six months as well. the 9800GTX+ would be enough for you, then, as it's particularly strong with GPGPU and CUDA technologies. you could go lower and not be hurt by it, but don't go too low - a 9500GT (512mb of ram, 256 or 128 bit bus) or the 9600GSO would be the lower end of the spectrum for what you'd want, i'd think. if you're not using GPGPU- and CUDA-enabled applications...you will be, in a year or two. so get a gpu that's worth the time. it's quite expensive, yes. the days of spending 600$ on a computer and having it be good for longer than six months are gone, though, with the astronomical rise in the renewal speed of technology. go big now, so that you don't have to spend money for a long time. and always - ALWAYS - spend more to get the warranty. it's worth it, in the end.

that is an AWESOME room.

not even all 9800GT cards have the smaller manufacturing process. some are just straight rebranding, which is dumb. that's why i always suggest going 9800GTX+ or the next step up. the difference in cost is like 10 bucks and the difference in performance can be as much as 20-25%.