I tried running it on a 9800 pro and it will run...but it isn't playable by my standards. I only had a 2 ghz proc on that comp and got maybe 10 fps max. This was during the beta though. I'm not sure how it will run with a 3 ghz proc, but it still probably won't be acceptable framerates.
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[quote who="Nalgae" reply="9" id="2138085"] Titan Quest was a great game, but you have to admit that their security check was a poorly implemented idea. At least display a message that says "Bad pirate!" before crashing them out.[/quote] Lawl! Now there's some good copy protection!
Competition is good for any industry. It forces a necessity for invention, which is in turn good for the consumer......................and did I mention I liked pie?!
[quote]Well, you can't have all three! [/quote] But...but...i like pie. Ok i'll take cake.
I like both AND I like pie.
[quote]cocking oil.[/quote] I'm with you on this one Charvel1. I didn't even know it was possible to run a car on this....stuff. I'll just leave it at that. It's too easy. [quote]. I would rather live in a world with melted snowcaps than a world with nuclear fallout.[/quote] So...Waterworld over Fallout...that's a toughy.
I love it. It makes me feel good inside.
I think the most important thing is allowing an editor for user content. Isn't this one of the reasons why Demigod is here in the first place. WC3 had a great editor system which allowed for games like DOTA and tower defense which are still played today. Battle.net might not be the best multiplayer system but it gets the job done better than most. Yes a good community is #1 but to get a good community you need not only a good game, but a way for the community to custom
This makes me feel happy inside. Thanks for the update.
Remember all we really know is newtonian physics with a little correction from Einstein. Quantum physics is a different story and could theoretically disprove all of what we now perceive as truth. My two cents...now continue to think outside the box. Don't forget about bending space, think of it as a ship surfing on a wave of distorted space. Go LHC, show us some cool hadron collisions. I'm going to stop now for fear of sounding too nerdy.