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is this compatible with multiplayer. i cant get it to work on gameranger
Does anybody know if/how to get this working with Gameranger? It would be wicked cool in online matches! Or would those be considered hacks?

To answer my own question, I figured out how to play on the Gameranger ...

Does anybody know if/how to get this working with Gameranger? It would be wicked cool in online matches! Or would those be considered hacks?

[quote][quote][quote]I think I bought Bronze. I don't really remember but 70 seems too high for what I paid. But I do have Half-Life Source so I guess it worked out for me.

Maybe you bought that when it was $0.50 or whatever.

98 cents because it came out in 1998, that was to celebrate 10 ...

[quote]I think I bought Bronze. I don't really remember but 70 seems too high for what I paid. But I do have Half-Life Source so I guess it worked out for me.

Maybe you bought that when it was $0.50 or whatever.

98 cents because it came out in 1998, that was to celebrate 10 years of half ...

I'm not going to resort to piracy, but I'm also not paying 60 bucks for this game...I dislike the clientside servers, but the dealbreaker is the price. I just can't justify spending more than $50 on a pc game. I know xboxers do that all the time...but that was one thing I liked about pc gaming ...

[quote][quote]Damn, that's a tight squeeze. Did you know it would be so close a fit or were you just lucky?


It was pretty much just luck, I used to have a 22" and i figured i had room for an extra inch. It works great though... my next project is to get real computer speakers. I think I'm ...

Damn, that's a tight squeeze. Did you know it would be so close a fit or were you just lucky?


It was pretty much just luck, I used to have a 22" and i figured i had room for an extra inch. It works great though... my next project is to get real computer speakers. I think I'm going to find a ...

you guys helped me build this about a year ago...I just got around to taking pics of it.

did you try changing the resolution before you loaded the map? It didn't work for me personally...but on the steam forums I've heard a few success stories like that. I know you have retail, but i doubt there would be a difference in those regards.

did anybody manage to get programs such as patch commander or jklauncher to work with the steam version?

According to Steam I played 5 hours in the last 2 weeks. I probably played an hour or two of scribblenauts on my ds. It's not that i wouldn't like to play them; but I have alot of homework and need to practice for my piano lessons and stuff.

I guess I'll get left 4 dead 2 and modern warfare 2 ...

i have my retail of dark forces 2 somewhere. I wonder if the steam version supports mods.

At the same time though, Electronic Arts still thinks it can cater to the hardcore audience by harnessing new methods of storytelling and doing away with some of the stalwarts of the C&C universe. Those static-camera FMVs and long rambling monologues issued to your silent protagonist are now going ...

i prefer linear games. they usually have a more lasting cinematic feel for me. Most non linear games tend to have repetitive missions: "Kill this guy then come home...good....now kill this guy and come home." I'm mainly thinking about farcry 2 and fallout 3.

I love how in Call of Duty and Half ...

I've just found this monitor today and am seriously considering buying it:

Dell S2409W
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/p...15&lid=1003769

$80 dollars off. Can't beat that!

A few concerns though. Will the 1920 X 1080 resolution be a problem for games? And also, it has a higher ...

Have had it a little in a few games , although only just like shivers down my spine and such - particuarly in more realistic looking games and stuff.

on a semi-related note : Anyone else get a really weird falling/vertigo sensation when you jump from really high?

I used to get that ...

get a 16:9 with HDMI. Most PC games will support 16:9 Resolutions. I don't have an Xbox; but that's what i typically hear. You can always Pillarbox (Put black bars on the sides if your game doesn't support 16:9 resolutions.

You can view the Detailed Reports of individual games to find out what ...

the average widescreen gaming monitor is usually a 19" 16:10. 16:10 has more support for older widescreen games like UT2K4. If you happened to play a nonwidescreen game with it you'd lose less monitor space due to the pillarboxing you'd have to do.

i suggest between 19" and 22" The best thing ...

wow, blizzard really likes their money now... I always looked at them as respectable. I stayed out of WoW so the last game i bought from them was Warcraft III: Frozen Throne. And now that they're coming back they feel like a different company then what I knew back in the day.

that's unfortunate, It's not going to lose a sale from me or anything though. It's just times like this when i regret having my 16:9 :(

is there an official release date announced yet?