Lol i got back from my sisters house the other day, my nephew was happily playing unreal tournament 2004 on his crap pc from 3 years ago. He is 13 years old. He got it going all by himself. In conclustion, people twice his age that act like they can't even right click, yet somehow mysteriously can post on this website make me laugh.
Lol i got back from my sisters house the other day, my nephew was happily playing unreal tournament 2004 on his crap pc from 3 years ago. He is 13 years old. He got it going all by himself. In conclustion, people twice his age that act like they can't even right click, yet somehow mysteriously can post on this website make me laugh.out0v0rder
The title shouldhave been "PC gaming is too hard???." But yes I agree.
on another note i have TOB on my laptop but i cant play the damn game without going online (the problem is have no net connection)
p.s i know you have to be online to install the game which iv'e done by 'borrowing' someones net connection. And even when i switch steam to offline mode it wont let me play the damn game.
on another note i have TOB on my laptop but i cant play the damn game without going online (the problem is have no net connection)
p.s i know you have to be online to install the game which iv'e done by 'borrowing' someones net connection. And even when i switch steam to offline mode it wont let me play the damn game.
Nero_Paladin
read the faqs at steam. there is a way you can play online
on another note i have TOB on my laptop but i cant play the damn game without going online (the problem is have no net connection)
p.s i know you have to be online to install the game which iv'e done by 'borrowing' someones net connection. And even when i switch steam to offline mode it wont let me play the damn game.
naval
read the faqs at steam. there is a way you can play online
i found the answer. now lets hope it works when i get home
making an account on this forum and posting something can be harder and more time consuming then installing and playng a pc game, agreed. fanboys on sw really have no clue
I bought a amazing $2k LCD two years ago, it looked awsome on display at Best Buy. When I got home, I pluged it in, sat on my couch and was ready to watch some amazing television. However, the remote control was so crptic... it had at least 30 buttons, and they had all kinds of numbers and phrases like "video input". I was like WootTheF? Anyways, I recognized the power button... but every time I hit it, my TV would stay off... and oddly, the VCR light kept blinking. Srsly, who has time to learn how to use this thing.
I bought a amazing $2k LCD two years ago, it looked awsome on display at Best Buy. When I got home, I pluged it in, sat on my couch and was ready to watch some amazing television. However, the remote control was so crptic... it had at least 30 buttons, and they had all kinds of numbers and phrases like "video input". I was like WootTheF? Anyways, I recognized the power button... but every time I hit it, my TV would stay off... and oddly, the VCR light kept blinking. Srsly, who has time to learn how to use this thing.rimnet00
[QUOTE="rimnet00"]I bought a amazing $2k LCD two years ago, it looked awsome on display at Best Buy. When I got home, I pluged it in, sat on my couch and was ready to watch some amazing television. However, the remote control was so crptic... it had at least 30 buttons, and they had all kinds of numbers and phrases like "video input". I was like WootTheF? Anyways, I recognized the power button... but every time I hit it, my TV would stay off... and oddly, the VCR light kept blinking. Srsly, who has time to learn how to use this thing.Mizarus
what this has to do with pc gaming at all?
It's a clever example making fun of people who are too damn lazy to figure out how to use technology.
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