This is the 1st time i've heard of starcraft :(

What is this game about ?anshul89

O... M... G!!! What cave have you been living in for the past decade, because thats how long starcraft has been the most popular RTS game of all time!

btw. Look it up!!

[QUOTE="PredatorRules"]pick up R6: Vegas - it's a great gameZillaschool

ok I'm sorry Zillaschool but this is just laziness to the point of rediculousness, you cbf typing your own comment so you just quote someone elses!?

No offense but if you dont have enything relevent to add then dont add anything at all

I'm just curious if anyone knows if plans are in the works to bring a motion sensitive controller (like Wii and now ps3) to the Pc?

I've never been big on consols, and always pump my money into to my Pc so I would be very interested in such a project, I've seen a guy on utbe who ported the Wii controller to control a vacum via bluetooth and his pc but I'm not sure what the gaming potential of this is, I would hope microsoft are working on relasing something and that future Pc games offer compatibiliy for it.

Anyone know anything else??

Just remeber though when it comes to ram size isnt everything,

ram has different hrz rates which determines how quickly they can move data, most often ram with higher hrz will improve your system more then just larger generic ram.

If I were you I'd look up your motherboards website and see what the max hrz ram it can handle, then make sure you get it, if possible id recommend corsair or transcend as the best ram but also most expensive, kingston also is a good choice for balancing preformance with price, but i certainlly wouldnt recommend just going generic.

There is only one reason why a person should play a game; enjoyment

the bottom line is if a game isn't enjoyable then theres no point in playing it, this is the reason I'm frustrated with RPGs like WoW. Sure it was fun for the first 20 lvls when everything was new, but then sadly the game becomes heavily achievement based, its all about leveling and the only real means to do so is through grinding... repetative pointless button mashing grinding... killing the same beast over and over 1000 times to get 'xp'. The game became more a chore then anything else, having to devote so much time to grinding with no enjoyment or challenge.

This is why I prefer FPS

btw. there are just as many jerks in RPG then in FPS but the ones in RPG are more annoying, at least you can shoot fps jerks in the face

Finish the game properly, its a really fun ending

You find this control room blow it up, then get teleported back out into Chernobaly and have to kill about 50 monolith guys while teleporting around.

as for the cutscence itself, it dosn't answer any questions and is just weird and confusing, this game dosn't explain much of the storyline and leaves you saying "what the?".

to get the good ending you dont have to play the game differently, you just have to complete the ghost quest, find the door decoder in the hotel near monolith HQ, then insted of going to the central room in chenobal, before you enter the huge room, with the huge ladder, you run around the inermost hallway of the building until you find a doorway with a klaxton above it (yellow, rotating light), climb up the ladder and you find the door you can decode and that takes you to the real ending (full walkthrough can be found in gamespot walkthroughts).

btw, how did you get the blind ending? I tried different alliences and the only ending I ever got was the greedy one

The STALKER wherehouses level I found to be very scary... not from the level its self, that was nothing. It was because the game was so buggy, that at any moment it could randomly crash my system, thats the greatest fear of all!

Seriously there were many heartponding moments there when my rates droped to 0, and I though 'oh man I'm going to have to reset' (0.0)

[QUOTE="PredatorRules"]

[QUOTE="Judza"]Nope.
FragMonkey09

agreed

I second this motion

I second that seconding

You heard of WoW?

dosn't get much more open ended then that