Why would piracy be on the decline if DD is on the rise? You do know that the only major thing differentiating the two is that one group is paying for what they are downloading, while the other doesn't. Both groups are downloading the games onto their storage via the internet.
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You do know a lot of pirates used to pirate because until a few years ago you couldn't download games directly from your PC, right?
Then you can put two and two together.
Piracy isn't on the decline, so I'm afraid I can't put (your) two and two together.
[QUOTE="GeneralShowzer"]Disappointing. I was hoping piracy would decline from last year, seeing how DD is on the rise.GeneralShowzer
Why would piracy be on the decline if DD is on the rise? You do know that the only major thing differentiating the two is that one group is paying for what they are downloading, while the other doesn't. Both groups are downloading the games onto their storage via the internet.
More accessibility to titles, cheaper games. Why pirate ME2 when you can wait a couple of months and get it 50% off, or at a Christmas sale 75% off. Pirates, pirate because they don't want to pay. Period. I thought people knew this about pirates....
Disappointing. I was hoping piracy would decline from last year, seeing how DD is on the rise.GeneralShowzer
Why would piracy be on the decline if DD is on the rise? You do know that the only major thing differentiating the two is that one group is paying for what they are downloading, while the other doesn't. Both groups are downloading the games onto their storage via the internet.
You say your PS3 is also unable to connect. So two wireless devices (which I'm assuming are in fine working condition) are unable to connect. Obviously this is telling of two things, the problem is either the router (which you countlessly deny isn't the case) or its an operator error. If you say the router is fine, then I'll assume you must have messed something up in the router's settings that prevents WiFi devices from connecting.
Get the Corsair 850HX instead of the 850TX. It's modular so, you won't have any extra cables hanging around in the case, which will give you better airflow.
ThaT-Masta
The whole "Modular PSUs provide better airlow" argument has pretty much been rendered pointless with the way PC cases are designed these days, i.e. cable management. The TC's chosen the NXZT Phantom in his build. I don't see how the 850HX is going to provide better airlow than the 850TX in a case like that. I really don't see the point in having the WD 150GB VelociRaptor HDD. You're better off having a WD 1TB Black HDD (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136284).
[QUOTE="imprezawrx500"]once you tell me why I shouldn't use a TN then I might consider a ISP. Why do I need a good viewing angle when I never look at it from the side? They have perfectly good colours and I'm yet to see any expensive monitor that is worth the price, the difference is hardly noticable. Your gaming experience suffers much more when you buy some $5 speakers rather than some decent ones. GummiRaccoon
the IQ is much higher than TN.
If you enable AA and AF in a game, it will look the same on either a TN or IPS. The difference is only in viewing angles and colour reproduction.
[QUOTE="Nick3306"]The difference in color and quality is not enough for the $100 price difference. The ONLY time it will be usefull for the price is if you are into graphic design and needs to see colors exact. Other than that its seems like a waste of money to me.Nick3306
Kepp telling yourself that.Its the truth man, Its just a video game, i agree the viewing angles can get quite annoying but the fact is, the picture quality doesn't change as much as you have lead yourself to believe. Gambler_3 needs to open his eyes. The only two major differences between a TN and an IPS is the colour reproduction and viewing angles. Other than that, a TN will reproduce the exact same image as an IPS. Some people aren't obsess with colour reproduction, hence why they'll go the TN route.
What do people think of the new talent trees? I must admit I was a bit disappointed at the lack of choice. Firstly you're locked into a chosen tree for vast bulk of your talent points. Secondly, the number of talents compared to the number of points is so close that you just about choose every talent in the tree anyway. I appreciate they are trying to reduce the possibility of gimped builds, but I prefer flexibility and choice. EggRogue
Flexibility and choice? Like 99% of the WoW population uses cookie cutter builds. The choices were there, but people didn't use them. So Blizz decided to streamline the whole thing, (thus making it less confusing for newbies).
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