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#1 adrake4183
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more news just in there might also be a kights of the old ruplics single player game too

http://kotaku.com/355808/bioware-at-work-on-a-new-kotor

this is not con irm yet

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This rumor is from february. It has now been confirmed the project is a mmo. Sorry but no single player game for now.

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I have what is probably a stupid question but why do you care? 32 fps creates the illusion of motion and by 50 fps that illusion should be completly smooth. Is it dipping below 50 fps like you are hardware limited somehow or were you just curious why it was happening?
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I assume that playstaion games have a EULA. I don't know for sure but I definately know that the pc copy you downloaded and cracked does have a EULA that strickly states that you may only possess one copy at time. ie. you can't have it installed on two computers at once. I don't know if it specfiaclly addresses this issue but its pretty much the same thing. You cannot legally buy a license for one media and assume that you own the rights on all media.
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I don't remember whether mafia was like this, but some games used to have an option to lock fps too so you might just look in the options menu. 60 does seem low for your system if its not locked.
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what are your system specs? Age of conan is much harder to play on a lower end computer but the good thing is it is new so your in the same boat as everyone else. Wow is huge and still going strong but I don't know how many new players there are.
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good article.

One thing I might add is that consoles also have their revenue diminished in various ways but you never hear about that. The second hand market, roms market, just plain old ripping console dvds, and the rentals market all disproportionately affect the console market but all devs ever talk about is warezs and torrents.

I also like that he pointed out that games like crysis(he didn't specifically say crysis) don't sell in part because the high-endpc gaming market isn't that big and they scare a lot of people off with high system requirements.

Makari

sort of.. that's brad wardell, the CEO of stardock. not just any random dev. :) though crysis seems to have outsold sins / galciv2 about 5:1, despite high requirements.

yeah "don't sell" was probably a bad choice of words but what I meant is they don't sell enough to recover their investment and make enough profit off that investment. sins didn't cost that much sop the return on investment was pretty good even with lower sales.

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good article.

One thing I might add is that consoles also have their revenue diminished in various ways but you never hear about that. The second hand market, roms market, just plain old ripping console dvds, and the rentals market all disproportionately affect the console market but all devs ever talk about is warezs and torrents.

I also like that he pointed out that games like crysis(he didn't specifically say crysis) don't sell in part because the high-endpc gaming market isn't that big and they scare a lot of people off with high system requirements.

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#8 adrake4183
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Half Life 2 isn't even in my top 10.

My #1 is System Shock 2.

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Don't know about system shock being number one but I agree about half-life 2 not being in the top ten. A linear fps with aliens, how original.

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Well I think the concept of procedural animation and procedural methods in general has raised a lot of eyebrows. I am a little worried the game won't be a fun game for a lot of people. Its really open and I wonder how well guided you will be. For instance a lot of people didn't like oblivion because they didn't know what to do. Spore could be 10 times worse.

Still if its another blockbuster like the sims it will certainly make developers step back and reevaluate what the most important aspects of game design are.

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#10 adrake4183
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first this should be in the hardware section but since you asked....

We need all of your specs motherboard, cpu, memory, gpu, additional pci cards, case specifics(how big and how many fans, liquid cooling?)

in general for a single high end graphics card and a moderately high end cpu and mobo, 520W should be enough. The biggest question in psu's is not just max watts though but how reliably and steadily it can deliver the power and how many rails its being sent down. So if the choice is between higher watts or higher quality, quality is almost always the better choice.