Do you guys think this time next year Vista will be as stable as XP?jongaska

 My guess would be yes, though that depends on when the first service pack comes out. Many of the gripes about Vista are similar to those that were being thrown around when XP was first introduced, but those subsided after SP1 was released.

On a relkated note, I've owned nearly every version of Windows since 3.0 (3.0, 3.1, Windows for Workgroups, NT, 95, 98SE, 2k, ME, XP, and now Vista) and I think the people comparing Vista to ME are howling a bit too much. ME was the last gasp of an unstable kernel, something Vista is not. It does seem finicky, but once people get used to writing drivers and such, I'd imagine that it will be comparable, if not better, than XP.

I suppose I don't care either way, though I am leaning towards hoping it fails. Lore reasons aside, the lack of any sort of cloth caster/magic user seems disgraceful. I do not enjoy playing melee characters and the bard looks like a halfhearted attempt at a caster, so this MMO is not even on my radar.

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 edit: and a quick grammar lesson on using save as a preposition for the impending flamers.

See the second definintion (Random House Unabridged)

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300 shows how ignorant hollywood is

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achaemenid_Empire

sSubZerOo

Any one see the Irony of this, look at this guys name..

Deus Ex was developed for XP systems. Vista i wouldn;t know about but im pretty sure it runs fine in Vistas legacy mode. Orpheus_1986

I disagree with your statement about Dark Crusade being demanding. Company of Heros which was built on the same engine is more demanding. Anyway, the only way to tell if the OP will work is to play the game.

ChocoKat