The only mmo [orcorp]that I've played in the past is Guild Wars.

I have no experience with traditional mmorpgs, so which do you recommend? Warhammer Online or LOTRO?

It amazes me that CSS and CS are still the top 2 games played on steam.

I think the last time I checked the steam players per game stats was like over a year ago.

Steam just annouced their UT3 free weekend, so that probably won't help your download speeds.

For anyone that may be interested in UT3, Steam is offering a free to play weekend for the game. This includes the titan pack content. I think it's available to play right now, so start downloading.

I really liked UT2004, but never bothered to pickup any of relics subsequent games, but for $11.99 I just might buy UT3.

I literally just finished the single player campaign.

It's a unique game. The combat isn't very satifying, but the parkour aspect of the game is amazing.

The game also has amazing graphics if your pc can handle the requirements for the extra eye candy.

Overall, I'd recommend the game, but $50 seems a little expensive imo.If the game was around $20-$30, I would have absolutely nohesistation in recommending it though.

http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/index.php

http://guildwars.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page

Head over to the above sites for all your GW information.

I've been playing Counter-Strike: Source since it was released, and I've seen my fair share of speedhackers, aimbotter, wallhackers, etc.

Fortunately, a server with any competent admin will deal swiftly with speed hackers and aimbotters. Unfortunately, in the case of wallhacking, detecting a "waller" isn't always so black and white.

How can you know for certain that someone is wallhacking or just Godlike? I normally give people the benefit of the doubt, but when I'm constantly getting sniped or headshotted the millisecond I turn a corner, it's hard not to think wallhacker. Am I just being paranoid, or is wallhacking becoming more and more of a problem for the CS:S community?

http://ve3d.ign.com/articles/news/43471/Grand-Theft-Auto-IV-PC-ATI-8-12-GPU-Display-Drivers-Released

The new drivers increase performance for various games.

http://pc.ign.com/articles/936/936958p1.html

I haven't played Sacred 2, but considering the great PC games that came out this year, it's kind of surprising.