[QUOTE="spam-Robot"][QUOTE="Seamo24"]

[QUOTE="DeathStar17"]And if you try to be a pro gamer and fail, have fun being homeless...Seamo24

Whom are u talkin to???

Why are you so jumpy when anyone says something negative about it?

Go ahead try and be a pro gamer, we will all laugh as you fail and get beat by. south koreans who play 12hrs a day.

You would need a 2nd job to keep playing.

Thats what i'm annoyed about...I said it about 3 or 4 times that I'm not planning on being a Pro Gamer :roll: and I don't wanna beat any koreans!! All I wanted to know is if there were any Pro Gamers at Gamespot and what it takes to be one and IF it makes money. (I didn't say it does!!)

Don't worry about it Seamo, some people just can't read. "Pro gameing" if you can justify that as a job, is nothing more then a few lucky individuals or teams who go to tournements after torumenents and continously win. Eventually if your noticed, some sort of company based around the gaming scene will perhaps sponsor you. Sponsorship only means that you may get some free items and or free travel to the events.(depends on contract)

The only money you can make from "Por gaming" is the tornements (or atlest thats all I have ever heard anyone making moeny from) and even then, thats not a sure thing.

Other then that, I guess you could try moving to S. Korea or China and become a gold farmer in hopes to steal moeny from lazy MMOer's.

Even if you don't have the registered version, it works perfectly fine. After 30 days it will ask you to register (buy the licence) but you don't need. It will still work. Also, make sure you update the winrar often because if someone .rar's a file(s) with a newer version of winrar then the one you use to open it, you will occasionally end up with corrupted files.

The best mods in my opinion are OOO's, mob adrenaline, and all the texture enhancements you can find.

Warhammer smells like dead fish...

Graphics isn't important to WoW since it doesn't try to look relistic. Instead it goes for the cartoony look which is fine. I just wish the new expansion did something more to make the end game more intertaining. I mean, as soon as you do the end game raids a few times, there isn't anything left. If they added something like seiging (which they are starting to attempted, but still no where near where it should be) I think it would be worth sticking around with.

As soon as AoC comes out, I am leaving the repetitivness of WoW, perhaps forever.

If the only reason you want the computer is to play games, then just get a desktop. You can get them cheaper for better stats then a lab-top.

If you want a lab-top that can run all the modern stuff plus the "on the horizon" games, you'll need to push out quite a bit of cash. On top of that, you can't really update the hardware so what you get is what your stuck with. I have a lab-top for University but I also have Oblivion on it for when the lectures get to long and boring. :)