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I would like to know, who in here plays computer games alot? To be more specific who here plays PC games? Are any of you computer fanatics? Please tell me i'd like to know
I would like to know, who in here plays computer games alot? To be more specific who here plays PC games? Are any of you computer fanatics? Please tell me i'd like to know
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I used to be an avid gamer. I would always go into games shops as I passed, and see what had been released. Few things compared to a good first person shooter, but I poured hours of my time into games like Morrowind.
Then I got broadband. Then I discovered Parkour. Then I rediscovered poi. I still feel like using the xbox sometimes, but after I've played for a short while, I realise that I just don't care enough to continue.
I used to be an avid gamer. I would always go into games shops as I passed, and see what had been released. Few things compared to a good first person shooter, but I poured hours of my time into games like Morrowind.
Then I got broadband. Then I discovered Parkour. Then I rediscovered poi. I still feel like using the xbox sometimes, but after I've played for a short while, I realise that I just don't care enough to continue.
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CS only got popular because it ran on low end hardware. It was probably the only decent game that 13 year olds could play on the PC World crap their parents got for Xmas.
If you want full on, in your face gaming you have to go back to Quake 1. Only UT games can get close to that level of intensity. At the Lan parties I go to they only ever play on Facing Worlds or Hall of Giants though. I like cramped maps, like Typhoon, so I can stick a flak cannon up someones nose before I let it off, and it gets to be more about dodging than aiming. UT2K4 gave dodging so much potential
CS only got popular because it ran on low end hardware. It was probably the only decent game that 13 year olds could play on the PC World crap their parents got for Xmas.
If you want full on, in your face gaming you have to go back to Quake 1. Only UT games can get close to that level of intensity. At the Lan parties I go to they only ever play on Facing Worlds or Hall of Giants though. I like cramped maps, like Typhoon, so I can stick a flak cannon up someones nose before I let it off, and it gets to be more about dodging than aiming. UT2K4 gave dodging so much potential
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Polarity, have you played CS Source? its...well....ground breaking, the real world physics are phonominal(sp?) and my PC is far from PC world carp (yes i did mean the fish), nobody attacks my lovely CS and gets away with it!! *Chases Polarity with a Carp!*
Polarity, have you played CS Source? its...well....ground breaking, the real world physics are phonominal(sp?) and my PC is far from PC world carp (yes i did mean the fish), nobody attacks my lovely CS and gets away with it!! *Chases Polarity with a Carp!*
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CS got popular because people wanted a game they could play whilst having dinner, or a nice cup of tea. You know, a game that didn't need much concentration
CS got popular because people wanted a game they could play whilst having dinner, or a nice cup of tea. You know, a game that didn't need much concentration
"Take that, math!"
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Consol boy meself.....burnout 3....bring it on... i'll eat ya for breakfast....but have been out of the gaming thing for about 6 months or so coz i'm never at home anymore.
Consol boy meself.....burnout 3....bring it on... i'll eat ya for breakfast....but have been out of the gaming thing for about 6 months or so coz i'm never at home anymore.
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My opinions re games:
best flat out balls to the wall shooter: ut2k4
best slightly slower, more strategic shooter: CS:S. bf2 may end up ruling that though.
Best really slow strategic shooter: Operation Flashpoint
Best rpg: morrowind
best racer: Forza Motorsport (pwnz gt4 and nfs:u2. put together)
IMHO...
My opinions re games:
best flat out balls to the wall shooter: ut2k4
best slightly slower, more strategic shooter: CS:S. bf2 may end up ruling that though.
Best really slow strategic shooter: Operation Flashpoint
Best rpg: morrowind
best racer: Forza Motorsport (pwnz gt4 and nfs:u2. put together)
IMHO...
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i used to be completely addicted
but i seem to have managed to shun my screen staring ways in the past 6 years or so.
i think it was the dreamcast platform falling on its arse that finally scared me off.
after amigas slowly disappeared and then sega giving up on consoles, i lost kinda interest - i was a bit loathe to spend lots of money when i could see very little loyalty/commitment to user base from the companies that owned the hardware.
of course now i want a psp with all the great games i tried so hard to ignore in the past few years...
is it my birthday yet...?
cole. x
i used to be completely addicted
but i seem to have managed to shun my screen staring ways in the past 6 years or so.
i think it was the dreamcast platform falling on its arse that finally scared me off.
after amigas slowly disappeared and then sega giving up on consoles, i lost kinda interest - i was a bit loathe to spend lots of money when i could see very little loyalty/commitment to user base from the companies that owned the hardware.
of course now i want a psp with all the great games i tried so hard to ignore in the past few years...
is it my birthday yet...?
cole. x
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As well as you're computer specs, why not post your 3DMark Scores. That's a better way to show who owns who.
On 3dMark03, my computer got approx 4000. Beat that.
As well as you're computer specs, why not post your 3DMark Scores. That's a better way to show who owns who.
On 3dMark03, my computer got approx 4000. Beat that.
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On 3Dmark05 I got 4000. :P Haven't run 03 yet - if you really want I'll post all my benchmarks tonight
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As well as you're computer specs, why not post your 3DMark Scores. That's a better way to show who owns who.
On 3dMark03, my computer got approx 4000. Beat that.
On 3Dmark05 I got 4000. :P Haven't run 03 yet - if you really want I'll post all my benchmarks tonight
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Its very good to see some avid gamers out there, and quite a veriety too. alot of poeple seem to be going to the GF 6600 cards. i personally was very impressed by the price to performance ratio those cards gave. how are you all finding them? Always been a Geforce man myself. ATI in my view, although they have had the odd jump in advancement which over took Nvidia in the Graphics race. I'd have to say the Nvidia have been a step ahead the majority of the time. (Nice PC Flid, used to have a clear case Here. but had to change it when i ran out of room, was a little small. Have the akasa Eclipse 62 now. Not the prittiest of cases, but its so wide! preporation for water cooling)
Good to see some UT gamers out there who know the truth.
So true. CS Source is very good, but its still slow old CS. bring on Instagib (one shot kill) CTF (Capture the flag) the original UT on Eternal Caves. Pure carnage!
Deus Ex and System shock 2 where the only RPG's i really got into (obvious FPS element). I can never decide which i prefered, the indepthness of Deus Ex or the atmosphere of System Shock 2.
hehe, 3D mark battles, have to love them. Boys and there toys ay, look mines better than yours, mines "bigger" than yours.
3D Mark 03 = 11460
3D Mark 05 = 5003
One of the few very good games to hit a console, hidiously addictive
Its very good to see some avid gamers out there, and quite a veriety too. alot of poeple seem to be going to the GF 6600 cards. i personally was very impressed by the price to performance ratio those cards gave. how are you all finding them? Always been a Geforce man myself. ATI in my view, although they have had the odd jump in advancement which over took Nvidia in the Graphics race. I'd have to say the Nvidia have been a step ahead the majority of the time. (Nice PC Flid, used to have a clear case Here. but had to change it when i ran out of room, was a little small. Have the akasa Eclipse 62 now. Not the prittiest of cases, but its so wide! preporation for water cooling)
Good to see some UT gamers out there who know the truth.
Written by: Puresock
CS got popular because people wanted a game they could play whilst having dinner, or a nice cup of tea. You know, a game that didn't need much concentration
So true
. CS Source is very good, but its still slow old CS. bring on Instagib (one shot kill) CTF (Capture the flag) the original UT on Eternal Caves. Pure carnage!Deus Ex and System shock 2 where the only RPG's i really got into (obvious FPS element). I can never decide which i prefered, the indepthness of Deus Ex or the atmosphere of System Shock 2.
hehe, 3D mark battles, have to love them. Boys and there toys ay, look mines better than yours, mines "bigger" than yours
.3D Mark 03 = 11460
3D Mark 05 = 5003
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Consol boy meself.....burnout 3....bring it on... i'll eat ya for breakfast....but have been out of the gaming thing for about 6 months or so coz i'm never at home anymore.
One of the few very good games to hit a console, hidiously addictive
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GeForce 6600 512MB cost me £99 *including a copy of Far Cry* from PC World. I saw it and I'm like "Whaaaat....!" And I ran up to the guy and asked how long the offer was good for... Got one the next day
GeForce 6600 512MB cost me £99 *including a copy of Far Cry* from PC World. I saw it and I'm like "Whaaaat....!" And I ran up to the guy and asked how long the offer was good for... Got one the next day
After much consideration, I find that the view is worth the asphyxiation.
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Dunc id have to say i accept your challenge and laugh in your general direction, also your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberrys (way too much coffee and way too much nightshift and way too little sleep)
But otherwise yeah i acept, one question though, where in the world are you? cuz if your nowhere near i cant beat you that easy lol.
other thanthat yeah al sorts of games, and once i get my new pc sorted ill be online gaming and on here a lot more often
Dunc id have to say i accept your challenge and laugh in your general direction, also your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberrys (way too much coffee and way too much nightshift and way too little sleep)
But otherwise yeah i acept, one question though, where in the world are you? cuz if your nowhere near i cant beat you that easy lol.
other thanthat yeah al sorts of games, and once i get my new pc sorted ill be online gaming and on here a lot more often
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Sethis I got that same package but mine was £129 damn them and their price dropping ways. I just couldn't wait any longer to play Battlefield 2 tho.
Sethis I got that same package but mine was £129 damn them and their price dropping ways. I just couldn't wait any longer to play Battlefield 2 tho.
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i disagree about the slowness of cs being a bad thing. I think too much emphasis in modern gaming is put on instant gratification and individual skill. cs is all about getting a team to work together well, and first person stategy... if you're not playing in that mindset, of course it looks boring. it's like saying chess is more boring than tic-tac-toe (naughts and crosses)
i disagree about the slowness of cs being a bad thing. I think too much emphasis in modern gaming is put on instant gratification and individual skill. cs is all about getting a team to work together well, and first person stategy... if you're not playing in that mindset, of course it looks boring. it's like saying chess is more boring than tic-tac-toe (naughts and crosses)
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roll on starcraft
Gonna get WoW next week how many people have we got on here playing it?
Got almost all of our nightshift staff alll playing it now lol, tis good
(only weird thing is that our manager at work is almost our leader on that as well)
just cant escape the work.
roll on starcraft
Gonna get WoW next week how many people have we got on here playing it?
Got almost all of our nightshift staff alll playing it now lol, tis good
(only weird thing is that our manager at work is almost our leader on that as well)
just cant escape the work.
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Not going to give ya my PC spec cuz I just hate that whole "how good is yours" pi$$ing up the wall type contest but I used to be a fairly serious gamer. Used to play Wolfenstein Enemy Territory in Clanbase ladders and tournaments.
I was the co-founder and leader of my clan until I got a real job and now sadly don’t have the time to play as much
Still I think the game cycle for ET is coming to an end anyway and Wolf 3 should be out soon
Not going to give ya my PC spec cuz I just hate that whole "how good is yours" pi$$ing up the wall type contest but I used to be a fairly serious gamer. Used to play Wolfenstein Enemy Territory in Clanbase ladders and tournaments.
I was the co-founder and leader of my clan until I got a real job and now sadly don’t have the time to play as much
Still I think the game cycle for ET is coming to an end anyway and Wolf 3 should be out soon Nothing is easy.......until you can do it!
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I agree. Playing CS on private servers with people who've played together regularly for years, with clueful admins online who can distinguish against cheaters and people who are genuinely good is a very different kettle of fish to joining a random server and playing against strangers of varying skill levels. I'm not going to be a bigot and claim all other games don't require as much skill etc etc, but there's good reason that people are still playing it this long after it was released, irrevelant of how visually stunning it is or how much resources it takes up (I can happily leave SETI running in the background).
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if you're not playing in that mindset, of course it looks boring
I agree. Playing CS on private servers with people who've played together regularly for years, with clueful admins online who can distinguish against cheaters and people who are genuinely good is a very different kettle of fish to joining a random server and playing against strangers of varying skill levels. I'm not going to be a bigot and claim all other games don't require as much skill etc etc, but there's good reason that people are still playing it this long after it was released, irrevelant of how visually stunning it is or how much resources it takes up (I can happily leave SETI running in the background).
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I've got a slightly ageing but pretty nice rig-
I've been PC gaming ever since my family had an Amiga 500, and before that i'd play on my friends Amstrad
These days i play Fps, recently doom 3, HL2 and then CS:Sourse, Wolfenstein ET and a few drving simulators (GTR, Live for Speed), always erring toward realism rather than arcadey physics. Favourite bits of my PC are the force feedback wheel, Raor Diamondback mouse and my 17" TFT
I've got a slightly ageing but pretty nice rig-
I've been PC gaming ever since my family had an Amiga 500, and before that i'd play on my friends Amstrad
These days i play Fps, recently doom 3, HL2 and then CS:Sourse, Wolfenstein ET and a few drving simulators (GTR, Live for Speed), always erring toward realism rather than arcadey physics. Favourite bits of my PC are the force feedback wheel, Raor Diamondback mouse and my 17" TFT
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Just bought myself a Logitech MX1000 Lazer mouse.
Oh my god. This thing has to be played with to believe the increase in accuracy. Lazer really is the future. It also feels really nice to hold and has a charging dock (so no wasted batteries)
Just bought myself a Logitech MX1000 Lazer mouse.
Oh my god. This thing has to be played with to believe the increase in accuracy. Lazer really is the future. It also feels really nice to hold and has a charging dock (so no wasted batteries)
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i hope you didn't pay more than 45 for it. I've had an mx1000 for about a month now, takes a bit of getting used to compared to my old mouse; i'm too used to dragging it large distances to get any sort of sensitivity!
i hope you didn't pay more than 45 for it. I've had an mx1000 for about a month now, takes a bit of getting used to compared to my old mouse; i'm too used to dragging it large distances to get any sort of sensitivity!
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And I dont charge mine more than once a month tops too!!! MX1000 was that best bit of kit I got for gaming with!
And I dont charge mine more than once a month tops too!!! MX1000 was that best bit of kit I got for gaming with!
Nothing is easy.......until you can do it!
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I got mine the day they came out, and did the same with my MX700. It's difficult using anything else after getting used to a mouse that works on nearly any surface, and has so many programmable buttons. Give yourself a couple more by changing the default forward/backward buttons to CTRL and SHIFT, as you can go forward and back in IE and Firefox by rolling the mouse wheel with the shift key/button held down (and change text size with ctrl), and you can also select combinations of files without having to drag boxes around them or use the keyboard (I've got shift, ctrl and a programmed to the 3 side buttons, so I can select all with ctrl-a too).
Sensitivity for fps games should be about 30cm for a 360 turn (according to pro gamers), it gives a good balance between having to turn fast, and precision for aiming, you just adjust from this depending on your playing style, having a ruler makes it easier to get the sensitivity the same for different games.
My only problem with the MX1000 is that is gets really jittery if the lens isn't clean.
I got mine the day they came out, and did the same with my MX700. It's difficult using anything else after getting used to a mouse that works on nearly any surface, and has so many programmable buttons. Give yourself a couple more by changing the default forward/backward buttons to CTRL and SHIFT, as you can go forward and back in IE and Firefox by rolling the mouse wheel with the shift key/button held down (and change text size with ctrl), and you can also select combinations of files without having to drag boxes around them or use the keyboard (I've got shift, ctrl and a programmed to the 3 side buttons, so I can select all with ctrl-a too).
Sensitivity for fps games should be about 30cm for a 360 turn (according to pro gamers), it gives a good balance between having to turn fast, and precision for aiming, you just adjust from this depending on your playing style, having a ruler makes it easier to get the sensitivity the same for different games.
My only problem with the MX1000 is that is gets really jittery if the lens isn't clean.
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I didn't like the MX1000, it's too big and heavy. I use a Razer Diamondback, it's shiny and nice and it glows. Stuff that glows is always good!
Good 3DMark scores Darkmatter - beats me I'm glad you liek instagib too - it's the only way to play
WoW is good. Come and play on Stormrage, it's a nice server. It's not PvP though, so it's not to everyone's tastes. We switched when the honour system came out and PvP became unplayable.
EDIT: I recommend you all play the FEAR demo. It is very good. If you like psychological horror and FPSes. It's like Doom 3 meets Max Payne.
EDITED_BY: Puresock (1125409555)
I didn't like the MX1000, it's too big and heavy. I use a Razer Diamondback, it's shiny and nice and it glows. Stuff that glows is always good!
Good 3DMark scores Darkmatter - beats me
I'm glad you liek instagib too - it's the only way to play WoW is good. Come and play on Stormrage, it's a nice server. It's not PvP though, so it's not to everyone's tastes. We switched when the honour system came out and PvP became unplayable.
EDIT: I recommend you all play the FEAR demo. It is very good. If you like psychological horror and FPSes. It's like Doom 3 meets Max Payne.
EDITED_BY: Puresock (1125409555)
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i'm thinking about upgrading my old-school intellimouse explorer (v 2.0A) soon... It's been a good mouse though, i'm loathe to get rid of it. Been going for a few years now, and it still works awesomely
i'm thinking about upgrading my old-school intellimouse explorer (v 2.0A) soon... It's been a good mouse though, i'm loathe to get rid of it. Been going for a few years now, and it still works awesomely
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I rid myself of my intellimouse explorer when I got my mx1000. Honestly it was a great mouse (especially as I bought it in perfect condition from a housemate 3 years ago for a tenner), but the feet were about a mm away from the bottom to start with, so after a few years the underside would scrape away at the desk underneath. My whole gaming style changed as a result, as I really had to drag the mouse hard to move it sometimes. My main reason for change however was the fact it has a wire, and in this day and age I honestly can't understand why we still put up with ugly wires trailing around the desk.
I rid myself of my intellimouse explorer when I got my mx1000. Honestly it was a great mouse (especially as I bought it in perfect condition from a housemate 3 years ago for a tenner), but the feet were about a mm away from the bottom to start with, so after a few years the underside would scrape away at the desk underneath. My whole gaming style changed as a result, as I really had to drag the mouse hard to move it sometimes. My main reason for change however was the fact it has a wire, and in this day and age I honestly can't understand why we still put up with ugly wires trailing around the desk.
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Pooh-Bah
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Wires and cables are still faster, and give better response than almost any wireless mouse out there. Only the top end models really come close.
Plus, it's fun to have 8 different wires about the place
Wires and cables are still faster, and give better response than almost any wireless mouse out there. Only the top end models really come close.
Plus, it's fun to have 8 different wires about the place
After much consideration, I find that the view is worth the asphyxiation.
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8 wires I can handle, but I don't have 8 wires
8 wires I can handle, but I don't have 8 wires
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You seem to have some snakes breeding on your bed....
You seem to have some snakes breeding on your bed....
The existance of flamethrowers says that someone, somewhere, at sometime said "I need to set that thing on fire, but it's too far away."
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Carpal \'Tunnel
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pmpl, if you lift up some of the cables there its like naania, a whole world inside a mass of cables!
pmpl, if you lift up some of the cables there its like naania, a whole world inside a mass of cables!
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Yeah, anyone ever found stuff growing in the nest of wires?
I haven't personally, but it'd be bloody hilarious if someone dropped an old slice of pizza (or whatever) down the back of their desk and it started spawning...
Yeah, anyone ever found stuff growing in the nest of wires?
I haven't personally, but it'd be bloody hilarious if someone dropped an old slice of pizza (or whatever) down the back of their desk and it started spawning...
After much consideration, I find that the view is worth the asphyxiation.
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