Supreme Cmdr

For those of you on the fence, MS has released a tool which can be used to disable the delivery of SP2 via AU or WU. You can find the information over here.

I keep forgetting to post about this. Anyway, I can't wait to see the Serenity fly again! [ 05-11-2005, 08:53 AM: Message edited by: Supreme Cmdr ]

The crew don't do anything with target acquisition

whoa!! I'm moving to Africa then!

It must be getting hot in whatever cave this tit is curled up in. I'm quite certain that he's thinking of either the President of Afghanistan or Pakistan; or may Saudi Arabia.

I have added CTRL+T to toggle the PTA turret system on/off. It will be in the next patch.

Did you actually look in the manual addendum file? No. Did you actually look in the tutorial? No. Thats the reason you don't see any topics on it because the others who know what they're doing, know where to look. Please stop cluttering the boards.

The game does NOT do that. If you are using a joystick, then your hat key must be doing the auto targeting. The only time a target would be auto-cleared is if it goes out of scope (destroyed, cloaks, jumps out of region etc)

The patch server is back online now.

Until the server is back online, send email to tech support requesting the patch. You will then be given a temporary link that it tied to your registration info. You will have an hour to download the patch before the link expires. Include your game CDKEY in the email or it will be ignored.

quote: Originally posted by Panama Redd: Well, I think I am out of luck!! All tech upport tells me is to read the FAQ and then that it's my fault. Well, what else would you like us to do? Come by your house and fix it? EVERYTHING we know about incompatibilities are either in the FAQ on in the tech support forum. From what you are describing, it sounds to me like you may have a program installed and which conflicts with the SafeDisc copy protection. Yeah, there are no less then four threads about that, in the tech support forum.

The Beta download server is offline temporarily.

No. Use the mouse. If a new key command had been assigned, you'd have read about it in the VCF and in the game manual revisions PDF file.

quote: Originally posted by LordAza: What do you think is the most important feature of Universal Combat? I think the most important aspect to me is the multiplayer capability. Multiplayer could be better. The game is just so huge and complex, that its nigh impossible to get mp just right. I guess thats what subsequent games are for. quote: Originally posted by CedricB: Ah... just a month and he's like one of the regulars. Yeah Some of his posts, while off-topic (like the three in this thread) are so amusing, I feel bad deleting them. OK, I think we can get back on topic now.

LOL!! Funny forum handle that.

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The print review is now online Thanks CedricB!

A good read

The NY Times article (registration required)

You read this for the bulletin and links

OK, this would be funnier if it wasn't true.

From CNN: Private spacecraft explodes in test launch The Rubicon 1 rocket, launched by a team vying for the $10 million Ansari X Prize, malfunctioned and exploded. QUEETS, Washington (AP) -- A team taking a low-budget stab at the $10 million Ansari X Prize for private manned spaceflight suffered a setback Sunday, when their rocket malfunctioned and exploded after shooting less than 1,000 feet in the air. No one was hurt in the test of the Rubicon 1 just south of Olympic National Park. The 23-foot-long, 38-inch-diameter spacecraft held three dummies simulating the weight of astronauts. The rocket, which crashed about 200 feet from takeoff after its parachute failed to deploy, will have to be completely rebuilt, said Eric Meier, a mechanical engineer and co-founder of Space Transport Corp., of Forks. Meier and partner Phillip Storm had hoped to reach supersonic speeds and an altitude of 20,000 feet in Sunday's flight, but Meier seemed undeterred by Sunday's failure. "We need to raise some more money ... fix our problems and launch another low-altitude flight as soon as possible," Meier told The Associated Press. "It's a learning experience to be expected when you're developing a vehicle with this kind of capabilities." More than two dozen teams are competing to win the X Prize, which is promised to the first organization to successfully launch a privately financed, reusable craft that makes a suborbital flight 62 miles high twice within two weeks while carrying a pilot and weight equivalent to two other people. The first private manned spaceflight took place in June, when SpaceShipOne, a craft funded by billionaire Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and designed by aviation pioneer Burt Rutan, reached the required altitude on a test flight. The SpaceShipOne team plans to make its first X Prize qualifying flight in late September, and a Canadian team plans its own qualifying flight a few days later. The rocket launched Sunday cost $20,000 to build. Meier said he hoped the fact that "we work for cheap" would make raising the money to build another rocket a little easier. The partners have invested about $100,000 of their own funds in the company.

*moved* This has NOTHING to do with tech support. And the next time you re-create a deleted thread, your posting priviledges will be revoked.

...or how the Bush govt. screws up yet another chance at getting inside and getting Al Qaeda. Read it all here

LOL!!! Wait'll u see the trailer.