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  1. quote:Originally posted by Sebbish: Thanks for the info on the secret areas. I found the Blaster, but didn't find it to be very useful. It depleted your energy much too fast and didn't cause enough damage. However I only discovered the the subroutines thing last night (Press F1). It's a cool idea, of how your inventory is managed. You could put more upgrades, but they take up more hard drive space, so you have less room for weapons. No problem. I finished the demo when I entered the ship the first time I didn't bother exploring anywhere so I reloaded the game save and this time before I entered the ship I went back and explored that area cause I knew there had to be stuff up there with all those boxes it smacked of a jumping game where goodies could be found . Wasn't sure how strong the blaster was cause I never used it against opponents since I found it on my second try while exploring and all opponents had been wiped out. If you notice when you are downloading the weapon it states (PRIMITIVE) so it's probably like a beta version of the weapon actually if you look in you inventory you should have a power up upgrade that makes weapons more powerful. There's even a higher jump upgrade too.
  2. All I gotta say is thank god they released this demo version. If I were to base my purchase on the previous demos, I would have thought twice even though I love the Tron movie and thought the game premise was cool. This demo does the game justice. Sebbish when you get to data area the place with the light bridges and floating boxes take a trip on one of the boxes and explore the upper area. There's a place on top you have to jump from box to box and there are two data bits one is a hand blaster that weapon is cool.
  3. quote:Originally posted by Cruis.In: whats the difference in the java and non java browsers by Opera? The Java version contains the built-in javascript and the full Java stand alone program while the non-java version contains only the javascript built into it. (from Opera help file) What are the differences between Java and JavaScript? Platform: All platforms Please don't confuse JavaScript with Java. Java is an entire programming language developed by Sun Microsystems, while JavaScript is a scripting language that was introduced by Netscape. JavaScript support is built into Opera, as it is a language used to manipulate the contents of Web pages. Java is a separate download because it is an environment in which a program can be run. Java applets generally do not interact with the Web page itself, but usually runs as a "standalone" program embedded in a Web page.
  4. At first I thought I'd be singing the blues with another dissappointing product but all I can do now is sing praise . Thanks SC for the Opera recommendation it makes IE look like a piece of swiss cheese. I dloaded and installed the latest version 7.11. So far, I've been running it for two days now and it's great. I really appreciate the file transfer feature of this Internet Browser. Setup was very easy. Using the import feature I imported all my favorites from IE and I just copied and pasted all the IE plugins into the Opera plugin directory. I did not seem to find a plugin importer but since I'm new to this program it might be there and I just didn't see it. Anyway, I'd recommend OPERA7 to anyone.
  5. quote:Originally posted by Sebbish: The new demo is out! Downloading now. Too bad I can't use their client. It's much faster than downloading directly. Thanks for the heads up on the new demo sebbish I'm dloading it right now.
  6. Sorry for the second post but I have the main page for the gentlemen that made that mod JKII MOD . It's his portfolio page and only has a few screen shots of it. Since his main page is still it must mean he must be doing some work on the actuall MOD page.
  7. quote:Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr: quote:Originally posted by LostInSpace: Hmmm, OPERA I've seen that browser from time to time but wasn't too sure how it was. I thought it might be just another flash in the pan. So you guys do recommend it over IE. Try it and you'll never use IE again. Evar. Consider it done. I'll let ya's know what I think about OPERA when I install it.
  8. Sheesh, all this over two inconsequential messages that got deleted on him. Go figure.
  9. Hmmm, OPERA I've seen that browser from time to time but wasn't too sure how it was. I thought it might be just another flash in the pan. So you guys do recommend it over IE.
  10. Damn the page is gone in one day sheesh. I get the message when I click on the link in My Favorites in IE. He may be updating the site (I hope). Anyway, if you liked the Gladiator movie with Russel Crow then this is the MOD for you. Actually, even if you've never seen the movie or didn't like it this MOD is for you too .
  11. 86 hrs= 3.58 days. Sheesh, talk about stamina. Well now games will have to include on their box labels "SEEK PSYCIATRIC ADVICE BEFORE PLAYING THIS GAME TO DETERMINE IF YOU HAVE AN ADDICTIVE OR ABNORMAL GAMING PERSONALITY. WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATHS CAUSED BY THE EXCESSIVE USE OR ABUSE OF THIS GAME" That should cover game companies from frivolous lawsuits. Just like you would seek a doctors advice before you enter into any exercise program or taking medication.
  12. quote:Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr: WARNING: Go pissing around in your registry without backing it up and not knowing what you're doing, is your responsibility. If you don't know what you're doing, don't do it. I agree 100% with that assesment. Don't fudge around with the Registry. I only tried that once a few years ago my windows was bugged out (booting in slow and lots of blue screen of deaths) So,I figured it wouldn't hurt to experiment with a Reg cleaner program. Even after I cleaned out all the dangling registry entries, windows was still bugging out. So I usually just preach backup and do and fresh install because the time you spend searching and cleaning out the Regisrty it's faster and more efficent to just do a fresh OS install. Anyway, I don't know why some have problems when installing the game and patching to other than the default drive and directory. All my games and programs are on my D: drive and I have not one problem with them. Most importantly BCMG I've had not one problem with it. I know there are some possible causes but it just boggles me . Here's another little useful tip I picked up along my travels. I have an 80gig hard drive plenty of room to do mutliple partitions. 20 gigs for the boot partition, 40 gigs for the games and programs, 15 gigs for downloads and 5 gigs for the swap and temp files. My drives list as (when I go into my computer): Boot_disk C: Games_prog D: Downloads E: Swap_Temp F: The biggest benefit for doing it this way is your boot drive is saved from excessive fragmentations and boot up speed is fast and I find that windows files get less corrupted. Downloaded files, swap files and temporary files are the biggest culprits for a fragmented Hard Drive. Most importantly the Swap file is the biggest culprit. I also reassign the windows/temp directory and the IE temp files onto the swap disk. Let me tell you it use to take me forever and quite often to do a defrag when I just used a C: even with a C: and D: partition. Now the C: drive is barely fragmented as well as the D: drive even if it's weeks before I defrag. 99% of the fragmentations now occur on the E: and F: drive but who cares they are not invovled in booting and running programs. So if anyone here is planning to do a fresh OS install, it would be a great benefit if you re-partition your drives to the above scheme.
  13. quote:Originally posted by Dambreville: Aye, check off those and a couple more important ones I am sure you would have listed (avoid installing unnessary programs, have only system required processes and BCMG running and nothing else, make sure everything is supported by BCMG etc). My OS is WinXP Professional Edition if that means anything different from Home Edition. Acutally, I didn't include turning off background processes because I don't bother myself doing that save for the task scheduler and I've never had any problems installing any games. As for XP yes the pro edition is different than the home. The pro is more tweakable in terms of security, networking etc.... I only use and will only use windows98 until I'm forced to change due to driver support etc... and don't know much about the inner workings of XP although there was a topic covered somewhere on this board about XP setup. Do a search for it. I'm wating for the all new windows due out in some time now the working title for it is LongHorn. My system profile is linked properly now. I did not include any driver version numbers because I'm always updating them when new ones are available.
  14. quote:Originally posted by Gallion: Do a search at cnet.com downloads for RegCleaner. A handy registery cleaner and viewer utility. The website placed an entry in your registry; IE HKEY and startup HKEY that will always make itself the default homepage for IE. Warning backup pertinate data before mucking with registry. Fat fingers have been known to cause BSD and require complete wipe and reload of OS. TTFN Yep that's another good way to go.
  15. Oy, vey. After reading all the posts in this topic I can understand why SC gets irritated. I'm gunna put my two cents in I hope it's worth it. First off a Pc is not a Console (thank god). The computer needs fine tunning from time to time and this in most part is due to Windows. Do the following (before contacting any game company Tech support): 1. Make sure all drivers and OS are up to date. If not, update them. 2. Before installation do a scandisk and Defrag also you might find it useful to do a full surface scan of the hardrive from time to time this will pick up any bad sectors on the hardrive that a standard scandisk run will not pick up and the sector scan will mark those bad areas on your hardrive as unusable to the OS. If you do have bad sectors, it might be time to invest in a new HD. 3. Install Game. 4. Run game. (if game runs fine you can proceed to step 5 else skip to step 6) 5. Download any patches that are avail for game and install it. 6. If game and/or patch do not run or give you problems read all the FAQS avail in the manual and Online. 7. Ask youself how long has my OS been up and running since I installed it and how many programs have I installed and Unistalled to the OS. More than likely the OS is bogged down and this is most important when it concerns the REGISTRY FILE. It might be good time to do a fresh install of the OS. Or another altenative if you are brave enough use Registry cleaner program to get rid of any useless crap that's lingering in the Registry file. I myself find it much easier to backup my important files and do a fresh OS install 8. After you do all of the above and you still have problems with the Game and it's patches then it's time to contact the Tech Support dept. 9. And before you ask, yes I do all of the above mostly steps 1 and 2. I've had no problem with BCMG at all. Installing it, running it and patching it.
  16. I just came across this today a MOD for JKII and let me tell you it's got to be the most awesome MOD I've ever played for any game. Give it try if you have JKII JKII MOD
  17. quote:Originally posted by Tac: Its the schiznit! yep that smacks of Resnig alright
  18. Sorry Epsilon 5. Wasn't implying that you were a noobie but I couldn't tell if you tried that route. Have you tried Ctrl-Alt-Delete and just look at the tasks that are running in the background? Check out the ones you don't recognize. Alot of those ad crap programs you can catch doing that. I agree on the Spybot that was featured on Tech Tv's The Screen Savers show as a good program.
  19. quote:Originally posted by jascatar: Thank you for these precise details SC, I from go away because I do not agree with these practices of convict. Afflicted but I am a good boy, NOT malicious Jascatar don't get so upset. It happens to all of us. It's happened to me for one reason or another. If you read the disclaimer to this site, it specificaly states no Flame messages and I guess that means rooting others on in a fight also or joining in. Even it started out in fun it could however turn hateful and nasty with the wrong words. I saw your message and thought the battling ICONS was cool. Getting a message or two deleted is no big deal. If you do go, I'm gunna miss those english translations such as quote:I am sorry but it east can be necessary to burst the abscess concerning moderation on the forum
  20. quote:Originally posted by Cmdr. WeeGee: Wrestler sues Max Payne developers. I can't believe this guy. I've never even heard of him, must have not been very good. This guy is just looking for some money, the game has been out for a while now, and is one of the most well known games of all time. God when will this crap ever end with these frivolous law suits.
  21. quote:Originally posted by Epsilon 5: My brother went yesterday on a "semi-porn" website (as the note he wrote in bad french said) and it f*cked up my internet explorer on my second machine. no matter what i do the default homepage is always set to some extreme porn website that makes popups and other pages appear at an exponential rate do the point where i must disconnect my internet access so the popups stops, and ctrl-alt-del my IE .. I tried using ad-aware 6.1 using the latest core, and while it detected alot of crap (which i deleted), it still is nearly as bad. I updated my ie5 to ie6 using windowsupdate.com but it didn,t fixed the problem. If there any tool or trick i can use without having to repair/reinstall windows? Right Click in the IE icon on your desktop and an options window will pop up. You'll see at the bottom of the options PROPERTIES. Left click on that. Another option window will appear the main IE window. You'll already be selected for GENERAL options and it's the first one you want it says HOMEPAGE new address that you want say for example this page Http://www.3000ad.com/ or whatever. Then you will click on apply to save your change(s) (bottom right on the window). Make sure before you do all this that you clean out all IE temp files history etc....
  22. quote:Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr: quote:Originally posted by LostInSpace: Doh, I knew there was something familiar about the Russian Box Art it's the same that's printed on the CD. Rubbish. Look again. I should have made that more clear. The part of the marines marching towards the facility and the one guy in the foreground with his helmet off are the same. The sky graphic is different.
  23. quote:Originally posted by Epsilon 5: http://www.akella.com/pub-battlecruiser-ru.shtml Yup, I got brave today after Spindoktor mentioned about the millennium russian spelling and went to the Russian language page of BCMG didn't understand a word of it .
  24. Doh, I knew there was something familiar about the Russian Box Art it's the same that's printed on the CD.
  25. quote:Originally posted by Commander Elio Jason: here's a direct link to the BCMG picture BCMG Page i have to wonder though why do they put the Sunflash upside down? Thanks for the proper link. Oh yeah, I forgot about the URL coding when ya link a page. Dammit that's the second mistake I made on this thread. click on the little box picture a bigger one will expand and that'll explain the sunflash it's coming from extremly bright lights inside a shuttle or a base facility from the looks of it. Don't forget to look a the spelling of Millennium on the box .
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