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Now you can go sell it for $20 and open 10 more crates.

They released some game play footage in May. I totally missed it. It's pretty brief. [utube]0kqNp1fZ9xQ[/utube] It's also officially now Homeworld: Shipbreakers. Gearbox bought the license when THQ went bankrupt and they worked with the developer to get the name.

The link works for everyone.

I'm sure they love the press though. "Look how popular our game is!" Don't they have numbers on preorders they've received or digital downloads they were getting? I forgot what game recently did it, maybe you remember, but they did their release in waves. I think that's a pretty good idea.

Yeah, that's exactly what I said... you just confirmed it's done on purpose. They don't buy tons of servers expecting to meet demand on day one, they ramp them up over time... ON PURPOSE. Most people act like when an MMORPG has connection issues at launch that the people in charge are complete idiots. Instead of considering how much it costs they just want more servers.

This is now fixed. So get ready to pay more for keys!

I was every so slightly exaggerating with the Minesweeper comment. Maybe a better comment is the Xbox 360 can hardly run its own dashboard and takes 2 minutes to load.

I forgot to say Happy Birthday in my nonclever last post. Oops... Happy Birthday!

Here's a secret, every MMORPG has launch issues and it's on purpose. When an MMORPG is launched the first day is going to see the most people attempting to connect at a single time in the history of that MMORPG. The amount of cost associated with having enough servers at launch to NOT have launch issues isn't worth it. Not even Blizzard does it. It is much more cost effective to have your servers hammered, not have enough, and bring them up over time than have tons of servers running from the start. In few days to a few weeks less people will be logging on concurrently and they will add some more servers to meet expectations. The longer it takes to get stable the longer SquareEnix is thinking about how many long term servers they need. People should be more worried if they play an MMORPG at launch day and they don't have connection problems. It means the number of players is below what they anticipated, which is never a good thing.

I also beat GTA IV on the 360, but bought it again when it was cheap for the PC. It really does run like poop...really.

So on a console then? The Xbox 360 couldn't run Minesweeper at 60+fps at 1080P! Did you play GTA IV on a console? It ran like poop. ...of course at the time so did the PC version because it was an awful port....

Water and Sewer Department personality...

Don't all AWPers?

Like I'm going to take the word of a 19 year old and a guy named Dude from Belgium on the topic of beer. Stouts/Porters > Belgian wheat beers Belgian Root Beer. Mmmm, some mean floats.

Are you part of the Bored Board?

Whaa? My first "steam download all" result goes to some unscrupulous website. Second result is a guy asking for the feature to download Steam games all at once. Third result is a guy asking the point of adding non-steam games to Steam. I think I did eventually find the result you were talking about. I didn't know this feature existed, no one told me! Top 5 reason I don't go to the Steam website: 1.) I have Steam always open on my PC. 2.) I hate doing the Steam Guard thing on the website. 3.) They always say my "verify you're a human" thing is wrong. 4.) I don't know if I'm supposed to use my username or my e-mail since my Steam username is technically my e-mail. 5.) I don't know my password. I WAS extremely bored at the time. I sent my video card to EVGA and had no video card besides the on board CPU GPU thing, which can hardly run 2D games. What's life without a video card? Can I even call that life?

Nope.

Starting them all to make sure they ran was much more boring than watching them download.

There's some guides on Steam. Arms Race matches do drop items. The limit on item drops is also 4 per week.

I have a Revodrive 3, which is about the same speed. The only problem is when games are on that drive I spend most of my time waiting for other players to load.

You're a common!

I got an MP7 with skulls on it...

Too Human did have very awkward controls. It was a third person game without camera control. Movement was on one stick and all your combat moves were on the other stick. I don't see Diablo 3 controlling like that at all. There have been plenty of action RPGs on consoles. Whatever controls they come up with, I think they'll be fine.

I want to play GTA V at 60fps+ instead of sub 30.

INTJ. Though from what I learned in school I'm a bigger fan of Bandura's social cognitive theory than Freud's psychoanalytic theory. I think we determine who we are by what we do and what we experience, not by some unseen drive (id, ego, superego).