Kirosia
Headphoneus Supremus
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Oh I have. Edit .ini files, disabling certain features, processor cores, misc. hotfixes, all that. Some games... just don't roll with the punches, homie.
Oh I have. Edit .ini files, disabling certain features, processor cores, misc. hotfixes, all that. Some games... just don't roll with the punches, homie.
For me, it became harder as my hardware aged, almost no issues the first year or two. Something that could be a cheap fix would simply be upgrading to Win7/8, but I'd rather wait for a new PC build before investing any time or money.
Looking forward to seeing what you think of BLOPS 2. I actually just bought a new Xbox to play Halo 4. While Halo has been up and down for me I still think the series has had some of the most solid, balanced multiplayer ever. I've heard many good things about Halo 4 (including the fact that the sound is the best in the series which if that doesn't make you drool you don't belong on Head-fi. ) and am looking forward to playing it.
tl;dr - Let me know if BLOPS 2 is good. I hated the first one, but I'll always give the COD series another chance. COD 2 is still some of my best videogame memories.
I heard mixed things about HAlo 4. A head-fi'er and my friend Mechy played the game and hated it. But there are so many glowing reviews from reviewers that is hard for me to tell. I am more of a PC gamer but also have an Xbox 360.
I want to connect my Xbox 360 to my desktop units if I was to do that with Halo 4 Gotta hear everything.
I will. I didn't really care for the first one. 7/10 on the regular scale. 5/10 on a real scale. I think I shall use the real imperial scale. One of my friends uses it. It is not used very often or at all by reviewers because most people are used to seeing 7-10's. But if we were to say that the majority of games that were average which were 7.5-8's were the most out there. Then they would be a 5/10 on that scale if you get what I mean.
I liked some of the weapons even if they aren't historically accurate and have some of COD's famous shotgun problems (shoots only 1-2meters for insta kill, what the heck?) but overall I don't remember the game haha. Hell, I don't even remember MW3 and I played all of them. I just looked at some screenshots and suprisingly, BO1 was more well kept and remembered by me than the newer MW3. The nuclear stations and those stealth missions in BO1 are what I remember very well and enjoyed playing.
Normal scale:
MW1: 8.5/10
MW2: 7.8/10
BO1: 8/10
MW3: 7/10
Is how it went for me basically on that scale.
I have very little time for videogames lately and I've been considering building a new PC to play some, but console games are more relaxing for me when I have next to no time to play.
Shooters on PC are almost always better, but if you're a PC gamer and play on say an Xbox 360 I've noticed (at least with my friends and I) that our KD ratio is absurdly high on consoles.
I had a few close friends tell me Halo 4 was good and we'll be playing online together so it was a no brainer to pick up. Plus I've always just...been a good Halo player. Something about the melee mechanics make me very happy.
Hey all...I am looking to replace my 5yr old desktop and I like to play cod2. Mymachine is getting behind most other players and it's showing. I will continue with cod2 but do want to try the later and newest cod games. My budget is $500 (I know it's small) so what would be the best deal for this pultry sum? Would I be better off with uilding something (I have the ability) or going with something off the shelf? In regards to processors, are AMD or Pentium processors better for gaming? Are the more cores you have improve game play or is there a gradual drop in gameplay do a diminishing return point? I could use my current case so I would just need mother board/processor and memory. For now I will use my current video and sound card. Thanks for your advice...Terry
Would it be a bad idea to upgrade to Windows 8 this early? And with my hardware:
E8400
500GB 7200RPM Caviar Black
2G Ram
HD4850 512MB
Doing it mainly because newer games are becoming less XP-compatible. Will I suffer by upgrading, performance-wise? (In general) Also, if I install Win8 on my HDD, can I easily migrate my data to an SSD later on?
There are those, but after some tweaking here and there. I have not been able to get not a single game not working on my computer. My English professer would cringe at that sentence.