Recent content by Wofiel

Wait... You'd rather have a Recon sitting on a cliff not worrying about objectives? I would GLADLY take a decent shotgunning Recon to a super-pro cliff sniper. Anyway, the thing that bugs me the most is the shit-ton of bugs in the PC version from being a terribad console port for the most...

Cases are pretty personal. My next case is just going to be any decent Antec case with my avatar (a green dinosaur) cut into it and made into a window, then fill it with green lights. I made a quick shoop of it a while ago. http://sadpanda.us/images/94312-FCWL72L.png (Yes I know it's a...

It's colloquially a Mare's Leg, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare%27s_Leg . But it's a cut down Winchester 1892, I believe.

Except for the mountainous piles of ludicrous DRM methods (eg. can only be installed X times before the game that you own won't work), that Steam usually doesn't have for the most part. It has its own DRM system, if you've bought it, you can play it.

Most Final Fantasy games, number 8 in particular, if the boss is a Zombie, 1 Phoenix Down = Win.

It's an RPG, there's not that much strategy. Sure you have to decide which is better, electric or grass vs water, but you get that in things like Final Fantasy, I can use the characters A, B and C or X, Y and Z, or any combination thereof. As well as using Fire v Blizzard against a zombie. And...

While I like the idea, if you want a reasonably pretty game, the framerate's going to suffer. 4 player offline CoD4 and Halo 3 can both chug quite badly if there's a lot going on. Though personally I don't play that much offline co-op because my friends and I all have 360s and I like having a...

But that's the thing, it's not about wiping out the competition. If these were memory cards that didn't have removable storage, and only increased the capacity, I don't think Microsoft would have minded, like the Fanatec steering wheels, 3rd party controllers or microphones etc.. Added onto...

This. One by one, log the computer in, (make sure the games are fully updated) set it to offline mode and log in on the next one.

The main reason Microsoft didn't like it was because it made it incredibly easy to edit game saves, ie. cheating which is a part of XBL's ToS. If Datel made large memory cards without the removable disk, I don't think there would've been an issue.

Well now with the advent of online play, something not found in your Baldur's Gate example, your savegames are now subject to Xbox Live's Terms of Use, whether on not it actually uses online play. You may not:

They do; there's the controllers, battery pack kits, media remotes, steering wheels, arcade sticks, hard drives, faceplates and more. Less jumping to conclusions people.

GUYS. This was allowing easy savegame exploits by using a normal memory card which is easily usable by a computer. Granted it's still possible with Microsoft's hardware, just exceedingly more difficult and you're voiding a warranty or two. If they just functioned like normal memory cards, I...

I didn't like the replacement of the shield, "stamina". When I heard they were getting rid of the shield, I was ecstatic, finally a huge thrill, now I actually have to be a good, stealthy soldier. But with stamina, I may as well just have shields again. Though I did like the shift in focus...

True communism is an ideal, that due to human nature, will never come to fruition. And that's what makes me sad.