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How do you spot a vegetarian at a party?

Don't worry, they'll let you know.

Not Tyson wrote:How do you spot a vegetarian at a party?

Don't worry, they'll let you know.

They're usually being drowned out by the Apple fanboi.

Actually, I do give a couple of fucks about soccer. I've been playing New Star Soccer of late, which is a cool game.

I finally decided to use a mod that "boosts" colour in SKYRIM.

Holy fucking suck my mother's tits, it's like a completely different game. It's even more stunning.

I've been playing Fallout 3 and holy fuck do I hate radscorpions.

UndKeineZwEier wrote:I've been playing Fallout 3 and holy fuck do I hate radscorpions.

Any chance of me being able to run that on my Windows 7 laptop? Weird question, I know, but every time I go to buy it on Steam it says I'll have issues.

The Boss wrote:

UndKeineZwEier wrote:I've been playing Fallout 3 and holy fuck do I hate radscorpions.

Any chance of me being able to run that on my Windows 7 laptop? Weird question, I know, but every time I go to buy it on Steam it says I'll have issues.

It'll run just fine on WIndows 7. It all depends on the hardware your laptops has - many have a second rate graphics card which is the usual bottleneck.

hellboy wrote:

The Boss wrote:

UndKeineZwEier wrote:I've been playing Fallout 3 and holy fuck do I hate radscorpions.

Any chance of me being able to run that on my Windows 7 laptop? Weird question, I know, but every time I go to buy it on Steam it says I'll have issues.

It'll run just fine on WIndows 7. It all depends on the hardware your laptops has - many have a second rate graphics card which is the usual bottleneck.

I've thrashed "NEW VEGAS" several times on this poor girl, and run "SKYRIM" on ultra. I'm sure it's OK.

My point was that the Steam store says I'll need to do something weird in order to be able to play the game in the first place. I'm literally too lazy to find out the details, and it's part of the reason why I'm asking you bros in the first place.

I think you'll be right. I don't remember having to do anything weird to get Fallout 3 to work.

Ah:

Notice: Fallout 3 is not optimized for Windows 7

I don't even know what that means. I'm seriously that dumb when it comes to computers.

The Boss wrote:Ah:

Notice: Fallout 3 is not optimized for Windows 7

I don't even know what that means. I'm seriously that dumb when it comes to computers.

Neither do I. I'm pretty sure I played it on Windows 7 and don't remember having any issues. I wouldn't worry about it - if New Vegas and Skyrim were fine then this will be too.

hellboy wrote:

The Boss wrote:Ah:

Notice: Fallout 3 is not optimized for Windows 7

I don't even know what that means. I'm seriously that dumb when it comes to computers.

Neither do I. I'm pretty sure I played it on Windows 7 and don't remember having any issues. I wouldn't worry about it - if New Vegas and Skyrim were fine then this will be too.

Thanks mate, I appreciate the input.

Unfortunately, it's fucking twenty dollars, so all this has been for naught. :/

Fallout 3 is on sale pretty frequently these days. Just wait for the next Steam sale.

hellboy wrote:Fallout 3 is on sale pretty frequently these days. Just wait for the next Steam sale.

Will do, cheers big fella.

There's an issue with quadcore processors that can cause the game to crash frequently, but it's a pretty easy fix.

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/s ... ?t=1328904

UndKeineZwEier wrote:There's an issue with quadcore processors that can cause the game to crash frequently, but it's a pretty easy fix.

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/s ... ?t=1328904

I've never understood that: Better processors will make old games either suck or not work. I get that it's a matter of architecture, but still . . .

Either way, thanks mate. Really appreciate that.

So, remember how I got that ps3 that "doesn't play games/dvds/etc?

It actually does work! I got soooo freaking lucky.

I'm currently playing Red Dead Redemption and Deadpool. Both are ridiculously fun.

Didn't you get Red Dead Redemption like two years ago?

More like 15 months ago.

Ravenpig wrote:Postby Ravenpig » Fri Feb 08, 2013 12:38 am
Ok, so I'm a TAD late to the party on this game, but the "game of the year" edition of Red Dead Redemption is the "final" version of it correct? I only made up my mind to buy it (I rarely, and I mean RARELY get games) a few months ago but I figured I'd wait til its last version. So, yea no?

I did but my brother's ps3 crapped out and I stopped like halfway thru. Giving it another go now.

And did you just seriously go back 15 months to find a post of mine? Sta-LK-er!

I didn't want to wait to hear your answer. It's not a big deal. I mean all I did was invent time travel and then went back one day at a time until I reached the day that you posted that, then I quoted it and brought it back to the future. Easy as pie.

"SKYRIM".

Not sure if I've already mentioned it, but I grabbed a little add-on in the Workshop the other day. It pumps up the colours so everything doesn't look so washed-out and dull.

I tell ya what, it's like playing a brand new game. I'm seeing things that I've never seen before.

I've also completely eliminated the use of fast-travel. Under no circumstances can it ever be used. That's also changed the game. Now, I leave every single question marker on and just do what is in my surrounding area. Once that's done or I get bored, I stride off into the distance to seek further adventure.

It's unbelievable how much life you can get from this game. As long as you have an at least six month break between characters, I'd argue that you could play it forever.

Might give Black Flag a go today.

Serious Sam 2 is the worst game I've ever played.