ooooh! so gotta get that and

Star Trek > Star Wars

SamSmith1996

*Chokes SamSmith1996 with the dark side of the Force for that insult*

older than all of you! muahahahah!SamSmith1996

[QUOTE="NiteX"]One trillion billion years old mah hahahahaha!Johnny_Rock

translation.... 13.

Probably the same case with you. The "mental" age is your best to a person's age, as I wrote in my last post.

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=25784464&page=14

after 232 post average age was 21,7 years I'm 27 so just above avarage on this forum

freakshowfreak

As the above links shows, this has been done before, but these threads are always interesting to read since you never know how old people really are (the "mental" age is your best bet, which is awfully low in some cases). I'm 22, by the way.

Two things:

This mod sounds really carebear, and I hate Star Trek. Star Wars was always easily on top. :p

Skullheart

I also think Star Wars is better than Star Trek (with Star Trek: Enterprise being the worst of all Star Trek TV series).'

We have the same opinion about Star Trek vs Star Wars and we also have the same graphics card, ATI Radeon X1950Pro 256 mb.

Those similarites are spooky!

[QUOTE="ArcticSnake"][QUOTE="Dracunos"]

[QUOTE="hackersupr"]I recently got this, the performance isnt what I was expecting, it can bog down to 25 fps outside and this is on an 8800GTS, I´ll have to look into the patches.hackersupr

Strange.. My experience with it is the same as HalfLife 2.. Can you run HL2?

Considering they are both the source engine, and came out at about the same time, so I doubt it's all that upgraded.. There's probably something else at play.

Yeah, the game! Remember that Vampire is one damn buggy game. Probably horridly utilized. I'm sure the unofficial fan patches would fix everything though.

I can run HL2 and other source based games perfectly, got a link to those fan patches?

I don't know. Ypu could check out http://www.planetvampire.com/.

Every Level of Clive Barkers Undying.Mlazaro

Yeah, I thought Undying was kind of scary as well. The Cemetery level especially.

I can think of alot of games with great voice acting, but the one that really stands out is Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines. Not only is the voice acting extremely good throughout the game from start to finish, but the dialogue is also excellent. And I can only immagine what the voice actors were thinking when they read some of those lines, the person doing Jeanette and Theresa for example... how she managed to pull that off so well is mind boggling.the_mad_madman

I totally agree with you! Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines has the best voice acting I've ever heard and the dialogue is also some of the best I've ever seen in a game.

I've been able to run Undying om my Windows XP before, but I haven't played it for a while now (perhaps 6 months-1 year ago, I don't know exactly) and when I tried to start it again I got the same thing. The launcher and logo appears, but then nothing. I tried selecting compatibility mode to Windows 98, but still nothing.

The weirdest thing is that I can run it on my family's old computer, an Pentium 2, with Windows 98, so I don't see what the problem is. The game just suddenly doesn't want to run on Windows XP, despite having done so in the past.

I don't have internet connection on the Pentium 2, so I can't download the texture patch to that computer. The file is to big to fit on a 3,5-inch disc and I don't know how to transfer the file from one computer to another with a cd-disc (I know it sounds dumb, but I really don't know). Could you please help me!