Recently the comments section has started acting weird. Don't know if this was intentional but it's never happened before, and yet it's happening all the time now.

Anyway, I can be having a discussion in the comments section of a video or article, and at some point it stops loading new comments. So I refresh the page only for the comments to be jumbled up. The normal comments are fine, and in order, but any reply is completely out of place. It makes following conversations really hard to do, and it makes it seem like a comment was made in reply to another comment, when it was not.

I've tried changing the order from Oldest-Newest, but the problem remains.

And on a related note, I no longer receive any form on notifications as to when people reply to me or like my comments. This was a feature that made it easier to follow multiple conversations and to respond to people who may have joined the conversation after I've left. Why has thiis feature been removed?

In a nutshell, the comments section is becoming very hard to have a conversation or a discussion in. Why change something that wasn't broken? Nothing has been improved, but things have actually been broken.

I would LOVE that idea. I'm a big fans of inFAMOUS and a big fan of Lightning powers. Unfortunately there aren't any DC character with these powers that I'm interested in, or that I can relate to.

If they are thinking of doing this, they have my vote.

Play MK and turn the round timer off (I always turn it off). Then you can do more than bash someones head in.

I think the fighting genre is in need of more western fighting games. MK is the only one still around.

If it's really a lot of hassle, then I might as well not bother. Like I said it was inly so I could play on the PC's at uni, on a game I have on the PS3 (and know the buttons for), to save the having to get used to K/M and learn the controls.

Thanks anywa, though, much appreciated.

So it will work through USB, but I need to download drivers?? Which drivers and where can I find them?

I don't mind using the wire. The situation is there is a computer lab at university set aside for gaming, and since I'm more of a PS3 gamer, I'm not used to the controls and such. I have the same game for PS3 so thought it might be a good idea to use a PS3 pad instead.

They are using Windows XP. Which drivers would I have to use in order to set it up? Or would it be blocked since it's on network? If so then I guess I'll just have to get used to K/M.

A ps2 controller will if you get a usb converter for it.xmitchconnorx

Yeah I saw those and wondered "since the PS3 controllers are USB already, would it work?"

I set up my Mac Mini to run a SIXAXIS a while back. It can even recieve tilt controls if you want it to. I will take a look when I get home to see what the drivers were, but it was easy to set up and it works great.rragnaar

Thanks.