Supreme Commander looks, plays and feels like Total Annihilation, a game thats 10 years old!

You must be on crack or something.

TA:
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/totalannihilation/images.html?om_act=convert&om_clk=tabs&tag=tabs;images

SC:
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/supremecommander/images.html?om_act=convert&om_clk=tabs&tag=tabs;images

To me they don't look the same.

This comment was edited on Apr 2, 13:22.

Other games has bugs too much worse than this one and they don't have daily patches either. Have you ever heard of a game called Battlefield?
period

Further proof you can't please everyone, all the time.

No i think you got it wrong. I was just saying they should do it that way i was not complaining.

I don't know but in the past week every single day the news starts out with C&C3 patch.

Maybe they should just wait a few days and release 1 major patch instead of releasing small patches every second day.

Is *this* the patch that makes the game fun?

Yes

It's to fix the spelling mistakes.

retarded anti-corporate-just-because commie cunt

ROFL !

Well i will just wait a few days until all this patching shit clears up and get the patch than.

Can anyone patch the game ?
I bought the game via EA link and it says the game autopatch itself or something but it is not doing it. There is no download link for the patch. I dunno WTF. I don't want to get into the game too far and then start all over. It happened already with STALKER and Supreme Commander.

Maybe the game is radioactive that's why you guys get sick, when playing it.

I wonder what demo did you friend run when there is no demo.

Well, I haven't heard any other complaints, so I guess it's just me, but I tried playing it for about 30 minutes, and got a really nasty headache + nausea. Something about the movement animation I think. It's pretty odd, I almost never get that from a game, or very mild at worst. This one is horrible.

ROFL Maybe you should consider quit playing games all together

This comment was edited on Mar 20, 19:39.

Im using XP pro with nvidia 100.97 drivers on a 8800GTS card
every slider maxed even have full asio and antila turned up to 16Q, no slowdowns or glitches so far so good.

How the hell do you use those drivers in XP the 100 series drivers are Vista ones not XP

Guild Wars is one of them. by the way is this Shadowrun game any good? The things i have heard about it is it's just another piece of crap console game anyways.

In that case why would anyone pay to play this game online against console kidos?

I too like the USB key idea. My only problem with it is that while most computers from the last x years have USB ports, not all have them conveniently at the front or top of the case. And honestly, who here enjoys crawling under the desk to attach something to their desktop ?

These days we have keyboards with USB ports on them as well as cords that you attach to the back of your PC and it brings the USB port onto your desk. THey cost like 10 bucks or something.

I mean sure it's an extra hub or whatever you have to get but to me it make sense, and it seems like the best way to go. I buy a lot of games from DirecToDrive, fileplanet's download service and it is a pain in the ass to get the game reactivated every time i reinstall it.

This comment was edited on Mar 5, 12:44.

To be released on a disc eh ? I have a feeling they are going to then call that a expansion and charge 20$ for it ^^

They might going to charge for the expansion pack but i am sure they will make the patch available for download for free for peeps that already purchased the game.

I wonder why game publishers just don't use a better serial key system. One of my coworkers DJ's part time and he says that the software he uses is impossible to crack because of how complex the serial number / activation key is. Apparently it's based on your specific PC configuration when you purchase the key.

I wonder why don't they just use the hardware key option like all the professional software does like CAD/CAM softwares. I don't think that would add so much to the overall cost of the games, since USB keys are so damn cheap these days.

Ones you buy the game you register your USB key and it is yours, if you sell the game all they have to do is just change the registration on that specific hardware key and you are all set. As long as software key exist there will always be piracy, because they are easy to crack. The more expensive the software is the bigger the possibility it will be cracked.

Also if you have a USB key you can install the game onto as many computer as you want no more reactivation hassle and such but use the one computer with the hardware key plugged into it. To me that would be the most convenient and safe way to go.

This comment was edited on Mar 5, 10:04.

Once DirectX 10 is out, of course...

Nvidia's Cascade tech demo is out and it is DX10. That is the first DX10 app. For the DX10 games we have to wait a bit longer, but they are on the way.

I have heard the DX10 patch for Supreme Commander is going to be huge, they might release it on a disc.

Well let's not forget this is an EA product so of course they will not support Vista since they are the biggest pricks of the industry.

The game actually works with Vista (for me anyways)

"Hope there will be an Xbox Live demo soon since that will be the platform I'll play this on."

Ya you will get the Xbox demo like Pc gamers got the GRAW2 demo.