I don't think this is based on a movie, unless it's a real crappy B movie I haven't heard of.

You aren't confusing this with Eragon, are you?

It's a FPS. It's not like Oblivion at all.

Shelf date is Oct 25th, so it already coincides.

I find it amusing that their one interviewed "video game addict" admitted he was using drugs while playing. His problem didn't sound like video games at all, it sounded like he is easily addicted to anything. I could be lazy and get myself fired from work and stay home all day playing Guild Wars or some such, but in the end it's just me being a lazy fuck, not the game inducing this behavior. Our society needs to learn to take some damn responsibility for its actions, instead of always looking for something to blame.

...Mark Cuban plans on buying You-Tube then?

Gee, word the poll in such a way that you confuse the issue for people, what a scientifically accurate way of finding out what the people want.

Yes or No:
George Bush should withdraw troops from Iraq BECAUSE MAYBE YOU WILL BE AWARDED 1 BILLION DOLLARS SOMEDAY OR I MAY PUNCH YOU IN THE NUTS IF YOU SAY NO SO VOTE YES AMERICA!

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Also playing at 1920x1200.
Left the game with all defaults set except phgyscis, which I cranked to high. (I think most were set to high anyway...)
Runs smooth in SP and MP. Not a huge RTS person, but this game is a lot of fun. MP is great.

runiing on:
athlon X2 4200+, 2 gig Corsair XMS DDR, BFG 7800 GT, X-FI extreme music, 7200 RPM 320 gig Seagate SATA II, BFG PhysX.

Multiplayer crashes sometimes when someone with a lsow connection takes to long to load the map, but that's it so far.

Haha.

Our game was sent out to store shelves despite every reviewer hating it. Gamers made fun of it, and refused to buy it. But somebody, somewhere, bought a copy, so we are going to make: A SEQUEL!

It sucks that they are riding the popularity of the novels and the movies. The novels, at least, are much better than the crap game. I haven't seen the Day Watch movie yet, but Night Watch wasn't horrible. It wasn't great either, but it beats outs anything Uwe Bolle has produce din his lifetime.

Hmm, a game inspired by a Scandinavian prog metal band... something tells me this game is going to be very popular with a sizeable forum-dwelling population...

Not to mention the millions of fans they have worldwide or people who like Diablo style action RPGs.

This is actually my favorite band, so I have been following the games development since it was conceived. At first I thought "Oh God, not another Ed Hunter game" but now it seems like they have taken the concept and come up with a fairly cool game idea.

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Hahahahahahaha, it was a gift, fuckface.

Gee, I'm so glad I took the time to download this. It's pretty and pretty dull. I also fail to see it really taking advantage of my PhysX card. I think my processor could have handled the vehicle explosions just fine, since there is only ever a few vehicles on screen.

Oh well, at least I was watching Prison Break while it was downloading, so I don't feel like I lost an hour of my life to this crap game.

http://files.filefront.com/JointTaskForce+Demo/;5442716;;/fileinfo.html

I don't know why they don't put it up so you can find it, but I got to filefront through Worthplaying. Nice, since I subscribe to Filefront (only because it was free through a mag subscription), but they never put this stuff up so you can find it. Bastards.

Gee, 30% of Americans don't know what year the WTC and Pentagon attacks took place. Not really a big surprise, considering about 50% of Americans are bordline retarded.

It's actually quite amazing. If you look at the figures, it means that 20% of the borderline retards living here are actually smart enough to remember a historical event.

I can see the moral boosting commercials now:
AMERICA - Our retards are smarter than yours!

Even easier than replacing your RAM: Try defragging your HDDs and then redownload.

Professional - Adj - 1.
1. Of, relating to, engaged in, or suitable for a profession: lawyers, doctors, and other professional people.
2. Conforming to the standards of a profession: professional behavior.
2. Engaging in a given activity as a source of livelihood or as a career: a professional writer.
3. Performed by persons receiving pay: professional football.
4. Having or showing great skill; expert: a professional repair job.

Since Lucas wrote much of the dialogue (not all, he did have other screenwriters for the movies) for his movies, had millions of people watched his work, co-authored a series of books, and has made a gajillion dollars from it; I'd say he qualifies as a professional. Is he Shakespeare? No. But, the guy who painted my living room isn't Davinci either, and he's still a professional painter.

Anyway, the point is, they probably did have a professional writer come up with the dialogue for DMOMM. He probably just wasn't very good.

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Why does everyone assume hiring a professional writer would automatically make the dialogue better? Hercules and Xena had professional writers, Star Wars (ALL of them) had professional writers, shit, even the D&D movie had professional writers. Was the dialogue any better in any of those? HELL NO.

Edit:SOAB! I left out an S! Take away MY professional writer status!

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Welcome.

None, it's USB. Drivers for XP are included in the box.

WWW.windowsgaming.com - info and drivers

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By the way, Xathrus, I wouldn't have to explain how it was applicable if you knew anything about it. Thank you for trying to be an intellectual hero, though. Too bad you made yourself look ignorant in the process.

Thank you, Tumbler. According to basic physics, yes, the same thing would happen every time. According to more advanced physics - which yes, the card does use, as do the software physics now - the same thing will NEVER happen twice, because in real life, there are too many variables for that to occur in the exact same way twice, let alone numerous times. THink it's not used in games? Play HL2, shoot a brick, watch it move. Reload, shoot the same brick, watch it move differently, even though you tried to shoot it in the same spot.