GG_Crew

GG_Crew

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I am unable to login to my online multiplayer account for Demigod, meaning I could not unlock Demon Assassin or Oculus the official way. (They normally unlock after starting an online match.) I was able to edit the Windows Registry to unlock the characters. There were two major steps: create the Registry key add the 10 "DWORD" values The full Registry key: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Stardock\ImpulseReactor\Demigod\DLC

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Given the choice, I'd rather support Stardock. For a good while, Steam was the ONLY digital distribution service I would use. But then I started reading these forums and learning more about the little Michigan company. It became obvious that Stardock treated its customers as people, not ATM's. (I don't know of any other software company that stands behind its product so much that they are willing to offer a money-back guarantee!) On the retail side of the world

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I've only set up one "LAN-only" website: a private discussion site for some of my coworkers which ran off my work computer. I've found W3schools.com to be a decent reference for learning basic HTML. Part of the challenge for people learning HTML is choosing/configuring a webserver. While it is possible to run a website entirely off your computer using a slew of hard-coded "FILE://" links, its not a good way to go. For Windows, the easiest webserve

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Doesn't using HTTPS alleviate much of these concerns? While the snooping systems might know where you are going (ie Facebook, Twitter, Battle.Net), the encrypted connection should prevent them from reading any of your personal data in a timely manner . You can either enable HTTPS within Facebook by changing a setting in your user profile, or by manually adding the "S" to the address bar yourself.

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[quote who="Savyg" comment="10"] Because Vista/7 and DX10+ cards make up a significant chunk of the market now, and it's only growing. [/quote] I thought I'd research this claim. As far as us gamers go, I feel the monthly Steam hardware survey is representative of current computer configurations. http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey Sure enough, right there in the middle of the top row are some numbers th

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I was looking into this the other day, with miserable results. Perhaps I expect too much from the Dodge ability? Anyhow, my build used the Demon Assassin. Picked up the Assassin's Footguards and leveled the Evasion branch of the skill tree. It didn't feel like I was avoiding any damage, but it might be because I'm not very good with the DA? Thanks for the info about the 40% cap on Dodge - didn't know about that.

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[quote who="Benjmn" comment="8"] Will there be multiplayer through Impulse for any of these games? I already own them, but have been unable get the multiplayer to work (at least for icewind dale, the only one we've tried) since upgrading to windows 7. [/quote] I doubt that any of the games will be updated with multiplayer through Impulse. Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale were originally released with TCP/IP networking, so you sho

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I'm using WinXP, and my Fences snapshots live here: C:\Documents and Settings\ >\Application Data\Stardock\Fences\Backups The location will be slightly different if you're on WinVista or Win7. The real challenge for most users is that the Application Data folder is hidden by default. You can either change the Windows Explorer settings to show hidden folders & files, or manually enter the path into the address bar. You can probabl

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Here are some of my favorite freebies: Gimp It's not the Photoshop replacement they want it to be, but it's got a lot more "oomph" than nearly every other free/cheap Paint program. Foxit Reader Lighter than Adobe's Acrobat Reader. I think the small banner ad in the Foxit Reader's upper

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Off topic: My first thought when reading the title of this post: "What will happen to Yorda?" But that's a different game... [e digicons]:blush:[/e]

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I played M.U.L.E. for many, many hours. And still love the intro music! Glad to see Archon on the initial list, although a little disappointed that the video was missing the ascending/descending notes before the theme hit it's stride. M.U.L.E. and Archon - two games from when Electronic Arts could do no wrong... :) The Command & Conquer install process was awesome: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cioyLQ2O6yc The intro for Another World had some incred

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[quote who="pacov" reply="3"] Log in to multiplayer and host a game. Select the Demon Assassin as your playable character. Then exit out of multiplayer Go back to single player mode and check. DA should be unlocked [/quote] These two steps worked for me! Eventually. :) The key step for me was logging into my online Demigod account and setting up a multiplayer internet game as the host. The Demon Assassin was selectable (and

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I have the same type of conflict when running both Fences and Deskscapes on 32-bit XP w/ SP3. The icons never stay faded out - they fade out then right back in with every mouse click. The fences do not show. I cannot move "fenced" icons as a group because there's no fence to click & drag.

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32-bit Operating Systems (which includes most OSX, 32-bit *nix, and most Windows) have a hard limitation of about 4GB of addressable memory space. Of the 4GB available to the OS, some of that memory is reserved for hardware communications, primarily the video card. If you want to actively use 4GB or more RAM, you'll need to upgrade to a 64-bit operating system. There's a 64-bit release of Windows XP (which I don't recommend due to limited drivers). Vista als

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I picked up an extra copy of Guild Wars: Prophecies at the local closeout store. I'll spring that on her in another couple of weeks, once NWN is further in the past. :) It's not that she's not exposed to games - quite the contrary! But if I were forced to get her a videogame for her birthday, I have no idea whether she'd a

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I can't predict which games my wife will play. Some folks would probably stop me right there: "You're wife plays games?!? Amazing!!!" Don't go too far, my friends - she's not what we'd call "a gamer". For the most part, she'll keep half an eye on what I'm playing. Every once in a while she'll actively pay attention, like during segments of F.E.A.R. and <a title="BioShock" href="http://w

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I suspect the issue is with the video card hardware and not a driver issue. You've already covered the basics: tried a reboot, then updated driver, then a Windows reinstall. The issue could from part of the GPU frying during your CoD session, or a GPU RAM chip frying. It could also be from a voltage-regulator (aka capacitor) that died, one that only kicks in during "heavy" GPU usage. It is entirely reasonable that the video card works with the defaul

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I found the fsbext program and used the following command to extract the Demigod music: fsbext -a R:\Games\Demigod\Sounds\Demigod_Streaming.fsb While lots of WAV files were extracted, none of them were playable. The suggested MusicPlayerEX error'd with an invalid format message, as does Windows Media Player and VLC. (And if VLC can't play it, I think it's a bad file - VLC seems to play everything!) I

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[quote who="ckessel" comment="1"] Anyone know what Impulse's download speed is? I could swear Brad had touted it as blazing fast due to it's being backed by a cloud of systems, but I've got FIOS with 25M/sec and I'm only seeing about 4.5M/sec on my Impulse download. [/quote] I just pulled down Red Faction: Guerrilla at 12M/sec. Makes that 7.73GB download a lot more bearable!

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