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Is this the beta for Rebellion? ME GUSTA TITAN

Holy Jesus-titty-fucking-Christ, those are sweet. They're gonna be priced at approximately the value of both your kidneys, but whatever.

Unfortunately it looks like Requiem requires Diplomacy and Entrenchment, but Distant Stars has a Sins-vanilla version! Only problem is it says it's compatible with v1.181, and I have v1.191; is this going to be an issue? It looks SICK! Thanks, 2ndLt.!

Awesome; I'll definitely want to play with you guys. I've had the game for quite a while, and only just recently started playing again. I went back to it after going through Mass Effect; wanted that space-adventure again. There are MODS?!?!?! AWESOME! I missed that whole side of the game. I'll have to check them out. Any recommendations? Are they separately launched, or do they "overwrite" the vanilla?

If I have the Impulse copy of the original, and don't have the expansions, can I still play other people (like you guys) even if they have the expansions?

The Mormont family seems pretty honest, despite their low station. Jeor is Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, and Jorah is Daenerys' bodyguard. Granted, Ser Jorah was exiled for slave trading, but it was in order to make money to supply his wife with the life she was accustomed to.

Yeah, definitely. It's spot on with Game of Thrones, and I hope they keep to Clash of Kings as well as they have.

I finished reading Clash of Kings just in time for Season 2 to start; Tyrion is the MAN!

Ah, yes. My mistake. I should know better, being a history major and WWII nut. Germany is the Fatherland. Thanks, Holland.

HAHAHAHAHA, this is amazing. For the Fatherland, Comrades!

Quite funny.

Thanks for the suggestion, Captain! I hadn't really thought of that, I kind of wanted to have the upgraded rig by the end of the summer and use it over the Fall semester, leaving it behind for the Spring. Waiting for the summer after studying abroad would make much more sense. I suppose we should shelf this conversation for a year. Thanks again for the great help, guys! *Salute*

I found this appropriate to add.

Monitor: Acer 20" 16:9 Widescreen. DVD Drive: Yes, it's a full drive. Case: Make is eMachines, I would presume it's a full sized case; Model number on the PC is eMachines W3623. PS: I think my power supply is the same one that came with my computer. Don't know how to look up what it is. Is that in the Device Manager or something? I would think that I can reuse the DVD drive, at the very least. The case is not superb, not a whole lot of ventilation. As I've said before, my mobo needs to be upgraded in order to get a new processor (which is the primary focus of my upgrade). Likewise, I think I'll have to get a more efficient power supply. As far as my monetary ability goes, I'd prefer to spend less than $500, but $600 is my absolute limit. I anticipate the mobo/processor being the most expensive part of this whole process.

Well, I've always been a desktop guy. Monitor upgrade potential, more fluid component upgrade system, etc. Also, as far as the studying abroad, I'll be bringing my netbook, but not planning on gaming at all until I get back home. Therefore, I want to get a beastly new computer for the fall semester, leave it at home for the spring one, and then binge next summer. My budget is/will be (by the end of the summer) anywhere up to $600. Any more and I'd eat into college/study abroad money.

No matter how much I save up, I'm also planning on studying abroad through my university next spring, so I'm appropriating lots of money toward that, as well as spending money for the summer and first semester next fall. Therefore, my budget is somewhat fixed, unfortunately. But depending on how much I have by the end of the summer, I might be able to shift more to the "PC Reconstruction Fund," lol.

Gotcha. Since I don't really keep up with such releases, could you let me know in this thread when this get's more interesting? I'm subscribed to it; it'll send me an email in the event of posting. Thanks!

I want to start over completely and build a new computer, saving whatever components and as much money as I can. I assume that my HDDs, disk drive and sound card can be reused, but I'll need a new mobo if I upgrade my processor and a new graphics card and more RAM are also desirable.

Hey, so if anyone could point me in the right direction, I'm thinking of upgrading. The computer I have currently is definitely in need of replacing, and I was wondering how I might build my own with a rather limited budget. My current build is: Windows 7 Home Premium 32-Bit Pentium IV 3.2GHz Single-core processor 2GB RAM NVidia GeForce 8400 GS Optiarc DVD RW AD-7203S ATA disk drive Turtle Beach Riviera PCI 5.1 Sound card 2 Internal HDDs; a 300GB and a 150GB one I have no clue what motherboard I am running, although I am certain that were I to upgrade my processor, I'd outstrip the mobo. I am also unaware of what power supply I have right now. Unfortunately, I have a really tight budget, approximately $500 at the most. Any help in boosting my potential is greatly appreciated. Thanks, guys!

This is so much better than anything here in the states.

I am ashamed to say that I watched the whole thing. Where did those 8.5 minutes GO??? He is either really messed up or has WAY too much free time. Damn.

...Mind fuck?!??? But yeah, I think they're in different modes.

Hellz yeah, hit that kill switch! Sick video, man.

Happy birthday, man! Hope it's a good one!

Holy shit. That's terrifying.