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oh my gosh that's soooo hilarious

have not seen him before, but he's awesome thanks for the find

are you kidding? you cant tell me you have not heard of it yet?? oh but its out already, yes

roger that!

nice thing Mr. Beaver what about the pics from the i35?

meanwhile i have to say i like fc2 mp better than codwaw (and cod4 aswell) dunno why many people say its crap on mp but i think its brilliant so i wont be purchasing codwaw

lol no comment its the cpu and the graphics card my guess!

is he running vista? well if he is then its vistas fault, i had the same problem using windows vista, playing the beta on xp now and runs fine no errors at all

first of all you should update your graphics drivers goto --> www.nvidia.com choose your model from the list and you'll automatically will get the newest driver listed but please dont download and install the newest graphics driver thats especially done for FC2, it is a) a beta driver and in my case made me having a black screen maybe you install Service Pack 3 for windows xp if you havent so far David

wtf no way dont tell me your listening to august burns red? no joke?? awesome come on lets go get some oh before i forget it lets go for a meeting and bring your guitar, base or just your vocals with you and cover some songs im playing guitar by the way

i dont get the beta key i registered with quite alot emails and countrys but still i dont get it.. i mean, i played World at War before but still want to have a go on the beta with you guys, so can anyone gimme a key?

hehe, what do you expect? im a bloody german, but you as an english guy?---

would you mind to afford a little better spelling?^^ well commander if your running vista you'll need 2 gig of ram minimum additional requirements: Pentium 4 : 3,2 ghz Pentium D : 2,66 ghz AMD Athlon 3500+ At least an 256 mb graphics card (nvidia 6800 or ati x1650) hope that you fulfill these specs

server works nice so far! get your machine running FC2 properly Beaver

at least there is honesty in him?

hey tassadus good to see you around busy man as i see, last chat is about half a year ago now^^ lol@your specs man: 2x 1 gb seagate, nice thing that

well the game is quite interesting, both mp and sp side nice gameplay in my opinion, its the first of the bia series im playing^^(i mean hells highway)

well i just purchased the new brothers in arms and are installing it right now

Battlefield Heroes Preview by Chris Faylor Feb 29, 2008 7:01am CST EA DICE's decision to release Battlefield Heroes as a free-to-play, web-based title has raised a lot of questions and concerns. How will the game-funding advertising be handled? Will the oft-dreaded micro-transactions be worth the dough? And most importantly, how will it play? Is this going to be a free game, or a game that's free? During a presentation last week, senior producer Ben Cousins took the opportunity to show off the latest build of the cartoony game, and answer some of these questions in the process. "[it's] probably the deepest Battlefield game we've ever created," boasted Cousins, before launching into a laundry list of notable features. Gameplay Tweaks and Changes In the effort to bring the franchise to a more casual audience, EA DICE has made numerous changes to the traditional Battlefield formula. The most obvious of these is the shift to a third-person perspective, which abandons the series' traditional first-person viewpoint. This was done due to DICE's belief that many casual gamers find themselves confused and disoriented by a first-person camera, unable to properly navigate their character around corners or remember if they are crouching. Apart from providing a better view of the player's character, the third-person camera doesn't change much, Cousins claims. Players sill move using the WSAD keys and aim with the mouse, allowing for similar core combat. Get the Flash Player to see this player. The next step in broadening the appeal of Battlefield Heroes was to simplify the user interface. A player's chosen abilities appear alongside the bottom of the screen, a move that places each icon right above the number key used to activate them. Health and experience information appear next to the character portrait in the upper left-hand corner. The mini-map, meanwhile, has been entirely removed. Defending the controversial choice, Cousins argued that the team had created a multiplayer mode that did not require an overall view of the battlefield. A mixture of Capture the Flag and Team Deathmatch, players will be hunting each other down while attempting to capture the flags scattered about the map. While the flags aren't needed for victory over the other team, each capture speeds up that team's respawn time. Other casual-friendly modifications include the absence of friendly fire and the removal of one-hit sniper and knife kills, which are said to make the game less frustrating and more entertaining. Matchmaking will be handled based on a player's skill level in an attempt to keep the frustration level low. Tanks and Planes Vehicles are now simpler and more fun to control, according to Cousins. The tank has been sped up in comparison to previous Battlefields, and now zips along at a good clip. To balance this shift, it is now less effective at taking down infantry. While a tank's shells are extremely harmful to other players, their arcing trajectory requires a bit of skill to nail a target. Further reducing the emphasis on armor, each class comes equipped with a sticky bomb that is extremely useful against tanks. However, getting close will be tricky, as running someone over in a vehicle qualifies as one of the few one-hit kills in the game. The propeller planes, meanwhile, are much more maneuverable. Taking a Battlefield 1942 exploit to an extreme, other players can now sit planted on the wings of planes, adding both extra firepower and a bit of character thanks to the game's emote system. Character Classes, Customization and Expression When it launches later this year, Battlefield Heroes will sport three character classes: the standard Soldier, the fast-moving Commando, and the heavily-armed Gunner. Instead of picking their faction at the beginning of each round, players will be forced to swear their allegiance to the National Army--a politically correct Axis team--or the Royal Army when registering their account. The conflict between the two has something to do with a dispute over the Olympics. Yes, really. The chosen faction ties into the overall meta-game, which is centered around territory acquisition. Though no details were provided during the presentation, it is presumed that conquest will be decided based on the number of victories each side accrues per map. Looking forward to this one!

finished and installing right now, please give us hamachi information mate:smile:

downloading right now

**** it thats bloody insane:biggrin:

Hey Tweak, i wish you a good start and much health for your new year of life!! Happy 32nd man