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VALVe has shown him the dark ways of delay and hypebuilding.

Yes, you are lame. I haven't watched the HL2 movies, but I didn't think the Doom 3 ones were that great.

>Your mate lies to you, what will you do? >Kill him. >Tell him you know he's lying, and forgive him(what the HELL is wrong with you?).

VALVe tried to do something about the issues with lag, and I don't think they made it worse except for perhaps LAN parties and such, where there's not much of lag. I think they should've added an option for how far ahead the hitbox skeleton should be and how much it should lag behind, though. Or...

Heh, had to. Anyway, why would anyone need to know if their computer can play it? By the time you get any game or level all computer equipment is more likely to have gone down in prices rather than up.

From the "e-mail responses from VALVe" thread: My question to Gabe Newell: is Valve going to attend E3 2005? I know Valve is not on the list of exhibitors, however Valve could make a guest appearance at another company's booth? The reply: Yes. We'll be in the MS booth showing HL-2...

I did too, and learned to speak/read English from movies, but that doesn't mean you'd learn it better if you didn't spend the time with things that are made for the sake of education. It's just a matter of keeping a person's interest. We've thrown away a lot of time that past people used for...

Something abusive, preferrably related to sex. Try to make the cat hold up its left paw's middle claw, too.

Of course it helps in some section of our brain. But in what practical situation would we need it? "Bliss! I've learned how to game, I shall now become a doctor!" "... sir, what are you doing? Sir -- put down that scalpel, he's just got a tummyache!" Edit: Damn, forgot I was checking...

Fixed.

Who let him in again?

Speaking of that, I think the newspost should have had a mention of this text: "We were very carefull in trying to obtain permission from everyone to use their creations in this pack. It is possible that we were not able to contact some of the creators for this pack. We at PAF are commited to...

This can probably to a great deal be attributed to that playing a single player mod you've made yourself isn't very hot. That and 10 hours of gameplay might seem like too little to many, after having put so much time into making a mod.

That's what I thought at first, too. Then I thought "Oh, right. Morrowind."

Halo was fun, haven't played the second one. In the announcement of the X-box version, it was said that the lighting effects would look better than on PC. So it's no surprise they've added bloom effects(or HDR, but that just seems stupid to me).

Not necessarily. Looks great, except what others have already mentioned. I think modders seem to be too comfortable with using the default textures(or so they just haven't got them done yet, and the mappers wanted to get started).

Why has there been no mention of Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory? To me it seems like the X-box version of Half-Life 2 clearly has the worse graphics of the two. Oh, and... Some people like to play consoles, some like to play on a computer. I can browse the internet just fine with a 600 mhz...

They could at least try to make some fun traps and "traps" that are for your own use, activated by pushing a button(BANG, concrete rains down on the aliens). I guess that might appeal to those quick to teamkill, but I really don't think there are many of those playing the game.

So are you a complete asshat or an elitist? The Source-version for Alien Swarm seems nice, but I'm wondering if there really are any big benefits except larger public(that they'll make use of, anyway). I'm well aware that the final version probably will look very differently, but when it...

Why would they release photoshopped screenshots? It's not really amazing effects, they've got enough popularity already, and upon release practically every forum goer would shout out "laaaaaaaaame".