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is he having a hard time breathing?

stupid lag

Damnit, I think I got disconnected

That's the point I ran out of tape. Then when I tried to rewind my tape to record over the beginning, the battery died. Try holding a cammera over your head for an hour and see how steady you can hold it. Trust me, it's alot of fun. *snickers*

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A little over 200MB

It is being sent to mirrors.

lol, ur right... I almost never notice. MS Word has spoiled me with its autocorrect.

That's a better pic than I have in my video however it isn't that great either. Seeing them in person is another story and considering the lighting of the room, it would be difficult to find a decent picture.

Maybe now that my originial post has been buchered. Originally, it had very relivant HL2 stuff.

Don't get your hopes up. I spent 90% of my tape on the presentation and the women did all the cool stuff after it was over. You get to glance at them for a few frames but nothing more.

I really don't want to say but I bet you could figure it out if u glance at the orginial post agian.

Im at work now capturing the video... I should have it ready in a couple hours. I also think I got in trouble for posting what I did. Im sorry, I don't know the rules of quoting ppl as well as I should.

Yeah, there were a couple asian looking guys with some very fancy tripods going around and taking picutres of everything. I guess they were from this site.

After I edit it and post it on the net later today. I should get some rest in the mean time.

oops, I forgot, my 'buddy' is talking about the price on the tape

If they are charging ppl a subscription then the bandwith costs are supplimented by the fees imposed on the players. Even if a player chooses not to subscribe, the estimated 2GB download would cost $4 in todays bandwith markets. That is alot less than the, agian estimated $50 that they will...

Gabe mentioned that they used the money that they made from HL1 and some money they had 'laying around' to make what they have now. I would assume that they could afford their own content servers at colocation facilities if they wanted to. BTW, Everyone I talked to was very agianst Steam.

And my 'buddy' from Dreamworks posted on shacknews here: http://www.shacknews.com/ja.zz?id=8588851 His story is similar to mine but highlights some things I overlooked.

yep