Druckles
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Stewie, so a student whose parents won't buy him the latest, shiniest, most powerful graphics card wants to play Half-Life 2. Why should he suffer?
It's the land of the free. He should get a job and buy "the latest, shiniest, most powerful" graphics card.
I have no problem with what Stewie said, I agree with him entirely, and yet I am the exact person you have described.
My parents have never bought me anything bigger than a PC game. Never had a console in my life, and the only way I ended up with my own computer was working for it. I started out with a 5-10 year old machine I got from an old friend of the family. I then worked for my parents for like 10 weeks full time during the Summer until I could afford to build my own machine.
Et voila! Here I am!
Just because a parent won't buy a kid the latest hardware does not make them under privileged, it makes them "not-spoilt". If they want the latest, they have to buy it for themselves.
The first time Half-Life 2 came out, I had to play it with full stutter. I could barely understand what anyone was saying. The game just about ran on the lowest settings, but the sound was all over the place.
Was funny to watch though
Wow, did Shasta just re-register under Stewies name?
First off, congratulations begin a complete dick **** there, stew. Sure, having an old rig shouldn't be able to play with the bells and whistles, but you gotta flame them? I guess so, gotta be an elitist. A simple "Nope, if you don't have good enough cards for these games, they are going to look shit." Gotta insult them! Hurray for E-thugs!
And anyone who doesn't have the latest have to at least realise that they need the latest hardware to make it run properly, rather than bitching on here that it's not working.