Memphis_Bill

Raising the same question over and over again does not necessarily "motivate the vendor" to do anything. Should I keep complaining to my bank and the ATM manufacturer that I can't play classic Battlezone on their ATM? It's likely possible - simple screen, it's got a computer built in, buttons that can take left and right (and fire) input, so why shouldn't they do it if I keep nagging them? The program itself is ancient, and probably wouldn't take more than a few kb of space.

So I should keep nagging them about this, right? Keeping the vendor motivated and all that?

I'm just posting to say I find this phrasing amusing.

Wireless B, G, and N speeds have no effect on a wired connection.

If the wired ports support higher speeds on the new router, his network card also supports the higher speeds, and you have good cable, then he may see higher speeds. Of course, pretty much ALL those speeds are higher than many Internet connections anyway.

And why are you going with a USB adaptor? >.< Regardless, if you're switching them all, sure, N router, N adaptor. Currently using a Netgear WNR834B v2 router myself (wired in, but it is a wireless router,) and I've had pretty good luck with Linksys prior to this (think I've set up more WRT54Gs at various peoples homes than is healthy.)

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You've done some of it (submit some for the various reviewers, too.) Now go play OTHERs arcs that are similar (hero/villain, similar enemies, etc.) and if they seem more than just slapped together, ask them to try yours out in the return comments. Don't mention how many stars you gave or anything, you don't want it to come off as "I x starred yours, you x star mine!" Just "I had my own twist on this, would you mind taking a look, arc ID..." at the end of your comments.

Then let me say the same.

Alternately, get together with some friends. Have THEM pick your AT and powersets. (You can do this "secret santa" style or have everyone vote on everyone else - AT first, then sets.) And you have to play that character.

Of course, they have to play THEIRS, too.

Yes, some friends of mine and I did this. Rather fun, though it's not on our main server, so we're not over there quite as much. The group's worked its way into the RPs as well. (I ended up nicely with a fire/kin Corruptor.)

It's not the program. It's some setting, or a driver or a bad install or something.

I've run COH on the Win7 beta, Win7 RC and release - Home Premium, 64 bit. It's not a case of "COH doesn't work on Win7." No special settings were needed in my case. (I'm not in compatibility mode or anything special. Just installed Win7, installed COH and ran with it.) Yes, if you go to the support site, you won't see Windows 7 (or Vista) on the system requirements - but ti works fine in general.

The OP is having some problem - given that all computers aren't the same, there's something specific there that needs to be figured out. *shrug* Make sure the firewall's not on, do a clean COH install, something.

Because you may not want to give them the feeling they WANT to hunt someone? Or, optionally, you may not want those that know about the command to know you're out there hunting them? I've used it for both.

That's *one* zone. And if you don't want to fight, that doesn't mean you don't want to, say, snag a temp power, or do anything else the zone offers.

You didn't think that one through.

I'll use "Hide" for the same reason I do NOT react to broadcasts of "Any (faction) in zone?" You want to know, I'm not giving you free info. Come in and find out. Frankly, I find PVP MORE enjoyable without that advance info. Even missions - you don't know *ahead* of time that the person who's just changed a buff is a friend or foe, just because you suddenly have -X% or +X% of a buff, unless you know what the values were beforehand - did they just help or hurt you?

It does work fully, with an option for people who don't want to be bothered to not be shown by it. If you're going to use this for an argument, you should be arguing to get rid of the team search entirely as well, as /hide affects that, too - among other things such as SG lists, depending on the options you choose.

It does work fully - as does the option players have to not be shown on it.
Before PVP, yes. Before hide, I don't believe so. If so, it's both pre-issue-3, as I've used both pretty much since joining the game.

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Also, how would it list those on a mission, as those people are in an instance - IOW, a different "zone?" /Whoall doesn't work that way.

Oy, don't get me started on terrain. It's one of the reasons I ... don't think I've fired Guild Wars up more than twice this year. (if I've hit an hour of playtime on that this year, I'd be surprised.)

"Yes, you're powerful, dangerous, and skilled. You're also defeated by any rise higher than two inches in the land. Hope everyone's mowed their lawns."

It doesn't work any better the other way around, either.

Oh? really? I think some of the D3 Tankfenders I've known would argue that. And the toggle-pulling defenders/controllers. And...

Seriously, "Need tank and healer" (as I'm assuming that's what you *really* mean by "Defender") is so... "some other MMO." And so unneeded in this game, outside of "So I joined a PUG. I knew it was going to be bad when..." stories. What I generally see is "Group takes a spawn or two to work out mechanics, then either rolls or falls apart."

Note the initial instructions (following the link) are what I did. I had a new hard drive (one I initially t hought was going bad and replaced, until I noticed what I was actually reading in the system logs.) One partition, formatted. Dropped that in so there was no OS on the machine at all. Ran the upgrade, registered, done.

What I found interesting is that it never asked me for the old OS key. I had it handy, but never needed it. Never needed to have anything to do with XP during the install at all.

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Not exactly.

While the specific forms add even more powers, it's true, the basic powers list on a Kheldian, for both primary and secondary, is longer than for any standard AT.

Standard AT, no pools - 18 powers.
Kheldian powerset - 14 in primary, 12 in secondary, 26 total. (24 if you ignore the form toggle of Nova or Dwarf, just wanting to consider human-form powers.) If you want to stretch it further, by default they get half a power pool as well (TP/Recall for a Warshade, Hover/Fly for a PB.) So, 28. Not counting the powers in Dwarf/Nova.

My mid-20 to early-30s characters who are teaming with friends who decide to do the RWZ missions disagree. Especially when I don't have to switch sides, just zones, to team with them.