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Quote:Agreed. The "ghost toon" issue is aggravting.When will my deleted toons actually be deleted and my transferred toons actually be transferred and my redeemed slots actually be redeemable? I'd like to make new toons on my home server. Thanks. :/
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I have two of these, also. Both toons were deleted several days ago in prep for this expansion. At this point, I have two "ghost" toons. When I try to select one of them I get a "database problem" error.
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To those above: if you think scrappers are better than stalkers, you aren't playing your stalker right. They are used in entirely different ways. The stalker isn't meant to stand in the crowd and take it. Learn to kite and use guerrilla tactics. Think of how you can tear a group apart instead of how to take all the targets down. Your method is to cause chaos and diffuse a crowd's abilities by spreading them around. Its why you can take an alpha but not much more. Duck in, duck out.
I normally hold off on placate and add an extra normal attack if I'm non-pvp. Placate is just gravy at lower levels and honestly isn't needed until the 20's in pve. If you want to add another attack or secondary power, there is no need for a travel power until your jetpack\zero-g dies. Do those bank missions and you are fine.
Ninjitsu is over rated.
Dark Melee is a great set once you learn its particular dynamic.
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I think I speak for all of us when I say "WHAT EXACTLY IS HAPPENING."
You've been asked for clarification a couple of times now, and have yet to get a response as to what exactly your issue is.
So far, we know that you had a slow download of the sound.pigg file. What is your connection speed? Are you aware that the sound.pigg file ALONE is more than 300mb in size and is the largest file in the install? You do understand that CoX has absolutely no control over your connection speed or the connection speeds of the internet between you and the download server?
It is all well and good that you want to rant and vent, but we honestly cannot help you if you can't provide basic info such as what exactly your problem is. -
Wow, after several years of having and bugging the keyboard problems, finally to have someone else speak up!
While technically, it is a stuck control key... This issue has followed me across three different keyboards across two different brands. It also happens ONLY in CoX. I am a heavy gamer, and the only game that ever triggers any keyboard issues is CoX.
IOW, it isn't your fault, and it isn't the keyboard.
The causes I have found:
running Window mode, click off of CoX and work with a different program (doesn't matter if it is already running or if you start it now). Worst seems to be a browser - chrome, FF, and IE8 seem to all do it more than any other application I have tried to run. I click in and out of Windows Media Player constantly while in game and rarely have the issue, but I pop a browser and there we go.
The fixes I have to use:
1. Left Click on your CoX window to bring focus back. Then left click again on an empty part of the CoX window (dead center works).
2. If that doesn't work, Left Click to bring back focus, then right click in an empty spot on your CoX screen.
3. If that doesn't work, left click to focus CoX, then hit your LEFT control button.
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Alright, I figured it out.
I do not use the default chat window setup.
I click the little down arrow that hides it, then I open a fresh one with the number 1. I create all my tabs, and leave only that window open. When I pop open the default chat window, the bug does not happen. When I use my custom tabs window, the bug happens. -
This is a bug. It is doing it no matter where the character I am talking to is, or where I am.
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What I meant was that the issue is confirmed to effect other players. The toon in question on my account is a brand new demon summoning MM with thermal secondary on Liberty. Other than being brand new, I don't know of any differences from my other toons, and she is even a recreation of what I had on teset (where she did not have this bug).
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Quote:I have never hidden any of my toons in any way. Bit I know about that bug and tried the old fix. No luck. This one is different.There's an ancient bug with the hide settings that basically means that the Hide-from-tells setting is semi-persistent.
If you are logged in on a character A that is hidden to tells, and then switch over to a character B that is not, then character B will also be hidden to tells. If you type /hide it will still show character B as not being hidden to tells, but it will actually be hidden. To get out of this situation, hide character B from tells, and then unhide it again.
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Private Tells on some toons (confirmed by several others) respond with "AUTO REPLY [chat hidden]" to anyone that sends a tell to that toon while that toon is not hiding in any way.
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Quote:This does sound like a driver issue, but more along the lines of a need to do a Driver Sweeper run and re-install.I was under the impression that Windows 7 would find and install its own, but I can't be sure it even recognises them. It did the same thing with my sound card, recognising it as a generic D3D Sound Device, when in fact it is the crappy PCI-Express X-Fi Xtreme Audio card from creative. Could somehow missing drivers be causing a performance hit? Is there any way to track down what I have in the box if my operating system won't recognise it? I mean, I could hunt down the receipt, I believe, but I didn't exactly put this machine together, myself, so I don't know much about it.
Win7 *does* install generic drivers for all the components it can see. It does this very well. I doubt that the drivers for the actual chipset on your mobo are the problem. Years ago there was an issue with addressing of individual mobo chips, but that has largely been eradicated due to standardization. Loading specific mobo chipset drivers is more a matter of enabling features at this point, not making it function on a basic level.
Creative has no official drivers pushed by the Win7 install, so it coming up as an unknown or generic sound card before loading Creative's official driver is absolutely normal.
I would recommend the Driver Sweeper mantra:
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I play mostly red side. Drop a team message into Sisters or LB and I can normally bring my wife and I if we aren't already doing something.
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If the NPCs were ever to actually be voiced, I wouldn't care who did what as long as some of the female characters were voiced by Jennifer Hale.
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Running fine -> SATA-II 1TB drive
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Be aware that the new 9.12 Catalyst drivers break CoX for some Radeon cards. The release notes say this is a known issue, but does not name which cards are broken.
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Quote:I play only female toons, with all sorts of different weapons. And I've been using NR a lot lately. I haven't seen any problems. Could you be more specific about the clipping issues?
Several of the longer, helmet-head style female hairdos, mostly. The costume issue that is most noticeable is the twisted textures. The jumping crotch issue is the one that makes me cringe the most. -
Ninja run has many issues with the female forms. The most obvious are that costumes clip, and the texture specifically on the left side is stretch in odd ways. The worst is that female forms have what looks like... ehem... "junk" when using the ninja run jump animation.
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Quote:The jump from 70fps to 90fps is noticeable. The human eye tops out at around 120fps, and while we can't actually see anything better, we do process the smoothness that a higher fps than 120 gives you. 60fps is the industry standard for reducing headaches and vertigo in people that are susceptible to video game induced motion sickness. While CoX may see a minor performance increase from multi-GPU setups, it is still a 5 year old game, and there is only so much raw power that can help. I would be very very surprised if a multi-GPU setup would give more than a 5% increase in CoX from just a single modern GPU card.The performance benchmarks that Tom's Hardware does shows that dual GPUs always give a significant increase in performance, especially at higher resolutions (and multiple screens). Now, they don't test CoH, but I imagine one of the ten games they benchmark is similar to CoH. Now it might not matter in the sense that it might be a difference of 90 fps v. 70 fps which is beyond one's capability to see a difference.
Not having liquid cooling is not an option for these sites. It seems right now I'm ordering a Cadillac and I don't think I can ask for one without a radio.
Keep in mind that while LCDs have a max refresh rate of 60Hz, it works very differently than a CRT where 60Hz would KILL you to look at. 60Hz on a CRT means a max of 60fps. This is not true on an LCD.
Watercooling is neat to look at, but pretty well a useless thing for anyone not overclocking. Even overclocking, modern chips really don't need that kind of cooling unless you are an *extreme* overclocker. Add in the possibility of catastrophic damage if it gets damaged, and it just doesn't seem worth it to me. But if it is a requirement from the site you oder from... <shrug> -
If you don't know what FUD means, that sounds more belligerent than it was meant to sound.
Fear
Uncertainty
Doubt
FUD. Just means "dooooooooooooom!" with fewer O's. -
To clarify, when they say "full license" in the EULA, they mean a fully licensed operating system, not a full install disk. When discussing the EULA, you must remember that the license and the media it applies to are not actually the same thing.
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If that is the case, it is something specific with either those physical OEM XP disks, or a hardware issue that would be causing the problem. There is absolutely no physical difference between a full version XP disk and an OEM XP disk. The only difference is the level of support directly from MS due to the licensing difference.
Also, you can certainly use an XP upgrade as your license for the Windows 7 license. Microsoft is not distinguishing between the installs, only that the license to use the old OS is valid. -
It occurs to me that this may a simple case of you not quite understanding what you are reading.
Windows XP --> Windows 7 is a valid upgrade. It is supported by Microsoft.
However, the upgrade process moving from XP to 7 must be done using the Custom install option. The operating systems are so different that Windows 7 will not actually upgrade XP, it will replace it.
So, XP to 7 is allowed, legal, and can be started using the upgrade disk.
Actual upgrade process gives you a clean Windows 7 drive because XP cannot be directly upgraded to Windows 7.
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Quote:Are you going to post this FUD everywhere?FYI about using an Upgrade Win 7 version with XP:
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Windows/Mic...670729/?kc=rss
From your own article:
Quote:Microsoft, of course, would like the community to follow its EULA (End User License Agreement), which stipulates that in order to upgrade a user must already have a "qualifying full license" attached to a previous version of Windows. -
Quote:From your article:http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Windows/Mic...670729/?kc=rss
http://cnettv.cnet.com/upgrade-windows-xp-to-windows-7/
Both say it is not supported or allowed according to Microsoft. Just because you can do it your way does not mean legal.
Quote:Microsoft, of course, would like the community to follow its EULA (End User License Agreement), which stipulates that in order to upgrade a user must already have a "qualifying full license" attached to a previous version of Windows.
Quote:As long as you have a valid previous OS key, the method I posted, and the method being used by the others in thread are completely legal.