Stryph

I think I was in one once. I of course was the only odd one out. But that was when you could stack fulcrum and what not so indefinitely to make your entire team invincible! Good times XD

Mine is computer problems. It's not related specifically to CoX but it was the only game that would crash every single time despite the experiments I would run. TF2, Crysis, Bad Company 2, etcetera; all games that would crash as well but be completely random. Take TF2 for example, for five hours it would run perfectly and then the next day my computer would have a crash fit for thirty minutes strait. It's done this also without playing any games but merely browsing.

I assume it's the CPU/Socket, there may have been a spark that killed the chip causing it freak out during certain usage periods. I think maybe it's the hyperthreading since one core is always hotter than the other. Needless to say either through Going Rogue or some recent patch within the past two years, CoX has gotten an update that helps alleviate my problems. My computer still crashes but I can play hours on end now without it happening, so it could of been a memory issue as well.


EDIT: On a different note, I did manage to catch Labal on last night. Theresa, his daughter, is around but she's playing alts. :P

I've been M.I.A. for two years so I'm not new either :P

Unless if you're trying to be a writer, spelling has next to nothing to do with other tasks requiring physical effort. There's a place for it but as a whole, it's just like table manners; people being picky just so they can feel better about themselves.

Einstein failed English, yet we know him as a brilliant mind. It just goes to show, you can be intellectual and yet still have faults that would label you as "improper" within a society.

I do agree with this. Society has put a nasty little expectancy on how people should spell, and I find it redundant. If you can understand the person but they spell an incorrect work... it doesn't make them any less smarter.

RIH Grammar Nazis.

You m'lady maybe lacking the hotfix that was more Nvidia's fault than Vista. I don't have a link but I'm sure someone in the tech section can help you, it's on Microsoft's site.


Now I upgraded to Vista last year about this time and for the most part, seems pretty stable with CoX if you take the necessary precautions when building the machine to ensure proper support of the OS entirely. Over all if it weren't for the crashes I have, it wouldn't be so bad. There's some tips and tricks they can teach you in the tech section... though with the new layout finding this section is a bit of a change. They're rather helpful.

There was a time during Beta that the name choosing process was a little wack so maybe those friends of yours managed to try to create a character at the wrong time. Can't be sure.