Recent content by Ahnteis

How much are you willing to spend? If you just want a "good enough" computer, a dell will be cheaper then building your own (unless you already own half the parts). If you want a GOOD computer, it'll be cheaper to build your own.

sourceforts. Fun, but you'll probably only enjoy it for a few weeks in it's current version. (Unless they've updated it since I last played.)

That would be the Nintendo back catalog.

See, if you buy a retail joystick, you often get better drivers that allow you to actually customize the input. You can try editting the hl2 .ini file and see if you can get it to work the way you want.

Message from Munro: Please don't post nonsense comments in threads. Repeat offences will result in your post count being reset.

Hit "J" to read the journal. Basically you left click an object to levitate it, then right click (and hold) to aim/charge your throw, then release to throw it.

You actually got permission? Or do you mean you are just going to start anyway? (CHOP. Cease and desisted!)

Cool but short. :) Good artist. The story was a bit ... kinda sort of there. But this short a mod, nothing will bother you for long. Definitely worth the DL

No. I know how my anti-virus program works and I know what I was downloading at the time. It's possible it was a false-positive, but it WAS the zombie downloads causing the alert.

Yes, there is one IN DEVELOPMENT. On a side note, I get a "warning, trojan detected" from my anti-virus every time I try to download the files. =( Apparently Zombie Panic wants to make my computer a zombie?

Good book. :P

I'll take "Because they are school projects" for 1,000 Bob.

The problem is some people are being used to having the "story" shoved down their throat by means of a movie separate from the game (commonly called a "cutscene"). When the story is right IN the game, they just can't seem to get it.

You don't have to update copyright. Copyright is automatic and free. You may be thinking of trademarks which must be registered.

There's no such thing as abandonware. It's a made-up term. Officially, corporations have copyright for a LONG time. Think like 100 years long. Unofficially, there's little chance you'll get in trouble for distributing a game that is so old it doesn't show up on shore shelves anywhere.