a PCI graphics card? how very... [i]last century.[/i]
pedxing
the way MOO3 did it was simulaneous fire, with reload/recharge time, damage, and maximum range that depended not only on weapon type but also on the size of the weapon mount. so when installing lasers, should they be light or maybe point defense mount, which take up less space, do less damage, have less range, but a faster recharge rate? or should a heavy or maybe spinal mount be used? slower recharge, much larger so fewer go on the ship, but able to hit from great range an
it wont effect me and my crappy laptop but for the benefit of these people i think u should make the fps variable like in many first person shooters *cough* halo *cough cough* that way i can get a non self combusting computer and mr i have an amazing gpu and cpu can have his/her 100 fps + if they rly think its necessary. it may be more work but u shouldnt hard c
Had to click the link and then copy and paste the rest. i've seen that with a lot of links on this forum... weird.
will we get email notification or something, when our boxes ship? getting a tracking number too would be huge, but i'd happily settle for just an email letting me know when to start waiting more eagerly...
i ordered the CD version from the Stardock site... it's a no-show on my doorstep yet, but i'm content to wait while the first round of bugs are flushed out and fixed. i just wish i could find a way on the site to track my order! is there one?
@Tilarium: the problem (with the install) is most likely that it's a laptop. the Go5600 is a mobile (aka laptop) part, and the mobile drivers are different from the desktop drivers, which are probably what you've been trying to install. "The NVIDIA setup program could not locate any drivers that are compatible with your current hardware. Setup will