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Harry Bizzle wrote:
man-eater chimp wrote:Crusader Kings 2 looks amazing, anyone else thinking of getting it?

The RPS review, which you've probably all read.

That's peaked my interest.

Although it's making me think of going back to either Medieval 2 or Civ4.

Will pick it up in a sale, though.

I just got it on a whim, I won't be buying any food this week!

I started up the game at about half 11 last night, when I next looked at the time it was half 2. A good game methinks.

StayDead wrote:I showed your video to Dala Falsey and now I can't stop watching it.

If I have the time tonight Ill get the whole club or something.

This has definite machinima potential. CTs/Ts hit the town.

Ill see what I can do. The AI trainer is a bit sketchy.

Falsey wrote:Ill see what I can do. The AI trainer is a bit sketchy.

We could do multiplayer, each of us with a different skin.

Winckle wrote:
Falsey wrote:Ill see what I can do. The AI trainer is a bit sketchy.

We could do multiplayer, each of us with a different skin.

That's sort of what I meant, reminds me of Leet World:

That series was awesome, way better than RvB.

Yeah I could do that. But its dependant on all of you having the trainer running properly and ICE as well I believe, else the connection will fail as it consitency checks.

Is that the video you spent all that time making and uploading?

Trelliz wrote:
Winckle wrote:
Falsey wrote:Ill see what I can do. The AI trainer is a bit sketchy.

We could do multiplayer, each of us with a different skin.

That's sort of what I meant, reminds me of Leet World:

That series was awesome, way better than RvB.

Leet World is so good. :wub:

Mafro wrote:Is that the video you spent all that time making and uploading?

Quick question, is there a utility (preferably free) which'll allow me to keep track of processor temperature, processor frequency and usage from within a game?

MSI has a temp monitor but for the life of me I just cant remember the name.

Failing that, realtemp?

MSI afterburner?

Does the real temp thing allow me to monitor core usage and processor frequencies? Basically, I want to see if the dynamic overclocking, and deactivating of unused cores feature of my processor is working.

realtemp is massively configurable.

I used it to monitor individual core temps and usage when I was finding a stable overclock. Its also the most accurate monitor if you use Intel.

Cheers, I'll give it a bash.

Falsey wrote:realtemp is massively configurable.

I used it to monitor individual core temps and usage when I was finding a stable overclock. Its also the most accurate monitor if you use Intel.

Wow, falsey implying that people may use something other than Intel CPUs. What do you think I am, an onion eater?

Nothing wrong with a few onions as an occasional snack. Wash it down with some warm Coke and you're laughing.

I think I just vomited in my mouth

Hawken receives a cool $10 million in investment from same company that backs League of Legends:

http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/02/27/hawken-scoops-10-million-in-funding-from-league-of-legends-backers/

The promising multiplayer arena mech shooter, Hawken has just received quite a windfall in the form of $10 million of funding from Meteor Entertainment, a pretty massive investment for a debut game of a small studio. VentureBeat indicate that Meteor is backed by Benchmark Capital and FirstMark Capital, the same investors that funded Riot Games’ League of Legends.

LoL boasts one of the smartest free-to-play systems in the industry at the moment and Hawken devs, Adhesive Games, have already said that the mech shooter will get by on micro transactions that will “allow greater customization and more weapon variety.” Venture Beat are hoping that Hawken can capture massive audiences in the same way as League of Legends, despite the difference in genre.

“You can disrupt the business with a free-to-play title,” FirstMark Capital managing director told VentureBeat. “Gamers are willing to pay via virtual goods to do that. League of Legends is a fantastic title, but it is just one game and one genre that has blown up. We think it’s possible to produce very high quality games that have huge audiences that are willing to pay.”

“It’s a phenomenon akin to other incumbent areas like music, TV, film, and newspapers, where the internet is disrupting both business models and consumption patterns. We have seen it happen again and again. The internet levels the playing field,” he added.

Hawken’s chalked in for release on December 12, but there will be a few rounds of beta testing before then. You can sign up for a place in the beta and find out more about the game on the Hawken site.

Pounding dubsteb soundtrack? CHECK
Awesome title animations? CHECK
Hip hoppin beat droppin content? CHECK

Number 1 video on youtube confirmed.

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