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Old 12-22-2004, 11:40 PM   Topic Starter
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Old 12-22-2004, 11:41 PM   #2
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Old 12-22-2004, 11:44 PM   #3
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I just play games on my PC. Never used any of the other systems.

But here's a great big fuck YOU to XBox and Microsuck in general for releasing Sith Lords on XBox in December and making those of us who play on PCs wait until fucking February to get it.



Sorry, Bill, you sick evil greedy bastard. I'm not going to drop $200 right before Christmas on a goddamn XBox just so I can play this game a couple of months early. Eat a dick.
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Old 12-22-2004, 11:46 PM   #4
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I just play games on my PC. Never used any of the other systems.

But here's a great big fuck YOU to XBox and Microsuck in general for releasing Sith Lords on XBox in December and making those of us who play on PCs wait until fucking February to get it.



Sorry, Bill, you sick evil greedy bastard. I'm not going to drop $200 right before Christmas on a goddamn XBox just so I can play this game a couple of months early. Eat a dick.
They did the same for the first KOTOR...I'm not sure if it's nefarious or they have to port it over to PC or something.
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Old 12-22-2004, 11:55 PM   #5
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I just play games on my PC. Never used any of the other systems.

But here's a great big fuck YOU to XBox and Microsuck in general for releasing Sith Lords on XBox in December and making those of us who play on PCs wait until fucking February to get it.



Sorry, Bill, you sick evil greedy bastard. I'm not going to drop $200 right before Christmas on a goddamn XBox just so I can play this game a couple of months early. Eat a dick.
I have always played most of my games on PC but I had to do something different. I am on the road for 3-4 straight weeks and thus have no chance to play my PC games anymore. Thus the need for a console game that doesn't blow up my inverter in my rig. I don't understand why MS delayed the release of the new game for the PC for so long but can understand your frustration.
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Old 12-23-2004, 12:02 AM   #6
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I have always played most of my games on PC but I had to do something different. I am on the road for 3-4 straight weeks and thus have no chance to play my PC games anymore. Thus the need for a console game that doesn't blow up my inverter in my rig. I don't understand why MS delayed the release of the new game for the PC for so long but can understand your frustration.
I understand perfectly - Bill and his Microsuck goons want me to buy a friggin XBox.

Or more to the point, they want parents of kids who want the game for Christmas to buy an XBox.

It's all marketing. And greed. And bullshit. Like Microsuck hasn't reamed the universe for enough cash.
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Old 12-23-2004, 12:51 AM   #7
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I understand perfectly - Bill and his Microsuck goons want me to buy a friggin XBox.

Or more to the point, they want parents of kids who want the game for Christmas to buy an XBox.

It's all marketing. And greed. And bullshit. Like Microsuck hasn't reamed the universe for enough cash.
Actually from a development standpoint, it is a lot easier to develop a game when the hardware is basically a known entity in the equation. It might be possible they are building the game for the Xbox, then go back and retouch the code to port it to the PC. Architectually the two are basically the same, however there are millions of different combinations of hardware items when your build a PC.

The QA cycle I'm sure has to account for this on the PC version whereas the Xbox does not. I could be completely wrong, and Microsoft could indeed have some marketing reason behind this, but I'm sure those with Xbox consoles are glad they don't have to wait for a PC version to become 100% stable when their version is ready to ship.
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Old 12-23-2004, 12:56 AM   #8
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Actually from a development standpoint, it is a lot easier to develop a game when the hardware is basically a known entity in the equation. It might be possible they are building the game for the Xbox, then go back and retouch the code to port it to the PC. Architectually the two are basically the same, however there are millions of different combinations of hardware items when your build a PC.

The QA cycle I'm sure has to account for this on the PC version whereas the Xbox does not. I could be completely wrong, and Microsoft could indeed have some marketing reason behind this, but I'm sure those with Xbox consoles are glad they don't have to wait for a PC version to become 100% stable when their version is ready to ship.
One advantage to waiting is that the PC version has more features (extra levels, quests, etc.) than the XBox version. This was true of the original KOTOR as well. The extra stuff eventually came to the XBox version as downloadable upgrades, but that took several months.

My neighbor has an XBox and is holding out for the PC version.

Still, I'd rather play the half-assed version on the PC now and get upgraded later. Oh well.

Clearly, patience isn't one of my (few) virtues....
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Old 12-23-2004, 12:22 AM   #9
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I just play games on my PC. Never used any of the other systems.

But here's a great big fuck YOU to XBox and Microsuck in general for releasing Sith Lords on XBox in December and making those of us who play on PCs wait until fucking February to get it.



Sorry, Bill, you sick evil greedy bastard. I'm not going to drop $200 right before Christmas on a goddamn XBox just so I can play this game a couple of months early. Eat a dick.
the game is farking awesome...I've been playing it for days....incredible
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the game is farking awesome...I've been playing it for days....incredible


Dude you're killing me here... I know it's under the tree...

No way will I get away with unwrapping it early.
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No way will I get away with unwrapping it early.
I can't even describe it...I'm not a fan of first person shooters, nor the more dungeon and dragon-y RPG (honestly, I rarely use my Xbox), but this is such a perfect combo of role playing/narrative and action that is not button-mashing-arcade style or ultra-complicated-button-combo-pressing...its wierd, but if feels like a movie...I'm always thinking about the story and the consequences of my actions and rarely about the actual fighting (which is cool once you have a lightsaber [which takes a long time to get])...you can't just wander around anywhere ala GTA, but I like the way it propels you forward (and the story never stops unfolding, nothing is obvious or simple)...I've never been able to play anything but sports because I don't have the patience, but this has sucked me into a black hole of addiction...some of the characters in this are infinetly cooler than anything in the last 2 Star Suck movies....and it is loooooooong...my machine says I've clocked 40 hrs and I think I'm only 3/4 done (IF that)...I didn't play the first one, but I already can't wait till the next (a little better graphics and it would be the perfect game, imho)

uh, yeah...it kicks ass
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I can't even describe it...I'm not a fan of first person shooters, nor the more dungeon and dragon-y RPG (honestly, I rarely use my Xbox), but this is such a perfect combo of role playing/narrative and action that is not button-mashing-arcade style or ultra-complicated-button-combo-pressing...its wierd, but if feels like a movie...I'm always thinking about the story and the consequences of my actions and rarely about the actual fighting (which is cool once you have a lightsaber [which takes a long time to get])...you can't just wander around anywhere ala GTA, but I like the way it propels you forward (and the story never stops unfolding, nothing is obvious or simple)...I've never been able to play anything but sports because I don't have the patience, but this has sucked me into a black hole of addiction...some of the characters in this are infinetly cooler than anything in the last 2 Star Suck movies....and it is loooooooong...my machine says I've clocked 40 hrs and I think I'm only 3/4 done (IF that)...I didn't play the first one, but I already can't wait till the next (a little better graphics and it would be the perfect game, imho)

uh, yeah...it kicks ass


Yep yep yep yep yep! All the stuff that made me LOVE the first one. If you didn't play the first one, you're going to want to swing back around and pick it up. Also, the new Lort of the Rings RPG is an idea spun off of KOTOR.

I love the game because of the story it tells... Grade A gameplaying.
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I just play games on my PC. Never used any of the other systems.

But here's a great big fuck YOU to XBox and Microsuck in general for releasing Sith Lords on XBox in December and making those of us who play on PCs wait until fucking February to get it.



Sorry, Bill, you sick evil greedy bastard. I'm not going to drop $200 right before Christmas on a goddamn XBox just so I can play this game a couple of months early. Eat a dick.


PC's are for work, fogey!

XBOX or die, d00dz!
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