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Azure_Zero 12.20.2014 10:57 | |
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Gotcha, busy weekend before Christmas and New Years. Hope to have some Devs do the New Year's Eve PFO marathon I'm trying to get going. |
Azure_Zero 12.20.2014 10:40 | |
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Alpha 16 is out, But Blog in not up yet. |
Azure_Zero 12.20.2014 09:09 | |
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Nice, I would like to know the detailed info & release notes asap |
Azure_Zero 12.18.2014 10:22 | |
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Servers back up (1:22 PM EST) |
Azure_Zero 12.18.2014 10:16 | |
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About two weeks til New Years Eve. So time to start the planning based on current count. I'll take a vote on where we start to be fair (these are the only options): Marchmont (Neutral Settlement, Centre Geo and player base wise) Rathglen (Neutral Settlement, closest of the votable near an Escalation people seem to want to farm) Emerald Lodge (South of Centre, but has good tower Count for those buying or making stuff there for the event) |
Azure_Zero 12.18.2014 09:49 | |
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Ok, Looks like the server is down now. (12:50 PM EST) They could be doing an update? |
Azure_Zero 12.17.2014 09:48 | |
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yes it is |
Azure_Zero 12.17.2014 08:26 | |
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So far we have about 5 known folks with interest for this event. I'm hoping we get more. |
Azure_Zero 12.17.2014 07:58 | |
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Kitsune Agreed, most of us here know how to build a PC. And driving down to assist would be really creepy. My upgrade advice fragments; Don't touch AMD CPUs, Intel is the way to go. If you need to save on some cash on a complete computer, -> go ONE CPU SOCKET behind the current (save between $600 to $1000) -> Check CPU (FSB, Cache sizes, thread count) and motherboard (FSB, drive transfer rates, DDR type and frequency) -> *Note you should check if CPU and motherboard are available before purchase. Graphics: Nvidia Geforce (200 series and up) PowerSupply: 600W or more. Ram: Corsair Ram packs (Twin or Quad pack if Double Data Rate, or Triple pack if Triple Channel, based on Motherboard) Hard Drives: Two Hard drives -> (one for OS and Programs, the second for holding Documents and other important files), -> For OS drive you can use a Hybrid Drive (Quicker OS loading, and cheaper than SSD). If you don't feel comfortable building the PC, there are sites on the web that have DIY kits (gives the parts, no assembly) or build a PC with the parts you selected (assembly included) |
Azure_Zero 12.16.2014 11:21 | |
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Jane Snow If you need an upgrade, Boxing day is a good day to do it. Two years ago I bought all my new computer parts on boxing day to build my, then new, PC. This could also be a great Adventure Time with Bonny Episode for it's viewers, And a good special or reboot episode of it. |