I am starting to incorporate tea into my otherwise coffee saturated day, and I was wondering if anyone had any advice (as I write this, the concept of "tea advice" seems silly) on brands or preparation, or both. Thanks!
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If you are so inclined, share the name of the business. It would be a shame is anyone who frequents the boards accidentally wasted their money at this place.
My wife finally killed her computer, and I am in the process of looking for a new one. I have it down to two and need a little help with the graphics card selection.
Can anyone tell me which of the following two is better and why?
nVidia GeForce GTS 240 1024MB GDDR3 (with the Dell system) 1GB ATI Radeon HD 4850 HP (with the HP system)
Also, I am aware of the benefits of building my own system and am not interested in doing so - just wanted to toss that out there to disuade anyone from ranting about buying from HP or Dell; both of whom I have had positive and negative experiences with before. So thanks in advance for keeping it on topic.
So I beat it this morning, and I am really excited at the prospect of making my first hardcore character. I was wondering if anyone has any advice about how to play a druid as hardcore as far as build and gear goes.
Agreed! Tristram, for me anyhow, is the perfect Dungeons and Dragons (2nd Edition) town. When I first encountered it I thought that it was something special, and I am glad to that Tristram holds a special place in other people's hearts as well. Excellent post!
I realize it takes a while to make an epic game, I just hope that I will still be interested/will have the time to spare for playing until it comes out because I am at the point when you have to start making some serious real life decisions. Probably 50% of D3 players will have never played D2 and 90% will have never played D1 because people move on from video games in 15 years time that it takes Blizzard to release the second sequel.
::I got to the end of writing this the first time and thought I would try iespell add-on, which promptly erased my post ... good stuff.::
Pryda raises an interesting, and somewhat painful point. It is likely that Blizzard is not concerned about retaining their market of existing Diablo 2 players. With the success of the Warcraft and Starcraft series, Blizzard games warrant a buy and play from the majority of their fans, even if they have not played the previous game in the series.
It wil matter little to them that the people buying up D3 were not alive when D1 was released. And due to the changes in the market demographic, it is likely that Diablo 3 will have less in common with D1 and D2, and more in common with, say, WoW.
I am not begrudging Blizzard their success by any means, in fact it makes me happy to see videogaming continue to succeed. I just think that it is unrealistic to expect BLizzard to rush their production at the instistence of their existing fans when a fresh market will be their whenever they deem their game ready.
Similar to Pryda, I am also withdrawing from videogaming in lieu of real life responsibilities, and hope I hope that D3 comes out sooner rather than later. However, I understand why it may not, and because of that have resigned myself to the possibility that D3 may come out just a little too late for me.
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This guy needs a lesson in manners.
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It turns out tht there is Japanese Te shop near where I live, so I think I will look into there wares. Thanks everyone for responding!
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If you are so inclined, share the name of the business. It would be a shame is anyone who frequents the boards accidentally wasted their money at this place.
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But well done regardless. Thanks!
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Can anyone tell me which of the following two is better and why?
nVidia GeForce GTS 240 1024MB GDDR3 (with the Dell system)
1GB ATI Radeon HD 4850 HP (with the HP system)
Also, I am aware of the benefits of building my own system and am not interested in doing so - just wanted to toss that out there to disuade anyone from ranting about buying from HP or Dell; both of whom I have had positive and negative experiences with before. So thanks in advance for keeping it on topic.
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I was thinking bear ...
Thanks!
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The wife and roommates and are all gone for the night, so I have the house to myself.
Time for some Diablo II goodness. This has "best night of the year" written all over it.
Glorious!
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::I got to the end of writing this the first time and thought I would try iespell add-on, which promptly erased my post ... good stuff.::
Pryda raises an interesting, and somewhat painful point. It is likely that Blizzard is not concerned about retaining their market of existing Diablo 2 players. With the success of the Warcraft and Starcraft series, Blizzard games warrant a buy and play from the majority of their fans, even if they have not played the previous game in the series.
It wil matter little to them that the people buying up D3 were not alive when D1 was released. And due to the changes in the market demographic, it is likely that Diablo 3 will have less in common with D1 and D2, and more in common with, say, WoW.
I am not begrudging Blizzard their success by any means, in fact it makes me happy to see videogaming continue to succeed. I just think that it is unrealistic to expect BLizzard to rush their production at the instistence of their existing fans when a fresh market will be their whenever they deem their game ready.
Similar to Pryda, I am also withdrawing from videogaming in lieu of real life responsibilities, and hope I hope that D3 comes out sooner rather than later. However, I understand why it may not, and because of that have resigned myself to the possibility that D3 may come out just a little too late for me.