Recent content by Raaben

Agreed. Oblivion was OK in my mind, but it can't come close to matching the fun I had in Morrowind. I was still actively playing 2 years after I got it, but I got bored of Oblivion in a month. Morrowind's ruins were awesome and creepy, Oblivion's seem bland in comparison. Same goes for the...

You're right - I love Inkscape! It's pretty easy and seems powerful. It's one of the programs that I've always kept up to date, telling myself that I'll learn it someday but never doing so. There were a few problems I came across, but I'm not sure if they were my fault or bugs.

I never knew that Inkscape had a CD template. I've been looking for an excuse to learn how to use Inkscape recently. :D Thanks guys.

What the title says. I'm looking for a Linux program to make some cd covers/labels for my collection, but I can't find any around. Anyone know a good one?

I've noticed alot of AI quirkyness throughout the game. Overall I wasn't too impressed with it.

Exactly.

I want my crossbows back. I'd like horseback combat as well.

Sirens Deception worked for me just fine earlier. I can't say I've hit anything really buggy save for the fact that I experienced some crashes while fast traveling on main quest missions at times (With Martin in tow, for example).

Sennheiser PC135 Kills your ears after wearing for a while, but the sound quality is great. Not bad for about $60.

AMD64 3700+ and an Nvidia 6800GT.

270. Never saw many of those games before. I'm too young. :p

Same here. That thing works like a charm for anything I throw at it.

Me too. I am running 2.12.1 on Ubuntu, and it rocks. I find Gnome a bit faster, and far easier on they eyes by default. It seems cleaner to me.

I am pretty disappointed. The graphics are nothing special, and the gameplay feels old. I will still stick by AOE 2 over this game. :(

Ditto. I have had Opera crash a few times, but that is the worst of it and it was no more often than Firefox. Everything else works like a charm.