Posted By alysaria on 04 Mar 2010 01:39 PM
>.> As a weird side-note....my ENFP father told me once that he sometimes has fancy dinners with his supervisors......and they'll start a foodfight. O.O Of course, the waiter/waitress will get a $100 tip afterward for the trouble.

Please, please, please, enlighten me to your father's profession. Sounds absolutely odd.

Haha, nice. I played the beta as well, and I must admit that I was a totally evil douchebag who would electrocute anyone who got in my way. My reasoning is that I love lightning, and I can only attain the full potential of lightning (at least, in the star wars universe) if I'm evil, and if I'm gonna be evil, I might as well be the biggest asshole in existence. I had a blast, and will be getting it for christmas. Whoo!
(Plus, I love Bioware, I've played every one of their games since KOTOR).

haha yes passion leads to power in the sith codex^^

I played Jedi Consular the most time, i played Sith Inquisitor for a short time (until like level 6), and the Sith Inquisitor story was cool until then. The Jedi Consular story is more a like a mystery novel, and it unwraps very slowly, but it gets better with every planet and every new thing you learn... (as far as i played)

I don't know about the sith classes, but i found it cool that i could make my own lightsaber as both a consular and a jedi knight.

 I think i will probably get that game too. But i don't know when... my laptop is slightly under the minimum system requirements and i am looking into ways to optimize it or make it better... (I had some problems with performance, mostly in crowded areas... flaspoints were barely playable)

When i bought this laptop, i was looking for the best deal for the cheapest price... i knew i wanted an AMD APU because of their low power consumption coupled with GOOD integrated graphics. (good for integrated graphics cards, because it is cheap). Even my integrated graphics card, which is not the best of all the APUs, is still better than any integrated Intel graphics card and is on par with nvidia notebook integrated graphics cards. I once played WoW on an Intel GMA... never again XD

 As you see, I am totally convinced of the APU technology. Basically they put everything onto one single chip and this makes it really cheap to manufacture (which, since there is much competition in the market they are aimed at (essential-performance, but not high-end) will undoubtely be conveyed to the customer -> low priced laptops and desktop computers!) AND consume far less power than otherwise - this is great for notebooks, plus less power consumed equals less warmth... my laptop does not get nearly as hot as my last one... less warmth means less sounds from the fan... 
Iin the next generation of notebook apus they will even integrate the southbridge into the chip... Then it really is a "system on a chip". But i think the next time i will get a middle-class APU, not an essential-class APU like i now have (the AMD E-350)

My last game I've played was Mass Effect 2. And Mass Effect 1 before that. Great game. Can't wait for Mass Effect 3 (relase date it March 6th 2012). Great graphics. Great story. Really unique game. Anotherr game that I play is Star Trek Birth of Federation. Great game too.

Also loved the Truck simulators. Euro Truck Simulator was a great game. Games where you make profits are generally very attractive. There also was another company management simulator game. Virtronomics? Or something like that. Hooked to that game for monthes. Made billions and dropped (after all, not real money and kinds frusturating that I can make that much virtual money, but not real money, damn stupid people around me, could be good both for them and me, but no, everyone has to be stuckup like that, damn you all).