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Do please reply to Monolith's post (and while you're at it, re-read mine). Arguments like "It's cool we should have it" just don't cut the cake, really, and it's too bad only the skeptical side (and Evilmike with his well-written post being on his own side) seems to be posting well-written arguments that aren't made up of one (sometimes cryptic) line. This isn't just about "omg bigger resolution cooolllll" like some people seem to be arguing - higher resolutions have genuine effects on the gameplay, and if you're concerned about the game's playability and not just its GFX, it could be wise to spend some time to consider the gameplay side, and post a good argument against the skeptic side. It's hard to take most of the replies here seriously. If you're just concerned about the GFX and don't care for the gameplay arguments, you're probably better off playing another game that looks better than an eight-year old game. I would like to give Birdie's point some attention, too. I'm not sure how this utility would work, if it would just hack the JJ2 registry or if it would do certain things through gameplay. Either way, if you've got a tool that edits certain things only in certain modes/resolutions, it will probably - especially if it's a registry edit (just a matter of copying and pasting) - be not too hard to crack the utility to make it work under all modes. Send it to some friends and you're done. I hope it will be possible to create a resolution changer that works according to Evilmike's, Violet's and other people's suggestions, but I fear it won't. But I'm not Black Ninja.
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I'm going to go ahead and rephrase my earlier post, because this topic is starting to make my happy hurt. I'll post screenshots when I'm good and ready. You can chose to believe that I actually have a resolution changer, or you can believe that I'm just feeding you bull. It's really up to you.
In any case, I still will *never* release this program until I have spoken with several key people on the subject. |
Apr 21, 2006, 10:29 PM | |
I am ambivalent. I think it would be used for cheating. Then again, I think that this is such a trivial issues there there is nothing much worth considering there. On the other hand, there is no way to test for this in something like a duel.
I do not think that Option 3 is much of an option. Invariably, limited release programs do not have a limited release. |
Apr 22, 2006, 01:35 AM | |
Aren't those reasonable arguments? I don't get your point. You're just against high-res without thinking, no matter what. This is bad.
And I find it interesting that all people who voted no except two or three (or, say, an extreme maximum of FOUR) don't play the game actively anymore. |
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To say that the no voters "don't even care about the game" is just laughable, btw. I would gather that if you spend hours running the listservers, creating tileset utilities or creating security apps (Monolith), make new levels (ShadowGPW), create a lot of cool stuff (BlurredD) or spend hours maintaining a site (me) you care about the game. All your one-liners are pretty silly. I'd think that if Nimrod didn't care for the game he wouldn't spend hours setting up the bash, creating security tools and running the listservers, btw.
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By "caring about the game", I was referring to actively playing. All those people you mentioned have nothing to do with it. Last edited by R3ptile; Apr 22, 2006 at 03:27 AM. |
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I'd say Nimmy has done more caring than you ever have. Last edited by n00b; Apr 22, 2006 at 03:30 AM. |
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I'm not going to answer the silly "you don't care" argument. If you care yourself, you could try to be nicer to people, create a nicer atmosphere so more people would be bothered to play and you could try and bother to read the counter-arguments and reply in a non-one liner fashion.
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Apr 22, 2006, 03:30 AM | |
A J2O news post would be enough. Every Jazz player knows J2O, otherwise he\she wouldn't get the list servers patch.
n00b, I'm sorry, but IMO the ones who "play 2v2 every single minute of my waking life" are the only ones who deserve to vote. FQ, are you trying to say I'm not nice to people? Well, go play JJ2 once for a change. You're basing your opinion on #jj2 conversations without even knowing me, and it's bad. Last edited by R3ptile; Apr 22, 2006 at 03:46 AM. |
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And still, there's the computer hardware argument that you have read, but continue to ignore. Many people will not be able to run the high resolutions, unless you limit the resolution changer to 800x600, which - if you care read my posts - is probably not feasible. You keep changing your arguments, now you say no-one will have an unfair advantage, while earlier you said people should just buy better hardware.
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Apr 22, 2006, 03:46 AM | |
Oh, come on...
Link. (also, it's not just about monitors, computer power and video cards, too). As I've pointed out again and again and again (and you keep ignoring), there will be a higher difference in advantages between people if a tool is released without certain limitations, than if it's not. It's pretty inconsistent to say the game will be "ruined" if only a few people have the advantage, but not if more of the active people have it, while a lot of people do not have it.
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Apr 22, 2006, 03:49 AM | |
well know what? go make a poll and ask who's computer can't handle 800x600
also, if someone can't 800x600 and really cares about the game, he'd already bother to upgrade his computer. it shouldn't cost too much money anyway. however it's not like epic wouldn't release a game with high gfx because some computers aren't good enough to run them. that's why i couldn't get your point. |
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R3ptile, I haven't been talking about 800x600.
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Apr 22, 2006, 04:01 AM | |
I'll post to say that contrary to what Cooba said, I didn't "mean" 800x600.
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