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Any idea what the plane was?

I'll try it out sometime! Thanks MJ!

Did anyone else see Bush's speech? He secretly went to Iraq and ate Thanksgiving with approx. 600 of the soldiers fighting for us over there. An awesome move on his part!

Hey, someone want to set a date/time that everyone in biohaz can get online in FS2004 together? I think it'd be fun!

Hey, I have an idea. Could someone take the text from the tutorials in the game, put it into a word or txt file? Also, take screenshots of the different guages and radar functions, etc. that are being talked about? This would be of most help to those who can't run the game (hint hint), but would still like to know what the heck their talking about, and to get ahead when they upgrade :ph34r: Thanks!

Yeah, I wish I had the honor of having that manual, as well as a better computer :( But its nice of you to pop in over here, Shepski!

Have a happy turkey day! Remember to think about all that you are thankful for this day.

absolutly :) We've all had that problem at some point or another.

I also saw another one on the main forum. Once you start a game, before you click s, minimize the game, than click on it again in the task bar. Apparently this makes fps jump.

Are you running a firewall? If yes, turn it off, or at least let LOMAC have complete access.

Heck yeah! They got a winning feild goal in the last 9 seconds of the game! Who's are we playing next, Cowboy?

eh? Did I miss something?

That's cool, I love how the pylon is blurry through the flame

Hey! LOMAC has a built in tutorial. I've heard that it is really comprehensive, and it goes from the very basics to the most advanced avionics. Also, the game is scalable, so you should be able to set it at your ideal difficulty. Have fun!

Man! $42.79! That's a heck of a lot cheaper than most games. Is UBI planning on getting a pofit?

I would like some advice on building a computer. Here's the restraints must be below $600 Min specs: - 2.5 GHz Processor with 500 (or so) MHz FSB - 512 RAM, hopefully at least 2700 DDR - ATI Radeon 9600 Pro - 40 Gig HD (don't care about the RPM) I don't need any accesories (ie moniters, speakers, keyboard, etc). I have a CD-RW and a 20 Gig HD that I can transfer over. These are the specs I would like to at least have: - 2.8 GHz Processor with 800 MHz FSB - 512 RAM, 3200 DDR - ATI Radeon 9700 Pro - 40 Gig HD But, like I said, it must be below $600 (and below $500 would be even nicer). Please help me with the motherboard options as well, as I dont know much about those...

Ok, thanks guys. I think what I'll end up doing is waiting till I go to college (next spring) before i get a new computer, for two reasons. 1. My dad probably won't let me buy a new one here at home anyways, and 2. I should have more money by then (scholarships are a godsend!) As for my current specs: P4 1.7 (I don't know the motherboard model number, but I think its ASUS) 384 Mb PC133 RAM Nvidia Vanta 16Mb 18.6 / 6.8 GB HDs So, until then, I'll just have to fly LOMAC with black planes, buildings and trees, and an invisible ground ;) Oh well, it'll still be fun! Thanks again!

I'll be picking it up this afternoon, even if my computer can't play it, lol. My most prized dust collector...

Yes, good assumption, I have all of those. I don't have much experience with AMD processors. All I know is that 2400 = 1.9 GHz, which, to me, means a slower processor. I've also heard that they can't keep up with Intel in the the power race, but I guess that's just high end processors. I guess I was figuring everyone would just choose a 7200 hard drive anyways, lol. As for the HD size, I don't know why I'd need more than 40, but than again, I didn't think I'd need the 20 that I currently am using... HA! so yeah, 80 is good. Makes sense again. I'll take your advice on that. As for those prices, you can look on pricewatch.com, they have some of that stuff a lot cheaper than that. (even newegg has some specials there) However, some companies don't seem to show everything in their advertising... That tcwo.com site that was stated earlier seems to have good pricing, ASUS A7V8X-X W/XP2600+/FAN for $200. or a 2500 for $185. And as for the video card, I'll use a 9700 Pro, which, right now, is $250. So lets see... ASUS A7V8X-X + XP2600 (only 333 FSB?) = $197 Corsair VS PC3200 RAM 2x256MB = $90 ATI OEM Radeon 9700 Pro = $249 WD 80Gb 2Mb cache 7200rpm = $69 Total = $605 (hehe, breaking my own rules) So, this brings me to a few questions. How big of a deal is FSB? I would assume a jump from 333 to 865 would be a big deal? What could one overclock a 9600 Pro to (without too much extra cooling)? or perhaps a 9500? Last one: should I wait for the 64 bit processors to come down in price first, and get one later? So, any more suggestions?

So what is a good MB for overclocking? Ok, now I''m confused... I thought, in RAM, that the PC**** was the transfer rate... but now I'm seeing PC3200 400MHz??? what does the 3200 mean then? Ahh! I thought I knew about computers!! :o

It means that the final code is finished, and its ready for production. but whats more, Matt has said (unofficially) that it will be released FRIDAY!!!! THATS TOMORROW!!!

lol, an Ace! By the way, you do realize that "our" doesn't have an h in it?

Yeah, that was posted on the main forum a couple days ago, awesome video.

Yes, I have tried that, and I'm able to do it no problem. Just set your priorities, talking or flying. Just keep an eye on the screen. But yes, I sill have spent the $20 on a mic/headset. can't wait to start talking to you while flying! (as if my fps isnt' bad enough)

Well, yeah, you can use microphones and a third party communication tool to talk over the internet. But text chatting works fine too.