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any more games you play as a sniper?

I am arguing because you are wrong. There is at least one outdoor mission in either SWAT 4 or the Stetchkov Syndicate expansion. Also many of the missions you start outside and there are outdoor parts to many of the missions. And there are very large rooms too, huge buildings, parking lots...
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- Post #33
- Jun 25, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

No I didn't, I was talking about in my country where it was a £300 card. Again, reading comprehension. Not proven wrong. It is faster depending which reviews you read. Nope, my post was about 4 paragraphs long all about how you can game cheaply, and only one small sentence about how top end...
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- Post #114
- Jun 22, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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any more games you play as a sniper?

It is sniping, and there is far more than just large-ish room. Some of the later missions are in huge shopping mall / office buildings with huge open spaces, and some missions are oudoors in big open spaces too. And Rainbow 6 has even bigger maps. That has already been mentioned 6 times in...
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- Post #28
- Jun 22, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

And the 1080 is better again, everything is better than earlier cards. My point is that at the time, the Titan was the best, and it cost a fortune.
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- Post #109
- Jun 21, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

I meant 980 but yes even the 980ti it has a small lead. And aftermarket just means overclocked which you can do to the titan too. The Ti was also released a lot later. What facts did I "fail at" exactly? I haven't seen Anand's review of it but every other I read put the Titan at the top. And...
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- Post #107
- Jun 21, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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any more games you play as a sniper?

They both have sniping. There are long range scoped rifles you can use to shoot people from far away while your team advance. That is sniping. And many of the levels are big enough to make use of it. Just because it isn't done from a mile away doesn't mean it isn't sniping. Also the OP says he...
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- Post #25
- Jun 21, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

Yes they are. Nvidia have a whole range of business cards which are separate, the Titan series was exactly a normal consumer card. And the Titan X was much faster than a 980ti. The only thing faster was the Titan Z or the 295x2. And I already said in detail how they are not essential for gaming...
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- Post #101
- Jun 21, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

No it is like I said in the last post, £340 ish was top of the line. More recently that would only have got you a 970 which was upper-middle of the range. A 980 was more like £440 (which is what I paid for mine) and that is about £100 more. A 980GTX would have been more like £200 more, and a...
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- Post #96
- Jun 20, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Star Citizen: Chris Robert`s new space sim (the Wing Commander guy)

And was a repeat of the same game they made a million times before :/
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- Post #5,592
- Jun 20, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

Yeah but it doesn't matter about the currency, my point was that it is a lot cheaper than the high end just a few years later. It used to be top end and it was around the price of a 970 gtx. 980 was about 100 more and the Titan was double or triple or something crazy like that.
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- Post #90
- Jun 20, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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General VR discussion thread

I don't want it yet anyway, the hardware needs some improvements, and there are no games I would want to play yet anyway. They all seem to be like tech demos that would get boring fast. When there is an immersive RPG or something that I can play for hours and not feel sick, I'll get one. But I...
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- Post #699
- Jun 19, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

Here in the UK it was about £340 or so, for the Inno3d version. And that was at release, before the GT was even released.
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- Post #87
- Jun 19, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

Yeah this generation seems a lot better than last. AMD's new cards are good value and the Nvidia 10 series is decent improvement over the 9's for a similar price, and so far no ridiculous Titans. I think you are not reading my posts properly or mistaking me for someone else. And it an...
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- Post #85
- Jun 19, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Is "PC Gaming" becoming too much of a money drain, now that it's "popular"?

I'm not talking about the quality of graphics, and it's not about ancient machines either. I'm talking about the cost of the graphics hardware. Not long ago, I bought an 8800 GTX back when it was the top dog and it only cost me about 300 ish, and it ran everything on full, even the latest...
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- Post #79
- Jun 19, 2016
- Forum: PC Games
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Hearthstone

MTG is still the best by a long shot, but it is just so expensive. The problem is that if you play the Standard format then all your cards get rotated out so often, you have to keep spending lots of money to keep playing that format, and it can be huge amounts of money if like me you get bored...
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- Post #2,866
- Jun 19, 2016
- Forum: PC Games

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