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06-03-2008, 08:34 AM
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If your only purchasing one and your PC will run it fine, I would purchase the PC version. Mostly because it comes with all the modding tools, the 360 version will have them available for download. Though if your planning to mod, editing a map, then uploading it, then downloading it via xbox live, then testing it is a lot harder than saving the map file and opening DoF to test it.
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06-03-2008, 11:16 AM
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hmm....what about the amount of units in the game? So far in every console RTS i've noticed the PC version always has more units on the map and better graphics. Will the same be true with this game? If so then i'll prbly buy the PC version.
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06-03-2008, 12:02 PM
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Both versions will have all the same features, pop limit will be the same.
As far as graphics go, we'll push the 360's capabilities as much as we can, but PC's will always be upgradeable, so theres always a point that future technology will make your game look much better.
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06-03-2008, 12:21 PM
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So is it confirmed you can use the modding tools directly on the 360? That seems quite remarkable....Im probably gonna get both so I can edit easily on the PC and show off to my 360 friends...
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06-04-2008, 08:40 AM
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07-02-2008, 05:55 AM
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 1 TiB of memory already exists in portable, and I'm afraid your RAM is DDR2. Even if it was DDR3, it would be slow as hell in 15 years, since ATI already had video cards with GDDR5...Knowing that Macs are always expensive, you bought a workstation card (which is expensive as hell, while Nvidia's can only be used to professional purposes, and fails at games), I'd say you paid a 5,000 too much. Buying the newest is never good, you'll always pay double the price for less than double the performance, especially when it's new. And a final piece of advise, beware of the PSU, if it does last 15 years, your PSU will have lost a 100-200W of power. Because of that your computer will run short of power (and I assume it needs a lot), which is likely to make it burn up.
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07-02-2008, 10:30 AM
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Mac hardware always lasts long... We still have a Mac OS 9 comp in the basement, and it works perfectly...
Yes, a TB portable memory exists, but that gets overheated extremely quickly, only get about 4 hours on it before you need to shut it down. Graphics cards get outdated very quickly, so I am not surprised at that, it use to be the best a few weeks ago though. And that is cheap to upgrade. 4 TB of hardrive space will last a while, as long as programs don't get too big. All in all, I still think that it is a pretty powerful comp, and it will still last a good 15 years (maybe 20 if I take it easy). But I use comps for game design, and I need to have perfect OpenGL graphics.
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06-30-2009, 12:36 PM
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if they keep revamping the graphics for this game how is the 360 supposed to be able to handle this game? are they just gonna have bad graphics for the 360 or are they going to leave out content or will the 360 be able to handle it even with the graphic revamps?
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