Last Game You Wish You Hadn't Played
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Were you playing on a toaster!? I play that maxed out and think its one of the better RPG's games graphics wise that i have played.
But as far as this topic, i would have to say Lord of the Rings: War in the North. Single player was cool and all, but how to manage your companions and switching from different heroes mid story just plain sucked. Seeing as if you didnt pass on gear to your companions and mid game you want to switch, you start out with all your lvl 1 gear, and get killed almost instantly. On top of the controls and the multiplayer, Vertical split screen with a cross hair to aim you attacks, felt like a failed attempt of an Elderscrolls 3rd person combat system.
But as far as this topic, i would have to say Lord of the Rings: War in the North. Single player was cool and all, but how to manage your companions and switching from different heroes mid story just plain sucked. Seeing as if you didnt pass on gear to your companions and mid game you want to switch, you start out with all your lvl 1 gear, and get killed almost instantly. On top of the controls and the multiplayer, Vertical split screen with a cross hair to aim you attacks, felt like a failed attempt of an Elderscrolls 3rd person combat system.
You should know to never play on a laptop/notebook!
Their cpu/gpu's cant handle all that processing power (heat)
Unless you spend an upwards of $1200 for one.
But i know about those crashes, got them on my old pc but that was
mainly because i was using those integrated graphic CPU's cause i was cheap....
Their cpu/gpu's cant handle all that processing power (heat)
Unless you spend an upwards of $1200 for one.
But i know about those crashes, got them on my old pc but that was
mainly because i was using those integrated graphic CPU's cause i was cheap....
I build computers just for the hell of it.
And i know that the airflow of a laptop bottlenecks the true capabilities of any CPU or GPU regardless of how good it is.
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T9400, Intel Core i5 430M, Intel Core i5 520M, Intel Core i7 720QM
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 360M, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M
I am not surprised you cant max just cause or atleast play above 30fps, plus the GTX 200 series, even all the GTX M chips, are known for having heating issues and would cause most games to crash once reaching a certain temp. Even a game like Team Fortress 2 which was made in 2007 would cause my friends computer to crash and he had the Desktop version of the 260.
And none of those CPUs are even categorized as a Gaming CPU which bottlenecks your gaming even further.
Dont get me wrong, your laptop is pretty good, but wouldnt be able to play any graphic heavy games, especially ones released since 2010. I myself wouldnt by a laptop especially for that price.
Now considering you spent $1300, i am going to assume you got this one.
Notebook: Asus G60JX-JX154V
Processor: Intel Core i5 520M
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 360M
Display: 16.0 inch, 16:9, 1366x768 pixels
Weight: 3.5kg
Price: 1100 euro
Links: Asus homepage
Asus notebook section
G60 (Series)
Max CPU speed, 2.4ghz. Cant process games for shit unless its atleast 2.8ghz and thats borderline for performance. The 360m graphics chipped basically sucked which is why Nvidia came out with the 400 series shortly afterwards to address all the issues. Which is what they get for trying to make a cheap chipset while failing to make it reliable.
Straight, if you want to game on a PC, either by a Laptop from a company dedicated to making gaming laptops such as MSI, Ibuypower, or CyperPC (stay away from alienware, products are mainly cosmetic and over priced). But you can make a Desktop which for the same price will not only have more storage, but processing power, easier to upgrade, last atleast twice as long, but just not very mobile.
And i know that the airflow of a laptop bottlenecks the true capabilities of any CPU or GPU regardless of how good it is.
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T9400, Intel Core i5 430M, Intel Core i5 520M, Intel Core i7 720QM
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 360M, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M
I am not surprised you cant max just cause or atleast play above 30fps, plus the GTX 200 series, even all the GTX M chips, are known for having heating issues and would cause most games to crash once reaching a certain temp. Even a game like Team Fortress 2 which was made in 2007 would cause my friends computer to crash and he had the Desktop version of the 260.
And none of those CPUs are even categorized as a Gaming CPU which bottlenecks your gaming even further.
Dont get me wrong, your laptop is pretty good, but wouldnt be able to play any graphic heavy games, especially ones released since 2010. I myself wouldnt by a laptop especially for that price.
Now considering you spent $1300, i am going to assume you got this one.
Notebook: Asus G60JX-JX154V
Processor: Intel Core i5 520M
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GTS 360M
Display: 16.0 inch, 16:9, 1366x768 pixels
Weight: 3.5kg
Price: 1100 euro
Links: Asus homepage
Asus notebook section
G60 (Series)
Max CPU speed, 2.4ghz. Cant process games for shit unless its atleast 2.8ghz and thats borderline for performance. The 360m graphics chipped basically sucked which is why Nvidia came out with the 400 series shortly afterwards to address all the issues. Which is what they get for trying to make a cheap chipset while failing to make it reliable.
Straight, if you want to game on a PC, either by a Laptop from a company dedicated to making gaming laptops such as MSI, Ibuypower, or CyperPC (stay away from alienware, products are mainly cosmetic and over priced). But you can make a Desktop which for the same price will not only have more storage, but processing power, easier to upgrade, last atleast twice as long, but just not very mobile.
You stupid cunt, it doesn't matter how much money you spent, it's a fucking laptop. I have built PC's for over 10 years now, I know what the fucking I'm talking about. Including watercooled systems, so I know a little something about airflow and cooling and why laptops suck for gaming. Take the dick out of your ears and listen for once in your life.
worste game ive played in recent history was dues ex human revolution..... thought i was gonna love it but when i popped it in and seen how lame the ai is, i got pissed and sold it. everything felt buggy and clunky, the enemies were terrible. the hacking was a pain in the ass. it had so much potential but what i said plus the fact that the graphics look like they are from a gamecube, made it immpossible to play for me......
