Have you tried asking/looking through steamforums/steam support?

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Miles better, but more expensive and less storage for a laptop (which would force you to carry around an external hard drive or something normally).

Wouldn't be surprised if it's Colgate again. Maybe IP bans really are the way to go.

Holy fuck, all the scripts are hosted on their own site. No having to sort through all the domains to enable scripting with noscript. Amazing.

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I played it for 2-3 years during beta and slightly after. Too much of a grindfest. Only thing good about the game was learning assembly and hacking the hell out of it, and I hung out with the sleepywood admins/owners in IRC where I learned about the best game Natural Selection. So maplestory was good for something.

If you want to make a better layout, you can try. Right now the UI is "satisfactory," but I know it can be improved drastically. You can look up the page source and try to spice it up, but know I'll be adding stuff like news and what not.

Still, getting a listen server up is my top priority. I might just switch to C++ since I worked with it much more, but python is pretty useful and a lot of implementations already exist, it's just that they parse everything when I just need raw data to input into the "rusty fausak" log implementation.

Still WIP, but it actually already works. The problem is reseting the server, which I'm working on (trying to get a python script up, but been too lazy the last week because of school). The main difference from tf2lobby was that is was going to be a queue with MMR, but I might branch out and make public lobbies like HoN so that people can add their own servers and have PSR. I'll get on that soon.

Programmer talk:
If anyone wants to make the python script for me, they can. I've looking through a few different scripts like Cinq's (from the IRC pug bots), score-tracker by maxerize, and SourceLib's (forgot the link). I'm most likely going to go with SourceLib's for now, but since it uses asyncore I might have to go for a more vanilla fork approach. I think it'd be much easier to create a bot that accepts any connection, then reads from a file if the server is registered and suppose to be in use, accepting the connection if so. Then when the server receives a game_end signal, it'll just delete itself using logaddress_del, log off, and then delete that server from the file keeping track of active servers. I could then just use Cinq's log parser and get all the stats for the game.

PS. Everyone wondering about windows media player/quicktime/whatever, I added a sound file to alert people when the ready period was up. It doesn't actually play yet because of sound concerns as my ears blow up all the time when lobbying.

I'm still developing it (I took a 1.5 week break for school stuff and laziness), but if you want to talk about something else I've already accepted you on steam.

GPU: If you have onboard video, take out your video card and see how things run.
RAM: Try one stick at a time to see if one stick is bad (unlikely both are bad).
Mobo: Rule out depending on how startup goes (or setup/looking at the settings/BIOS).
HD: Plug in to another computer (not to boot).
CPU: Tough luck. Rule everything else out.
PSU: Forgot, but it's pretty interchangable with other computers so that's an easy way to test.
Monitor: If you never had another monitor/computer before, that's really bad.

Also, there are much better sites for hardware help. Tomshardware, bleepingcomputer, etc. They know much more than me, but these are basic ways that most people use to find the problem source. Either way, I'd bet something needs a return.

GPU -> RAM -> PSU are the easiest tests, go for them first.

You should post specs. Sounds like a mobo/video card problem, though it could be another vital like memory/CPU (either way, something probably has a hardware defect). Most likely isn't the monitor, and you should be able to easily test if it is the monitor by hooking it up to a different computer. It's probably not though.

Easiest way to find the problem will be checking out each part with another computer. Swap RAM, video card (use integrated if you'd like), etc and find which one doesn't have all these problems. You said you built a new PC, so there's a good chance you got something you need to return.

It's definitely, not defiantly.

Didn't an earlier trailer already show them?

I guess I'll just wait for someone to post Kripp's builds and go with those.

And it's going to be F2P at launch. Wonder how it's gonna turn out.