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    What is with these servers being so damn slow as of late?

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    Nice find. I might have to donate to the cause!

    Which version of Pier Solar do you have? Original or reprint?

    I've yet to play the game - I heard it's really hard..... or at least there is a nasty grind aspect to it or something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlavaFlave View Post
    Nice find. I might have to donate to the cause!

    Which version of Pier Solar do you have? Original or reprint?

    I've yet to play the game - I heard it's really hard..... or at least there is a nasty grind aspect to it or something.
    Unfortunately I got into the game late and only have the reprint version.

    Haven't actually played it either, but I really don't mind grinding. Seeing as how I do it in every RPG whether it's required or not.

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    Alfredo chicken lasagna for brunch. Cook faster damn you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beelzebub View Post
    Unfortunately I got into the game late and only have the reprint version.

    Haven't actually played it either, but I really don't mind grinding. Seeing as how I do it in every RPG whether it's required or not.
    You have a point - I spend a lot of time grinding as well whether it's needed or not. I think the original came with a music disc for use with a Sega CD attachment - replaced all the ingame music with cd-quality. I could be wrong on that but I thought that's what I remembered hearing.

    Pretty impressive homebrew if you ask me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rasgrez View Post
    Alfredo chicken lasagna for brunch. Cook faster damn you.
    How about sharing when it's done?

    Quote Originally Posted by FlavaFlave View Post
    You have a point - I spend a lot of time grinding as well whether it's needed or not. I think the original came with a music disc for use with a Sega CD attachment - replaced all the ingame music with cd-quality. I could be wrong on that but I thought that's what I remembered hearing.

    Pretty impressive homebrew if you ask me.
    Yep they have an enhanced music CD that you can use if you happen to have a Sega CD. I think it came with the original edition. Although they have a burnable copy on their site as well as a pressed copy that comes with the official OST.

    Pretty much the most impressive homebrew I've ever seen. Most homebrews happen to be shooters or platformers, but to actually create an RPG of this magnitude. It's truly impressive.

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    Setting up a Lubuntu Linux system on an old laptop

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beelzebub View Post
    How about sharing when it's done?
    It's fit for four people; help yourself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kouen Hasuki View Post
    Setting up a Lubuntu Linux system on an old laptop
    Hey Kouen why do you use linux as well as windows?

    just kinda curious since linux is fun to tinker around with and has some nice free programs.
    THE BEST METHOD to run PSX games (and everything else for that matter) is via Retroarch - http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/
    If you have any questions on how to set it up on Windows please feel free to ask, its very easy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Rasgrez View Post
    It's fit for four people; help yourself.
    I'll be right there!

    Sounds a hell of a lot better than the oatmeal I just ate.

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    Indeed.

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    Time to relax and watch the rest of Martian Successor Nadesico on my last day off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by God of Battle View Post
    Hey Kouen why do you use linux as well as windows?

    just kinda curious since linux is fun to tinker around with and has some nice free programs.
    Yes, I like to try and have a copy of linux around but since i got an old shit laptop around figured id put Ubuntu or Lubuntu on it, (Pentium 4M 2.4GHz, 2GB DDR1, S3 Pro Savage DDR, 40GB IDE) to mess around with

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    Playing Bayonetta on a 120Hz TV.

    SO SMOOTH.

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    Does anyone tip the pizza delivery guy? Trying to figure out how much to tip

    I ended up paying $17 when the deal mentioned $10.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kouen Hasuki View Post
    Yes, I like to try and have a copy of linux around but since i got an old shit laptop around figured id put Ubuntu or Lubuntu on it, (Pentium 4M 2.4GHz, 2GB DDR1, S3 Pro Savage DDR, 40GB IDE) to mess around with
    Same. I did it with net terrible netbook and had a better time with it than windows 7 starter
    Killed my hdd when i tried to uninstall it LOL
    Quote Originally Posted by Rasgrez View Post
    Playing Bayonetta on a 120Hz TV.

    SO SMOOTH.
    didn't know tvs go that high O_o

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