Not just that, but because of the graphine moderator, the Chernobyl reactor had a position temperature coefficent.

Think of it this way. You increase power > heat output goes up. With a positive temperature coefficent your reactivity is increased as temperature goes up > power goes up > more heat > power goes up > with…

This game sounds a lot like Anarchy Online.

Apples and oranges much? Not to mention there’s a few hundred words aside from the giant red ‘NO’ to explain that rationale.

>According to Koinuma, the action part of the game has been remade from scratch three times already, and even in its current form, there are still people at Koei Tecmo who say it’s still not right

That just sounds like bad news.

Zarf - zero acceleration at rest

The game’s designed to run at a solid 60 FPS on the TV /and/ Wii U screen.

>Nintendo seldom talks about specs, but they are talking a lot about having the game run at 60 frames per second. In fact, Hashimoto, whose pre-Platinum background was in graphics and effects on the Resident Evil series, told me that the game…

Spent alot of time on this one. Hope you like it.

I put a huge watermark this time because I’m sick of people ripping and taking credit for my videos.

Is this like hacking a PSP where once its done you’re good. Or are you SOL when they patch it in an update?

Play the demo for the second one and see how you feel. I played the first after the demo for #2 came out and its completely bonkers how much funner the second game is.

Have you gotten past the Ifrit Battle? At level15 you get the airship pass so you can tackle your first three dungeons. After that you finally get introduced to the scions of the seventh dawn and get dragged into some investigating which leads upon the Ifrit fight. The Main Story Quest is a series of ups and downs.…

People are going to gripe because WoW doesn't look like X MMO or use Y Mod as its base. Even though its taken up ideas from existing mods and made them a permanent addition. Highlighting which area to complete the quest is one example I can come up with off the top of my head.

I like not having to install 50 million…

Yes you can.

The thing is, mods for WoW let you all sorts of things. Mods are not allowed by FFXIV's EULA

The HUD in FFXIV is also really customizable. Not to mention you can do neat things with your hot bars with macros.

Well, I hope this gets around. I have to say Final Fantasy XI (The first MMO one) has a fight that remains forever etched in my memory. It was a part of the Chains of Promathia expansion pack which happened to be filled with tons of level capped boss fights. The one I'm about to tell you about was capped at level 60…

Wolfenstein for $20. Consider me sold!

http://progressquest.com/

Do even less! Infinite progress.

Both FFXI and FFXIV are mmo's. Its why they have the online title underneath their logo.

FFXIV does have a more complete story than FFXI could hope to dream of. And it doesn't require interaction. (Though you will use their "dungeon finder" to complete some of the required story dungeons).

Oh oh right. Still though, FFXI and FFXIV has players on the PC (Already used to the idea of subscription MMOs) playing. So they have a benefit there.

The last subscription console-only MMO was Everquest Adventures for the PS2 I think. And that lastest awhile after the PS2's life cycle. I never played it personally,…

FFXI and XIV also have the benefit of being able to play with PC characters. Or being able to transfer between the PC and console version. FFXI even had the benefit of two generations of consoles, with the PS2 and 360 (At least, until Wings of the Goddess when I last played.)

FFXIV is currently working on a Macintosh…