WanderingAries

This could easily be a combination of what you've mentioned as well as "stale cookies" as I put it, but more than likely network based in your case.

Just tested with clean install on MacOS Catalina with no secondary AV installed. This is normally an AV app or security app blocking the connection. There's an IP you can try pinging, but IDK which thread that's in offhand.

I've heard before that we could use water as a solar radiation barrier, but IDK how practical that'd be.

I mean, compatibility wise, so long as you've got Rosetta activated and you're on the same platform, then I don't see issues. Even then, with the way this is built (the little I know of it), I don't think the platform matters Too much, but since all it wanted was Rosetta active for the first test, I don't see anything short of a MacOS update snafu causing you issues. Certainly nothing about CoX is gonna stress that machine out much at all. Well, I wouldn't try running 8 instances, but heh.

I heard that rumor, but after seeing the trailer, I don't think that's who that really was, character wise.

IIRC, virtualization is baked into the OS so that you can do things like boot a VM even, but it's been ages since I've read on it.

Aside from people having issues with the APUs and what I hear about the scheduler (see above), I'm not sure specifically as my build was partially designed For CoX.

Based on the above images, rename the file so that the .DDS instead reads .TEXTURE as it appears this is the file extension that it's looking for. Also, the game loads stuff from the /data folder only at startup, so you need to always make sure the game is fully quit before expecting to see changes. Side question, what format is DDS?

Root -> C:\ Directory (Folder) -> C:\Games (the Games part) Sub-Directory (Folder inside another folder) -> C:\Games\CoH (the CoH part) Parent Directory -> C:\Games (the Games part when CoH exists) Child Directory -> C:\Games\CoH (the CoH part in this example)

TBH, it should be fine aside from the normal GPU/Driver related issues some have in general.

Sort of, but there are some definite changes under the hood for sure.

I really need to remember that this works (and setup my PC accordingly) if I ever get back to playing as controllers are much easier for my hands. Side Note: I've always Hated the "click-click-click" of those controllers

Didn't watch, but this was in a FB posted article sometime last year I believe when I Last saw it, but yeah, even then, it was all theory still, no testing.

Oh the game plays just fine on the platform. It's if there are any particulars about Monterey that I'm not sure of.

Y'all are gonna make me load a VM aren't you. I've sold the M1, so no more testing that for me anytime soon.

Try going into your System Preferences -> Security/Privacy and see if there's something asking for you to allow near the bottom.

Confirmed both the main page and link are working now

When I lived up north, I used to go practice in the grocery parking lot after midnight every winter to make sure I still had the reflexes down. :p

Didn't you know? The Groundhog died and now we're in perma-frost forever. >.<

Not really, but I always go looking at gameplay videos to see things like controls, etc to see if that's what I want. Has saved me a ton of $$ as things look pretty, but then the game obviously isn't for me.

Yeah, this was the one that (when initially presented) looked almost like they were moving full bore, but (like most of them) that subsided pretty quickly and it just sits in my bookmarks.

I've really not figured this whole thing out quite yet, but if someone wants to help/take over control then let me know. I just really wanted to plant the seed TBH.

Just throwing it out there that I decided to throw together a group for (almost, read the rules!) all things console gaming.

So I finally managed to get ahold of a PS5 without needing to sell a house. During my research on upgrading storage, I came across a few things that I don't think most people would necessarily think about that would greatly impact your gaming performance. For those not aware, you need a very specific type of storage. Not only does it have to be electrically compatible, it must be within a certain set of physical dimensions. Unlike the PS4, it's not quite as simple as making sure your drive is less than 12mm high. On top of all this, you will likely want to get one with a heatsink (or install one yourself) to help extend the life of the drive. I've pulled the following from the OFFICIAL SUPPORT PAGE. Top Rung Choices: One last thing:

I was under the assumption that leet was simply slang so that they could get away with stuff or look cool. "Hey, I can speak internet!"