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I have long been a fan of the Springfield XD. My first handgun was an XD40 Subcompact, and it is a very reliable everyday carry weapon. I have since used many different sidearms (both issued and not). As much as I love my XD, I have to admit that it is no longer my favorite. Ever since I picked up my Sig P229 SAS Gen II, it is hands-down my favorite handgun. As far as I'm concerned, it's the Cadillac of carry weapons.

Counting down to 8pm my time. I'll get tomorrow night and all day Sunday to play around with it. Whatever "it" is...

Absolutely brilliant. I was actually just researching ways to better use my controller with LCPD:FR, looks like you guys have me covered! :) Good thing I have plenty of time off over the next week, I'm going to need it :)

Two tries was enough for me as well :) Can't wait for the next few days! This is gonna be awesome...

Yeah, it was funny when I saw that picture. I found the real twelvedays8.png, and know what the reveal is for day 8, you guys should use better file names :)

Correct. Doppler effect does not happen if the observer's position relative to the sound (siren) remains constant (like when you are inside the vehicle).

+1 just for the video!

I experienced this issue, and I have the following specs: AMD Phenom x4 16GB RAM ATI HD5670 1GB I have found that adding command line options (via commandline.txt in my GTAIV folder) helps me with this issue. I use the following: -norestriction (Allows you to edit your graphics options without restriction) -nomemrestrict (Removes restriction on the amount of memory GTAIV uses for video) -availablevidmem 2.0 (Allows GTAIV to use system RAM as VRAM. Number is a multiplier, so 1.0 will use all of your VRAM, and 2.0 will use all of your VRAM, plus an additional amount of your system RAM equal to your VRAM) -percentvidmem 100 (Specifies how much of the memory you set with the previous option that GTAIV is permitted to use) To use these, just create a file called commandline.txt in your GTAIV (or EFLC) folder and paste the following inside: -norestriction -nomemrestrict -availablevidmem 2.0 -percentvidmem 100 You can change the multiplier for the availablevidmem command to something that suits your system. Hope this helps!

The save games are not stored in the application directory. They are stored in your local appdata directory. (replace USERNAME with your username, without quotes). XP: C:Documents and Settings"USERNAME"Local SettingsApplication DataRockstar GamesGTA IVsavegames Vista/7: C:Users"USERNAME"AppDataLocalRockstar GamesGTA IVsavegames Hope this helps.