Harper

Working fine on my end.

Of course.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oH85DyvvE54 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdkmAor3Sy8

Yeah, its from Third Watch which I'm kinda obsessed with at the moment

I didn't take any offence bud Just when I see someone else working on the same model, I stop working on it. Otherwise we'd be plagued with the same model just like most Crown Vic's

Even so, that's just stating who made the game. Its what Amazon and any other online retailer does.

Again, nothing on their newswire so I'm counting it as a rumor. http://www.rockstargames.com/newswire EDIT: I also translated that site, nowhere on that page does it say "Rockstar"

Buddy, I could tell you I have a direct phone line to Rockstar Games, Its the internet, don't believe everything on here. When Rockstar does something for a big-titled game like one in the Grand Theft Auto Series, they ALWAYS update their Newswire first, then their Twitter and then Facebook.

I had peaked interest into this game when I first heard of it, then I heard of what EA did to it and I decided my money would have much more value spent on something worthwhile. Sadly, it isn't the first time greedy EA have ruined a potentially great game, I'll take a more recent example; Need for Speed Most Wanted (2012) Let me start off by saying that Criterion is one of the best British video game companies around today, they gave us the moderately good Burnout series and finished it off with the epic Burnout: Paradise which I've clocked well over 800+ hours on since its release. Need for Speed is a brilliant game, most people are calling it a Burnout Paradise 2 which indeed can be proven true to certain points due to some dynamics, one of them being the driving engine, no loading screens online and the shutting down of rival cars to add them to your garage. What really took this game down for me was what EA did, on the DISC is this little beauty: Thing is, EA decided: "Hey guys, how about if we take this car and lock it so that players will have to buy a Slim Jim to get a code to unlock it" "But aren't Slim Jims only available in America? What about the fans in Europe?" "Fuck them. Who gives a shit, restrict this car to American owners only, who cares if they paid £40 for the game" And yes, they actually did that.

I glanced at those thumbnails, didn't have time to watch the videos. But SixUpdater was one of the best tools around to get mods installed into ArmA, then they updated it and made everything complicated. Its easy to install mods manually into ArmA, you just need to do the following: 1. Extract the @ folder found in the .rar file of the mod to the following location: C:/Program Files/Steam/steamapps/common/Arma 2 Operation Arrowhead (or ArmA 2) Then, right click the game in your steam library and head to "Properties" and then "Set Launch Options" If for instance, your mod was @JSRS 1.5 then the line should look like; -mod=@JSRS 1.5; I'll make a video on it shortly, its fairly simple,

I haven't heard anything from Rockstar Games about a PC release so therefore I'm going to go ahead and say that what you've posted there is purely a rumor. Due to the way R* operates, you'll learn to not believe anything until they announce it themselves

http://www.amazon.com/Grand-Theft-Auto-San-Andreas-Pc/dp/B000BD1AFA/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1358464568&sr=8-6&keywords=gta+san+andreas No, but you'll just need to use a downgrader once you install it.

Hm. Weird. Reminded me though of some of my favorite fighting scenes; "Boba Fett" in Once Were Warriors (Guy who voices him) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCHe-0w9KX8 Dominic vs Hobbs in Fast Five http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQEfEeBR3-M Batman vs Bane in The Dark Knight Rises (Contains Spoilers) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDuetklFtDQ

zModeler 3 can import the BNDL format that the cars use in Most Wanted, Problem is finding someone with the program to do it as trial licenses cannot import things

Tried running it as an administrator?

Two deaths, twelve injured. Landed ontop of two cars Among the dead is the pilot who was flying solo and one of the drivers of the cars http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-21040410

I'd like to see some more classic FD / EMS vehicles as well as the more modern ones, I've been working away on this one for a few months now.. Should be ready for testing next month:

Part of the Policing Tools by Sniper296 that also includes the spikestrip, currently in its testing status but from what I've heard it should be ready for a public release in the near future

30fps? Easily. Had some rendering issues which caused the lag.

Part Seven: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8FuQuNwSsA&feature=youtu.be Eventually this thread won't be updated, so you'll have to subscribe to my channel to keep updated on these videos

No, they won't. To be honest with you, its a very smart business tactic that works wonders for them, lets break down what they do; 1. Announce the game with some very basic details 2. Few months later, they release a trailer / teaser 3. Nothing is heard from Rockstar for a good year or so 4. Release Screenshots 5. Few more months pass, second trailer is released 6. Gaming magazines get access to the game and post a fair amount of info 7. Game is released This has been the course with every main Grand Theft Auto game since Vice City, by limiting what they give to us fans they earn more sales because people WANT to find out more about the game. Not to mention it doesn't ruin it for anyone, there's tons of things they want YOU to enjoy finding new things. Hell, just the other day I discovered some new sound effects whilst driving around IV with my headphones on, It goes to show that I'm still finding things to this day in a almost five year old videogame. And for further proof, here's all the videos released by R* on the GTA series: Vice City San Andreas With IV, they put out more videos for it Grand Theft Auto IV As you can see, they never released any gameplay videos