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This thread has been linked to the game 'Counter Strike'.
As there's no one place to demand games, thought I'd create a thread for people to pop if they want a game.
As a side note, does anyone know if there's anyway of importing sound files? I want it to play the Miami Vice theme every time I kill someone.
You'd think it'd get irritating, but I'm not that good.
As a side note, does anyone know if there's anyway of importing sound files? I want it to play the Miami Vice theme every time I kill someone.
You'd think it'd get irritating, but I'm not that good.
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mmm create-a-server
Yup, that's the one.
Grix Thraves wrote:
> x-fire. excellent program.
Yes, it even lets you chat in-game, eh, Grix...?
> x-fire. excellent program.
Yes, it even lets you chat in-game, eh, Grix...?
monkey_man wrote:
> Yes, it even lets you chat in-game, eh, Grix...?
Does it? I have to minimise my game to talk to anyone on X-Fire. And also, you should be able to add lots of people into one convo, it would make it easier to arrange games. Not too convinced by the program tbh.
> Yes, it even lets you chat in-game, eh, Grix...?
Does it? I have to minimise my game to talk to anyone on X-Fire. And also, you should be able to add lots of people into one convo, it would make it easier to arrange games. Not too convinced by the program tbh.
It's not a chat programme. It's a network of gamers, and it's fantastic. I log-in, see 8-10 people in my friends list playing the same game and map, check the ping, then right-click and join. Quick "Sup Niggaz", and all is good.
Here's the trick:
Start a conversation with someone on the team you're going to join. during the game you can press "Scroll Lock + X" to re-open that window and tell them where the enemy is from a spectator's view. Pretty cheeky.
X-Fire rules.
Here's the trick:
Start a conversation with someone on the team you're going to join. during the game you can press "Scroll Lock + X" to re-open that window and tell them where the enemy is from a spectator's view. Pretty cheeky.
X-Fire rules.
Here's the trick:
Don't shoot Nash.
Everyone's a winner.
Don't shoot Nash.
Everyone's a winner.
monkey_man wrote:
> Here's the trick:
> Start a conversation with someone on the team you're going to join.
> during the game you can press "Scroll Lock + X" to re-open
> that window and tell them where the enemy is from a spectator's view.
> Pretty cheeky.
You don't need to do that. You just press Scroll lock + X at any point.
It's a nifty little program. Very handy.
> Here's the trick:
> Start a conversation with someone on the team you're going to join.
> during the game you can press "Scroll Lock + X" to re-open
> that window and tell them where the enemy is from a spectator's view.
> Pretty cheeky.
You don't need to do that. You just press Scroll lock + X at any point.
It's a nifty little program. Very handy.
monkey_man wrote:
> Here's the trick:
> Start a conversation with someone on the team you're going to join.
> during the game you can press "Scroll Lock + X" to re-open
> that window and tell them where the enemy is from a spectator's view.
> Pretty cheeky.
I use teamspeak for that, much easier :P
> Here's the trick:
> Start a conversation with someone on the team you're going to join.
> during the game you can press "Scroll Lock + X" to re-open
> that window and tell them where the enemy is from a spectator's view.
> Pretty cheeky.
I use teamspeak for that, much easier :P
But using Xfire allows you to tell your teammates where the enemy is when you're dead. They can't see messages from dead teammates in-game.
Do you see?
Do you see?
TeamSpeak can do that.
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