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I haven't played the demo yet, but seeing how cheap you can buy it on the internet i can't see it being a let down. It would be nice to see it on release day, but im not going to build my hopes up.
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cookie monster wrote:
> Trust me fake registrations are my only option.
Hell, it worked for me.
:-D
> Trust me fake registrations are my only option.
Hell, it worked for me.
:-D
cipro wrote:
> I think I'm going to cancel my £20 pre-order of UT2004 and
> import the Special edition for £32. It's got two DVD's (Ones
> the game, another contains over 150 hours of footage that shows you
> how create custom game content) a headst and a nice tin case to
> package it all in.
It's not often I say this.
But.
Swwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeettttttt!
I so want that.
Though, in the end I'll probably just get the normal DVD vers from... that company.
And the SR clan thing sounds good.
Hopefully, we'll be getting Broadband this month, and most likely it'll be 1mbps we're getting, which will kick bootay.
We've been meaning for aagesssss to get BB, but never have.
"Oh, too much hassle"
Bah.
> I think I'm going to cancel my £20 pre-order of UT2004 and
> import the Special edition for £32. It's got two DVD's (Ones
> the game, another contains over 150 hours of footage that shows you
> how create custom game content) a headst and a nice tin case to
> package it all in.
It's not often I say this.
But.
Swwwwweeeeeeeeeeeeettttttt!
I so want that.
Though, in the end I'll probably just get the normal DVD vers from... that company.
And the SR clan thing sounds good.
Hopefully, we'll be getting Broadband this month, and most likely it'll be 1mbps we're getting, which will kick bootay.
We've been meaning for aagesssss to get BB, but never have.
"Oh, too much hassle"
Bah.
adrian wrote:
> Our exchange needed no registerations :D we had it back in June 2002.
> One thing with doing fake registerations is that they do it because
> it costs BT a hell of a lot to upgrade an exchange. If theres no
> demand then there is no profit. The best way is to start campaigning
> and getting people interested.
There is a campaign running already. Trust me fake registrations are my only option.
> Our exchange needed no registerations :D we had it back in June 2002.
> One thing with doing fake registerations is that they do it because
> it costs BT a hell of a lot to upgrade an exchange. If theres no
> demand then there is no profit. The best way is to start campaigning
> and getting people interested.
There is a campaign running already. Trust me fake registrations are my only option.
cookie monster wrote:
> adrian wrote:
> Go to www.adslguide.org.uk to see how many registered interest you
> need before BT will enable the exchange.
>
> I know exactly how many i need already. 400.
>
> We have 228 registrations, ive been watching the registrations
> barometer since it read 12. Over 100 registrations are from my
> brother and i searching through the phonebook.
Our exchange needed no registerations :D we had it back in June 2002. One thing with doing fake registerations is that they do it because it costs BT a hell of a lot to upgrade an exchange. If theres no demand then there is no profit. The best way is to start campaigning and getting people interested.
> adrian wrote:
> Go to www.adslguide.org.uk to see how many registered interest you
> need before BT will enable the exchange.
>
> I know exactly how many i need already. 400.
>
> We have 228 registrations, ive been watching the registrations
> barometer since it read 12. Over 100 registrations are from my
> brother and i searching through the phonebook.
Our exchange needed no registerations :D we had it back in June 2002. One thing with doing fake registerations is that they do it because it costs BT a hell of a lot to upgrade an exchange. If theres no demand then there is no profit. The best way is to start campaigning and getting people interested.
cookie monster wrote:
> Ah, id forgotten about import madness, they are a decent company from
> what ive heard.
Good, just so long as the game gets to me at a reasonable time and in one piece, I'm not fussed.
And for anyone interested, here's an article at gamespy on the Special edition [URL]http://www.gamespy.com/articles/february04/ut2004dvd/[/URL] and heres the lovely looking metal box it'll be shipping in [URL]http://www.gamespy.com/asp/image.asp?/articles/february04/ut2004dvd/01.jpg[/URL] Can't wait.
> Ah, id forgotten about import madness, they are a decent company from
> what ive heard.
Good, just so long as the game gets to me at a reasonable time and in one piece, I'm not fussed.
And for anyone interested, here's an article at gamespy on the Special edition [URL]http://www.gamespy.com/articles/february04/ut2004dvd/[/URL] and heres the lovely looking metal box it'll be shipping in [URL]http://www.gamespy.com/asp/image.asp?/articles/february04/ut2004dvd/01.jpg[/URL] Can't wait.
Ah, id forgotten about import madness, they are a decent company from what ive heard.
cookie monster wrote:
> Where are you getting it from?
I'm not sure SR will appreciate this but ImportMadness is the place I've ordered it from. Haven't ordered from there before and have no clue of how long it will take to deliver, but still, I love extras and it's still a great price.
Messy wrote:
> Will it still work and not be all backwards and American?
PC games have no regional coding like consoles, so you can purchase and install a game from the states as easy as installing a game from the UK.
> Where are you getting it from?
I'm not sure SR will appreciate this but ImportMadness is the place I've ordered it from. Haven't ordered from there before and have no clue of how long it will take to deliver, but still, I love extras and it's still a great price.
Messy wrote:
> Will it still work and not be all backwards and American?
PC games have no regional coding like consoles, so you can purchase and install a game from the states as easy as installing a game from the UK.
cookie monster wrote:
> cipro wrote:
> I think I'm going to cancel my £20 pre-order of UT2004 and
> import the Special edition for £32. It's got two DVD's (Ones
> the game, another contains over 150 hours of footage that shows you
> how create custom game content) a headst and a nice tin case to
> package it all in.
>
> Hmmm, all i would be interested in would be the headset, but its not
> worth me paying another £14 for.
Import from where?
I WANT IT!
Will it still work and not be all backwards and American?
> cipro wrote:
> I think I'm going to cancel my £20 pre-order of UT2004 and
> import the Special edition for £32. It's got two DVD's (Ones
> the game, another contains over 150 hours of footage that shows you
> how create custom game content) a headst and a nice tin case to
> package it all in.
>
> Hmmm, all i would be interested in would be the headset, but its not
> worth me paying another £14 for.
Import from where?
I WANT IT!
Will it still work and not be all backwards and American?
Where are you getting it from?
cookie monster wrote:
> Hmmm, all i would be interested in would be the headset, but its not
> worth me paying another £14 for.
Still a bargain though since the only UK retailer I've seen that's selling it has it priced at around £50!!
> Hmmm, all i would be interested in would be the headset, but its not
> worth me paying another £14 for.
Still a bargain though since the only UK retailer I've seen that's selling it has it priced at around £50!!
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