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1) You need way over what the min. specs are to make it worthwhile. And it had problems with an nVidia card and an ATI Rage card. Probably needs 1GHz really.
2) It won't work on Win98. The only PC I can get my hands on at the moment runs that particular OS, and it's the only one with Broadband Goddamit!!! Halo requires DirectX 9.0 to work, which doesn't run on Win98. Sure it's a few years old, but that's what we've got and I can't change that tonight. Even the download for DirectX 9.0b from the Microsoft site (which claims to be for Win98) doesn't work - you need Win98SE at least.
3) When I finally get online with it you're all dead anyway, so you might as well uninstall it now and give me the frags. The end.
PLayed one game with about 12 people with next to no lag as well. had some good kills in that one.
> Alternatively you can play glitch free Halo which is essentially the
> same bar online multiplayer, and look forward to Halo 2 in 6 months
> time instead of sometime in 2006, by buying a 129.99 console, which
> is probably not as expensive as most of the graphics cards failing to
> run Halo...
+ xbox live subscription.
1) You need way over what the min. specs are to make it worthwhile. And it had problems with an nVidia card and an ATI Rage card. Probably needs 1GHz really.
2) It won't work on Win98. The only PC I can get my hands on at the moment runs that particular OS, and it's the only one with Broadband Goddamit!!! Halo requires DirectX 9.0 to work, which doesn't run on Win98. Sure it's a few years old, but that's what we've got and I can't change that tonight. Even the download for DirectX 9.0b from the Microsoft site (which claims to be for Win98) doesn't work - you need Win98SE at least.
3) When I finally get online with it you're all dead anyway, so you might as well uninstall it now and give me the frags. The end.