Poulscath

It doesn't help that many ports are sloppily and/or lazily done.

Oblivion can hammer your harddrive and system memory more than most games, especially with big texture mods. I'd check those out too.

If you're using the new Steam screenshot facility, remember to back up your screenshots first since the above article hasn't been updated to account for them. (The local copies are stored in a directory you're told to delete).

Many perfumes give me a splitting headache mere seconds after smelling them. I also get a rash on my hands after eating anything with dairy in it.

Thanks. Bah, Wasteland Cloth Collection is gone.

In my case, it's not so much like as be addicted to :wallbash:

Anyone know where the rest of the outfit on the right is from?

Those links check the referrer. Copy/paste them into the address bar twice and it should work

I keep meaning to play the original Deus Ex with the new renderer and texture packs but keep getting distracted by my long list of other moddable games :rolleyes:

Strange, because I had it working once before --before I had to reformat the hard drive and lost mostly everything. As a radical nonconformist I find it disdainful that D2D would do that. I bought the game. It's my game now. I should have the right to do with it as I will. One thing is certain, it convinces me not to ever by another downloadable game ever again. Perhaps, that is why I was upset when I bought the disk version of FNV and then realized that it was a downloaded version from Steam. Still, Steam doesn't encrypt the .exe: thank God. Apparently, Steam does encrypt the exe, but Valve worked with the OBSE devs to get it working anyway.

Actually, wget does support cookies. Extracting them from the clutches of your browser, however, is left as an exercise for the reader :) (It's been years since I last did it)

You can also move an already installed Steam, see here.

You mean something like the DaggerXL engine replacement, which, I believe, will support texture replacers and such?

Actually, the docudrama you want to watch is the BBC one called "Threads". It's the bleakest film ever made.

Thanks for the link to the race making doc, I'll switch to that instead of using Play as Alice as a base.

Maybe something like Play as Alice?