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Το δοκίμασα αλλά εμφανίζει το εξής πρόβλημα: όταν το ενεργοποιώ δεν μπορώ να κάνω log in...βάζω κανονικά id και pwd αλλά όταν πατάω Log in δε με αφήνει...για την ακρίβεια, δε φαίνεται να γίνεται τίποτα, όπως ακριβώς όταν προσπαθείς να κάνεις log in ενώ δεν έχεις internet. Όταν πάλι το ενεργοποιώ ενώ έχω ήδη κάνει Log in, με κάνει disconnect από τα παράθυρα που έχω ήδη ανοιχτά...έχω κάνει κάτι λάθος;

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είχα κι εγώ το ίδιο πρόβλημα...λοιπόν υποθέτω πως η default γλώσσα στο pc σου είναι ελληνικά...αν όντως είναι άλλαξέ την και βάλε τα αγγλικά. Εγώ αυτό έκανα και δούλεψε, οπότε κάντο κι εσύ και πες μου

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ο necro δεν νομίζετε πως θα έπρεπε κι αυτός να συμπεριληφθεί στους καλύτερους pvp chars του interlude? Αν κάποιος ξέρει να παίζει είναι από τους πιο δυνατούς αντιπάλους....Απέναντι σε gladi ας πούμε, μέχρι να χώσει ο άλλος το pet, έχει φάει gloom,d.vortex,curse weakness/chaos/disease και mass slow όταν πλησιάσει...ίδια τακτική σε όλους τους fighters εκτός από archers, στους οποίους δε γίνεται να κάνει debuffs γιατί τα περισσότερα από αυτά είναι close-range και μέχρι να πλησιάσει τον archer θα έχει χάσει το πλεονέκτημά του, τον extra χρόνο,δηλαδή,που προκύπτει μέχρι να killάρει ο άλλος το pet...οι μόνοι που τον ρίχνουν εύκολα είναι τα tanks,λόγω aggression, unholy protection(σε paladdins και evas templars),shield bash(σε shillien knights και evas templars), που τον κάνουν να χάνει συνεχώς το target και έτσι δεν μπορεί να βάλει cp pots κατά τη διάρκεια του pvp...για τα παραπάνω λοιπόν θα έλεγα ότι ο necro μπορεί να μην είναι "άπεφτος" αλλά σίγουρα αξίζει...

Thx :)

Thx for helping me out MixMaster.What do u think now?

Ok,you were right...now it's much better I think

Ok thx for the advice

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Yeah it rocks...I had been playing for 7.5 hours in a row the first day that I bought it...I was so much addicted that I remembered having a lesson 20 minutes after it was over

You have full control over Desmond but you can only explore the area of Monteriggioni,there are no people

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ok I've sent it again

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Sure I was meaning to put them but then I forgot. Here is a review of the game that I found quite precise of what darksiders is about: Here is the original trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VMxP_GstP8 And here are some videos that demonstrate Darksider's gameplay: (gameplay trailer)

Minimum System Requirements * OS: Windows XP SP3, Vista SP1, Windows 7 * Processor: AMD Athlon 64 Processor 3800+ 2.4Ghz or better, Intel Pentium 4 530 3.0Ghz Processor or better * Memory: 1GB XP, 2GB Vista / Windows 7 * Graphics: NVIDIA (GeForce 8800/GeForce GT220) 256MB graphics card or better, ATI Radeon X1900 256MB graphics card or better ( must support pixel shader 3 ) * DirectX: DirectX 9.0c * Hard Drive: 12GB * Sound: 100% DirectX 9.0C compliant sound card or equivalent onboard sound Recommended System Requirements * OS: Windows XP SP3, Vista SP1, Windows 7 * Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ Dual Core 2.60Ghz, Intel Core 2 Duo E6420 Dual Core 2.13Ghz * Memory: 2GB XP, 3GB Vista / Windows 7 * Graphics: NVIDIA (GeForce GTS 240) 256MB graphics card or better, ATI Radeon HD3870 256MB graphics card or better ( must support pixel shader 3 ) * DirectX: DirectX 9.0c * Hard Drive: 12GB * Sound: 100% DirectX 9.0C compliant sound card or equivalent onboard sound So this game has been previewed again but I'm going to make a full review of it... To begin with, the story is about a war raging among good and evil since the beginning of time. After the creation of the human kind the two sides made peace only until the humans would be strong enough to compete them so that only one of the three reaces would survive. The Four Horsemen of Apocalypse are the ones responsible for keeping the peace in place by protecting the Seven Seals. Nevertheless, for reasons that I will not spoil, this peace is broken and hell unleashes its warriors on Earth...The game itself then fast-forwards a century and shows us what is left of Earth:ruins,zombies,monsters and a few angels. The player takes control of War(judging by his name you should have realised by now the type of the game), one of the Horsemen who is to be blamed for the extinction of the human race. In terms of gameplay, darksiders will remind you of any other action-genre game,3rd person shooter ofc, yet with the adding of combos. These combos are bought with souls(the game's currence) and differ for each of the 3 available weapon choices.Imo,this feature is very nice but,most probably,you;ll forget that they even exist since battles,in the beginning at least,are tough and require attention and,furhermore,they are too many.For example,I counted 40 moves for the chaos blade(the player's first and primary weapon).War,at the beginning,is weak and has no wide variety of armory,weapons and skills to choose from,yet as the game advances you'll find yourself fully equipped,almost undefeatable,especially if you are the kind of gamer that appreciates searching the map thoroughly.In Darksiders there are no collectables.Except from the combos there are also one-button fatality prompts,like the ones in God of War and Dante's Inferno,that at first seem awesome but after cutting the legs and stabbing the 1000th demon they become dull.There are hidden pieces of armor,life/wrath shards(the first expand War's life meter,the second allow him to use further powerful attacks),artifacts(precious to the arms dealer,useless to you) and Lineage's lifestones that when equipped to your weapons(which they,too, level-up over time and after killing thousands upon thousands of enemies)will grant them a passive ability.So,considering the combos,War's life(which,for me,is too much and towards the end even a mediocre action gamer simply can't die) and the levelled-up,lifestone-equipped weapons the battles tend to become less and less interesting. Above:War and his side-kick,The Watcher Now, when you are not fighting legions of identical hell minions(which happens pretty often since every time you move accross a place that has been explored,the enemies killed in the first place seem to revive and you have to kill them all over again) the game offers a variety of puzzles,whose difficulty range is medium to hard(at least for me).One or two are bound to test your nerves and patience,you can trust me on that but they are a break from killing myriads of demons and monsters.Puzzles also appear in some of the game's Bosses,where,except your weapons and combat skills,puzzle-solving is also needed for them to be defeated.Plus,there are also some mini-games,unfortunately too little of them,that will challenge your speed,accuracy and,generally,your combat skills. Last but not least,what needs to be mentioned is that the game is not free-roaming but the maps which are to be explored are both satisfying in length and worth searching,since in every hidden corner there are goodies that will upgrade War.The only annoying thing,as stated before,is that each time you backtrack you have to face again the enemies that had been dealt with in your first visit,let alone the fact that sometimes they increase both their number and IQ meter. Above:after killing a gazillion demons you get to fight the final Boss Moving to the technical details,the graphics are good-looking and the sound is one of the best that I've seen in a video game.The voices and the acting of all the appearing characters are very natural along with the music and the sound effects of the numerous battles you'll be forced to participate.Finally, it won't take you more than 12-16 hours to complete but I can't promise that you'll have collected all of the hidden lifestones,life/wrath shards,amor pieces and artifacts of the map. Don't get too excited,you only fly with that creature once To sum up,I certainly don't think that it is a game that will change the history of game-playing(Darksiders itself having borrowed things from god of war and devil may cry),but it's definitely worth a look. I would evaluate it with 8-8.5/10 Here is a review of the game that I found quite precise of what darksiders is about: Here is the original trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VMxP_GstP8 And here are some videos that demonstrate Darksider's gameplay: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu0RpY_nSW0 (gameplay trailer)

its point is to annoy us...:)

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no there aren't but leaving the animus could be somewhat interesting since by exploring monteriggioni you find some kind of collectables...well it's better than nothing, in the previous AC Desmond appeared in,like, 3-4 missions tops...so now the game itself reminds you who the protagonist is

I have played it(PS3)...I kinda liked it but AC II was better...now regarding gameplay if u've played any of the other 2 ACs it will feel familiar there have been significant changes in the battle system(now a skilled player can solo like 20 guards [no kidding] since they tend to attack Ezio one-by-one and not simultaneously) you can conquer city territories and by doing so you unlock purchasable shops(blacksmiths,art merchants etc. like the ones in AC II) that will increase your income over time...it'll remind you of GTA which used a similar approach to enrich its gameplay there are TONS of side quests,some of them really interesting, like driving leonardo's renaissance machines(including tanks, naval cannons and,of course, the flying machine from AC II)...these side quests not only are relaxing and fun-based but there's a reward in for you...when you finish all the leonardo associated missions he'll give you a new invention,which did not exist in the previous ACs(don't worry I am not spoiling)...apart from handling machines though in the wide variety of quests are also included the classic races,beat-up events and assassinations contracts as well as romulus's lairs,which are explorable mini-maps, very much like the assassin tombs in AC II, that,following their synchronization, will reward you by offering you the best armor(and the best dagger) in the game(same like Altair's armor) there is the creation of the brotherhood,which includes recruiting new assassins and assigning them missions in order for them to acquire experience and level-up...their levelling-up pretty much resembles metal gear solid,if anyone has played it he'll in understand what I'm talking about...these assassins can also be called by Ezio to help him, either in the synchronization of a memory or in a simple street fight Lastly the game offers 3 new features: 1)u can leave the animus at any given moment and explore the village of monteriggioni by controlling Desmond 2)a new training system has been implemented which is accessible through the pause menu...it allows you to practise your free-running and combat skills 3)you are given the ability to replay any mission, even the ones that do not belong to the main storyline...that way you will be able to synch every memory to 100%(since in AC:Brotherhood you can either complete the missions on 50% or 100%,by completing it with a certain way, such as killing the target with the hidden blade or finishing the exploration of a romulus's lair in less than 8 minutes) About multiplayer I've played and, imo, it rocks...it's true in mp mode the objective is to kill the other players either by remaining undetected(which is the best way to do it)or by entering rambo-mode...the interesting thing about is,though,that in the area that the potential assassins will fight against each other all the characters,both the player-controlled and the NPCs are indistinguishable...so the only way to identify another player is to be careful and have your eyes open every single moment(for example if u see someone climbing a wall or moving along the rooftops, that's definitely a human-controlled character) yet the story is certainly inferior in comparison with AC II and the ending is,imo, controversial...I won't spoil it since u wanna buy it but trust me it'll confuse you...I hope there'll be a sequel that will explain this ending Now if u own a PS3 buy it on that...if not, I think that PC is ok but judging from personal experience (I've played AC II both in PS3 and PC) PS3 is better. Bottom line: AC:Brotherhood is not,as far as I'm concerned,better than AC II...but,under no circumstances,should you hesitate to buy it...it is an absolute must for everyone who considers himself a "gamer"....For me,considering that AC II was a 10/10, AC:Brotherhood is worth 9/10

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