Ok, I haven't played this game in a year and I come back only to see you guys making constant updates, giving the players what they want, and interacting with the community on the forums. So, my complaint is this: WHY CAN'T ALL GAME DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES BE AS AWESOME AS YOU?!?! Seriously, you guys are great. I subscribed even though my computer sucks and can barely run CO, just because I know that when I get a computer that can run this on max settings, I won't be getting off. Anywho, just thought I would say good on you and keep up the great work!

PS: I loled at "The Unleashed" powerset. Is that a nod to TOR?

Undoubtedly. It came out just during the same time.

/brofist for my fellow junkbox runner.

lol. I wonder how Bioware feels about it.

/brofist. Well, I hope I won't be running this junkbox any more. This thing has a 12 year old processor in it.

My entire machine is, with exception of one replaced case-fan, unaltered from when it was built in 2005... using parts made in 2004. Why? Because, clueless berk that I am, by the time I finally admitted I needed replacement parts, I was too far behind to just upgrade, and can't afford a full-replacement machine yet.

Just as example of how bad I'm doing... the GFX card is an ATI Radeon X300. The manufacturer quit supporting and issuing driver-updates for those at the end of February 2011. The processor's a 2GHz singlecore AMD Athlon 64. Only have 2GB RAM.

Check my sig for examples of what I see in-game. Then weep in pity and thank God you're not me.

ZOMG, quick kill it with fire! :D

Edit: Looked at sig. Man, CO is the most optimized game ever, it even runs on an Etch A Sketch...

ba dum tish

Nah man, the source games are. I ran Portal 2 without a hitch. That game looks great. I personally hope I get my new computer soon so I can enjoy CO in all its splendor. I plan on getting a comp with an intel i7 3.20 Ghz 8M (assuming that means Mbs). So the processor won't be an issue. Now I am just wondering if I should get two Nvidea GTX 560 2GB cards, or just one. Some people say that two aren't worth it.

For CO (and most games currently available) one will be enough. I can Max CO using my alternate card (a GTX 460). The game is more CPU bound than GPU bound. But I'd never tell someone not to have more power LOL. I like to build overpowered rigs when I make a PC from scratch.

Ya I think one is enough. Thanks for the advice.

Honestly? They probably got a chuckle.