pjsmith

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Longinius @ Feb. 01 2003,20:51)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">"Who really cares about Bongo Bongo Land anyway?" The same moderators who are about to whop your ass for that remark? (Since it is racist and highly unappropriate)<span id='postcolor'> Oh no, "racism"! Quick, get it off me! I wonder if the Zimbabweans who are murdering white farmers care too much about being called "racist"?

Well, to be fair, train crashes and the like are pretty common in third world countries. Who really cares about Bongo Bongo Land anyway?

The single most important feature I want to see in Flashpoint 2 is: maximum scaleability of performance. The game should be designed from the ground up to work well on the average PC, not force you to buy a 3 Gigahertz Pentium 4 and Geforce FX card with 256 meg of onboard memory. I have Flashpoint GOTY edition and, after a bit of tweaking, have gotten it to work fine on my system (850 MHz Athlon, 256Mb RAM, Radeon 7500), but it was a bit of a struggle - the autodetect feature in Preferences wasn't much of a help. I really hope the developers play close attention to making sure that Flashpoint 2 can work smoothly with the average system of 2005, or whenever the game is released.

The single most important feature I want to see in Flashpoint 2 is: maximum scaleability of performance. The game should be designed from the ground up to work well on the average PC, not force you to buy a 3 Gigahertz Pentium 4 and Geforce FX card with 256 meg of onboard memory. I have Flashpoint GOTY edition and, after a bit of tweaking, have gotten it to work fine on my system (850 MHz Athlon, 256Mb RAM, Radeon 7500), but it was a bit of a struggle - the autodetect feature in Preferences wasn't much of a help. I really hope the developers play close attention to making sure that Flashpoint 2 can work smoothly with the average system of 2005, or whenever the game is released.