Huh, I got a 500 error when I tried to make this thread. Didn't think it posted.
What I had meant to say was I've been having a problem where any mouse movement in a game will cause the game to slow right down. If I move the mouse in a small circle the framerate will sit at 0 until I stop (then it'll jump back up to 60). I've done all the common sense stuff - updated drivers, restarted, swapped USB ports, scanned for viruses and googled for answers and come up empty. The latter did give me some threads with a handful of people complaining of similar problems but no definitive answers. Anyone have any idea what the problem might be? My mouse is a Razer Copperhead
I can't do art or sound for you, and I'm not much of a designer but if you need a fellow programmer I have a bunch of C++ experience and I've worked of a couple of small XNA projects. I've spent the past 6 months working with the Gamebryo engine and I'm about to start work on a side project with the UDK.
@dioxys: At the end of the first game you get dragged off by an Appature robot which then preformed its automated duty of putting you in a relaxation chamber.
I didn't mind the turrets at all. I thought it fit perfectly for the end of a Portal game. The best part of the ending for me was the moon. Such a great idea. It was like every hypothetical conversation I've had with my friends about if the portal gun was real.
So I just bought BGE:HD on XBLA and was pretty excited to play. It seems like a really cool game that I missed back when it came out. After a few moments of playing, however I found out that (as far as I can tell) the x and y axis for the camera cannot be inverted separately. Its either full xy inversion or no inversion. Personally I always have the x axis normal but the y axis inverted. Not being able to have the camera the way I'm used to has in all honesty made the game nigh unplayable for me. I tried playing up to about where the QL ended struggling to get used to either the inverted or un-inverted setting but it just constantly felt wrong. I haven't really been able to find anyone else mentioning this problem which seems weird to me cause it feels like such a glaring oversight - unless I'm just a member of some freak breed the inverts only the y axis. Has anyone else had this problem? Does anyone have any idea if the setting is ever likely to be added?
" I read the title as How do you deal with losing steaks. Man that would be the worst, losing all my steaks. I don't know how I'd deal with it. Probably after years of counseling maybe then I'd be able to come to terms with the loss of my steaks. So in conclusion nobody touch my damn steaks. "
I think I'm going to have nightmares for weeks at the mere thought of loosing all my steaks.
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