oh thank you

well time to pull out the wallet

Cyber-

Yep. Well worth it, though, the new content is (in general) much more polished and enjoyable than the old content.

i use them in BF2 to switch to grenade/grenade launcher/medpack/ammo pack/claymore/mine (depending on the classim playing)throw it, and switch back to the primary weapon. That works in most games that force you to switch to grenades to use them.elitegeek13

That does seem like it would be handy.

I've been trying out a few high-end gaming mice lately, most of which have the option of recording mouse macros to bind to a button. For the life of me, though, I can't figure out anything to try and record. I'm sure that if I really wanted to, I could make a macro for World of Warcraft that would let me pop Evasion and Sprint at the same time and bind it to a mouse button, but it seems like it'd be a lot easier to make a macro in-game and bind it to a key; at least then I'd have a free mouse button. The same goes for FPS's; it's not difficult to record a macro that zooms in your sniper rifle and instantly fires, but it seems like a waste of a mouse button that could just as easily be used for something more critical.

So I guess I'm just curious if any of you have any examples of macros that you've found helpful in certain games. To me, it seems like macros are a good way to automate actions that you need to perform fairly regularly in a game, but then on the other hand, those actions are the most likely ones to have been made as simple as possible by the game designers, thus reducing the need for macroing at all.

When you setup your account you can enter a credit card number and set it to automatcially another month once the previous is up.pwilletts

I believe there are also three and six-month options, as well. They get cheaper the longer you pay up for. You of course get the free month of play with the game, as well.

I just got an HDTV and have Comcast cable. I'm using component cables from the box to my tv and I'm not sure if the HD channels are looking as good as they're suppose to. My tv is a 720p and I was wondering if it may be some channels aren't broadcast in 720p I don't know. I know I can use a hdmi cable but I'm not going to pay for one right now. Games on my 360 look great and I want the tv channels to look good also. Any help would be great.nesta54

Did you contact Comcast? AFAIK you need to have an HD plan to get HD programming from them. I think you might also need to have a newer set top box.