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ok hi xD
what i ask of you is PLEASE dont poblish divinity 2 in a 3-cd (FINE. dvd rom) pack box, like you did with divinity 1 xD
that thing is dangerius.. could break the last disk if your not carefull xD
Last edited by thirion; 29/01/09 02:36 PM.
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Since then, the DVD-ROM has been invented
Welcome to the new millennium :p
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But CDs are more sturdy than DVDs.
When you find a big kettle of crazy, it's best not to stir it.
--Dilbert cartoon
"Interplay.some zombiefied unlife thing going on there" - skavenhorde at RPGWatch
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let's ask them to put it on 1.310.000 floppy disks  I can see it now "Collector's Edition: Gotta Insert 'em All!"
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btw 3 cd's? div2 aint pong
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thats how div 1 came out :3 install cd, second cd and play cd.. the last one on the bottom is the riskiest to pull out.
(lol only shows that i bought the game, port it all the way from germany to israel.. and what if the cd's would have broken on first sight? :| )
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I remember that. Well, I found it annoying how I couldn't get the top CD to stay on as well.
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The North American original DD release had the CDs in a double CD jewel case. The UK BD DVD case had 2 CDs stacked together, but both were easy to remove. I doubt D2:ED would be more than 2 DVDs (especially since the XBox version has to fit on 1 DVD), so there shouldn't be a problem safely getting at the disk(s).
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btw 3 cd's? div2 aint pong Pong was released on 3 CDs ?
When you find a big kettle of crazy, it's best not to stir it.
--Dilbert cartoon
"Interplay.some zombiefied unlife thing going on there" - skavenhorde at RPGWatch
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Didn't you know that? Shame on you Alrik!!  Is it being released in Australia, or should I buy OS as I usually have to do for games from smaller devs?
If God said it, then that settles it!!
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There was an Australian release of BD, so presumably at least that isn't out of the question for D2:ED. There was also an Australian re-release DVD version of DD (not sure if there was a publisher there for the original release).
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let's ask them to put it on 1.310.000 floppy disks Do people even have them in a pc nowdays? Games release: sorry guys it's in floppy disk go buy a windows 98/96
Give nothing, but take everything.
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If only it were true. If compatibility wasn't an issue, I'd still be running windows 98. Best Windows ever.. Vista = third worst, after 2000 and ME
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let's ask them to put it on 1.310.000 floppy disks Do people even have them in a pc nowdays? Games release: sorry guys it's in floppy disk go buy a windows 98/96 What happened to punch cards!!!
Not in the mood for cheese?
That excuse has more holes than a slice this fine Gorgombert!
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The UK BD DVD case had 2 CDs stacked together, but both were easy to remove.
Wow, you're right. I thought I had three CDs =P
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