Srs Question: Why are Macs bad?
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HVanquish
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BUT DOES AN HP HAVE PHOTO BOOTH THAT LETS HOT GIRLS TAKE PHOTOS OF THEMSELVES?
Freeman
RAYTANG
like your girlfriend?
Ucantry2run
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Troll'd
DKnight556
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Windows has way more open source software support on the internet. Macs have trouble finding games and software on the web. ( not biased my friend tried to use a mac for a year and ended up selling it). Take legions for example. You have to do a workaround just to play
57thRomance
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Well I guess it's just a temporary thing right now. If FE:L was Mac compatible, then L:O should be as well. We just need a programmer on the development team to work on an OS X build while the other developers work on improving the game itself. That, however, is a job for another time...
Metreon
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The engine works in both Mac AND Linux, and porting the actual game is not an immense challenge, just time-consuming. The real challenge is porting the launcher, updater, and menu system, which are are essential, and whose functionality is difficult to replicate as these platforms handle that stuff differently. My understanding (correct me if I'm wrong, this is just a guess and the cloud is not my forte) is that the browser-based nature of IA's launcher is how they got around the problem.
Arch
Legions Developer
Install Windows on a separate partition.
radiofriendly
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Macs are good. They are elegant, simple to use, and do what they do very well. At a price, which is... the price. Oh, and the lack of versitility, which I can't live with. I need my programs to work.
(Hate to say this, but they are fantastic for the old and stupid though.)
(Hate to say this, but they are fantastic for the old and stupid though.)
Rougey
Most Honoured Aussie
Srs Answer: Because I said so
EDIT: Also the picture of the lecture hall where everyone has a mac? I picked up journalism as an elective last semester - I don't have a smart phone, didn't use Twitter, and my laptop lacked any sort of apple motif - in a hall with 200 other people there where maybe six people like me.
EDIT: Also the picture of the lecture hall where everyone has a mac? I picked up journalism as an elective last semester - I don't have a smart phone, didn't use Twitter, and my laptop lacked any sort of apple motif - in a hall with 200 other people there where maybe six people like me.