August 9, 200521 yr Maybe it will record the scene and you will be able to look at whatever you want when looking again. http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa197/knivesdamaster/tags/sith_omguserbar_member.jpg
August 9, 200521 yr That I would be happy with, but that goes in the whole 'replay' designation as opposed to a recording of a battle. I doubt we'll be able to film from replays (should they have them) but instead are limited to filming only during the actual battle. "And the moral of the story is: Appreciate what you've got, because basically; I'm fantastic." ~ Holly, Red Dwarfhttp://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y143/Lord_Darkmark/Forcedbanner01.jpghttp://www.starwarsforced.co.uk
August 9, 200521 yr Author Well with 2 - 3 hour long battles you could fast forward x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 or whatever. An example of a bad way of recording:-C&C Generals and Zero Hour (Normal and fast, its so slow in 1 hour games) An Example of a good or good enough way of recording:-Rome Total War (I think you can free roam and speed up or speed thinks up even more or pause)-Battlefield 2 (Free roam your actions and speed up and speed things up more) I dont have 60 GB to spare but I do have 15 gb left of space and I bet people have 20 gb and under I have to much media on my computer thats why (Music, videos, and pictures and cant forget games). -One Empire falls another riseshttp://myanimelist.net/signature/EuroSubstance.png http://miniprofile.xfire.com/bg/os/type/2/ghostlysubstance.png
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