- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: pinkprincess47
i hate idiots like you who obviously dont know how to use google or read the faqs or previous posts.
seriously man think before you do something stupid.
I believe that you are not only misinformed, stupid, crude and ignorant, but you are also a non-intellectual, who CLEARLY CANNOT READ ENGLISH, let alone act as a civil human being. Let me break down what you said so I can reply to each section appropriately.
Posted by: pinkprincess47
i hate idiots like you who obviously dont know how to use google or read the faqs or previous posts.
seriously man think before you do something stupid.
Not only did I check google, yahoo, ask.com, altavista, and various other search engines for the answer, but I have also read the faqs AND previous posts on the forum, AND spoken with friends, AND checked the official Halo 2 Vista website for requirements, AND read all of the stickies, AND chatted with ignorant a**holes such as yourself. I believe it is YOU in fact, who has done something "stupid," in that you have proven to be an illiterate piece of c***.
Posted by: pinkprincess47
and like everyone said the x3000 sucks balls.
As I have previously stated in the thread, "I will admit that while integrated cards are not impressive, and <Halo 2 Vista> will by all means lag abit if it runs at all. The Intel GMA x3000 is the BEST integrated graphics card, by far, almost to the point of being considered a mediocre video card. As stated before, do not underestimate it. The chipset can run HL2 and Halo flawlessly under max settings 1280-1024 resolution." While it "sucks balls," it does not suck as much balls as you think.
I am not asking whether it will run Halo 2 Vista laglessly under max settings, I'm simply asking whether it will start, or whether it won't start. No one here seems to know the answer, and there is not a single press release that addresses this. If there is, give me a link, and I will tip my hat to you, knowing that my question has been answered.
So I turn now to the developers of Halo 2 Vista, and to the other gaming intellectuals (not to the ignorant obnoxious twelve year olds who don't bother to read), and I ask these people. WILL HALO 2 VISTA RUN ON AN INTEL GMA X3000 chipset? This is the real question, and not one person whom I've spoken to knows the answer. NOT EVEN YOU.