Blog Posts from "RazeTheWorld"

HP is Amazing

Sun, 14 Mar 2010 05:31:38 -0400

HP is spending $40,000,000 on a new ad campaign to show you how amazing they are. They basically want to show the world how far reaching and awesome they are.

To get the job done they have hired Rhys Darby (The manager dude from Flight of the Concords on HBO). I would type more to explain it, but there are videos... Well made, funny videos:

R.A. Salvatore on Death and Consequence

Sat, 13 Mar 2010 05:10:23 -0500

R.A. Salvatore, famed fantasy book author and the creator of the legendary Drizzt Do'urden character, had a few things to say about death at the GDC in San Francisco. He was referring to MMO games and he has a point.

I'll get back to what he was talking about in a minute. First, I shall rant!

If death means nothing, what value is life? Can you imagine an MMO where you only had one life? You spend countless hours working on a character then he dies and that's it, no coming back. You'd have to roll a new character. I know most of you would die and get so pissed that you quit playing the game. And would that be such a bad thing either? You'd enjoy the game, die in game, want to kill yourself in real life, then rediscover "real life". Not a bad deal I'd say.

That's the MMO that I would play. One chance (I can't wait to get flamed for this). Perhaps I played too much D&D growing up. But I still remember those sessions way more than I remember playing any MMO or RPG game. The tabletop game had way more character and there was more creativity. I had to act in a way that would guarantee that I stayed alive. This forced some very interesting reactions and interactions (especially when I played a bard). I feel like a lot of this is lost on MMO's and such. In an RPG I am willing to go on missions that I would never have gone on in a D&D game. I know I'll probably die but it's no big deal. I'll just lose some points and cash or something.

End rant... back to what Salvatore was talking about.

Salvatore is working with 38 Studio's on a game called Copernicus. He basically is urging the developers to make the consequences of death more severe (or at least find a way to justify the resurrections in the story). He suggested a "Well of Souls" that one could use to resurrect if certain conditions are met. He also said that there should be "serious ramification".

While speaking at GDC he mentioned one of his experiences in Everques. His character's death cost him enough experience to bring him down a level. The was traumatic but it made the life of his character way more important. It also made winning much more meaningful.

We don't know much about Copernicus at this time. With Salvatore working on it we are guaranteed some interesting story elements, strong characters, and imaginative worlds. Here are some images I stole from random sites:

Deus Ex 3 Trailer Coming Thursday?

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:29:41 -0500

An executive from Eidos Montreal just posted this on twitter:

leaving tomorrow for GDC-SFO, i advise everyone to log-onto IGN thursday the 11th march at around 20:30 PST ... little surprise from DX3!

I am betting that this is finally going to be the trailer. We have seen screens, random art samples, etc. but no footage. It's about damn we get trailer.

Hopefully we will get a good idea as to whether they turned this into a console mess or if they are going to keep it intelligent enough for the PC crowd. I'll be sure to repost any footage here as soon as it goes live.

newegg feeds a supplier of i7 chips into the grinder.

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:17:16 -0500

I like my hardware. I pay hard earned cash for my hardware. I would like to think all of you do as well.

so when I see an article about counterfeit CPU's being sold through newegg; I feel compelled to share it with all of you.

Now, newegg (like me) would love to shove the supplier of fake i7's into a wood chipper.

Instead though, they pull the political card and oust the supplier for all public to hate.

http://www.informationweek.com/news/hardware/processors/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=223300127

Microsoft Hates You: Alan Wake Canceled for PC

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 15:06:05 -0500

This news is a few days old, but allow me to rant...

Microsoft continues to abuse their PC audience. Alan Wake has had a hell of a development cycle and now Microsoft has canceled the PC version. This game will be an XBOX 360 exclusive. Let me lay this out for you so the MS insult really sinks in:

Remedy is a PC developer and they were creating this game for the PC
Microsoft got their hands on it and turned it into a DirectX 10 showcase piece
The development took around five years
They cancel the PC version

It seems ridiculous to cancel a game that was designed specifically for DirectX 10. I know we have DirectX 11 out now, but this game is not going to look nearly as good as it could on XboX.

Here is what an MS spokesperson had to say:

"Some games are more suited for the intimacy of the PC, and others are best played from the couch in front of a larger TV screen. We ultimately realised that the most compelling way to experience "Alan Wake" was on the Xbox 360 platform, so we focused on making it an Xbox 360 exclusive. Both Microsoft and Remedy have long histories in PC game development. This decision was about matching this specific game to the right platform."

Wow... So they want to match the specific game to the right platform. What ever happened to options and choices? Is this an Apple product? I don't care if we are talking about "Consoleman's Linear Adventure 3", I'd rather play everything on the PC. I enjoy my SNES games more on PC.

They should release the game for both platforms so gamers can play the game on their platform of choice. OK, so enough ranting. Now let's do something about it. We can either boycott the game or sign the petition.

...LINK...

Bravo

Tue, 29 Dec 2009 22:09:39 -0500

LAN Party Revisited

Tue, 01 Dec 2009 17:27:22 -0500

Since GR sucks ass..

I get to do this again.

I want to Throw a RTW LAN Party, Currently I am able to do this in the Phoenix AZ area.

While we want to do this EVERYWHERE, we have to start somewhere.

As of right now there is no time line. With our current equipment, we can easily host 100 people.

What I need from you all.

Best time.. I am thinking Spring break.

List of games--> honestly I don't care, that is for you all to decide.

How many people WOULD actually make it here.

What do you think is a fair price to pay for space, bandwidth, power. (it's not going to be cheap to rent a space large enough to house all of you.)

I will add more as I think of it.

*stupid GR*

RazeTheWorld

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:42:46 -0500

Let me set the record straight...

We have not abandoned RazeTheWorld, Just GR.

We have been working on a project to rectify and rejuvenate RTW.

Anyone who says otherwise is ill informed.

STWOF

Qain

Archos 9 is now in stores

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:06:11 -0400

The Archos 9 was released to stores on October 22nd. Featuring Windows 7, and an Intel Atom processor, and an awesome 9 inch screen. It has a fully functional and accurate sensor finger pad for mouse movements as well as touchscreen capability. Combined with a virtual keyboard for typing.
It comes featured with full wi-fi capability for b/g. As well as Bluetooth 2.0, and an optional usb 3G adapter. It ships integrated with a built in microphone and webcam.
Because this netbook is powered by an Intel Atom Z510, this makes for an amazing 1080p video player. The Archos 9 has a kickstand built into the back of the device, allowing for an elevated viewing experience.
The device is a little under 2 centimeters thick weighing 800 grams, making for a very portable netbook. (See full specs below).

SPECS:

DIMENSIONS 256 x 134 x 17 mm
OPERATING SYSTEM Microsoft® Windows® 7 Starter Edition
DISPLAY 8.9” 1024x600 pixels
SYSTEM MEMORY 1GB onboard (DDR2 SDRAM 400)
HARD DRIVE HDD 60GB (1.8”)
BATTERY LIFE Approx. 5h
PROCESSOR Intel ATOM Z510 1.1 GHz

For additional details about the Archos 9, please see Archos's website:

http://www.archos.com/products/nb/archos_9/

Thank You PC for showing me the Archos 9

The Death of PhysX?

Tue, 13 Oct 2009 16:35:57 -0400

Until recently, Nvidia drivers allowed you to use one of their GPU's as a hardware physx card while using an ATI card as your GPU. Not anymore. With the new drivers from Nvidia, anyone using an ATI card is now locked out of the physx world. I can understand this from a corporate (f*cking greedy) standpoint. Nvidia wants you to purchase an Nvidia GPU and a second Nvidia GPU for your physx. But what about the gamers? They are getting screwed here!

First off: fanboys stfu. This is good for no one. Having physics disabled in all systems running ATI graphics cards means the physics user base just got a lot smaller. Developers are going to look at this and say, "Do we really want to use physx when all ATI users will not be unable to see the fancy effects?" They will probably use Havok or an alternative.

I was a huge fan of physx when they first came out. I thought the technology was great and I hoped that more developers would support it. I was actually pleased when Nvidia purchased the company. I figured it would be nice to have that kind of marketing muscle pushing developers to take advantage of it.

I believe Neil Robinson of ATI said it best:

"Physics can be a good thing for gamers, but it should be for all gamers. When it's available for everyone, game developers will be able to make physics an integral part of gameplay, rather than just extra eye candy. This requires a physics solution built on industry standards. That's why DirectX 11 is such a great inflection point for our industry - DirectCompute allows game physics that can be enjoyed by everyone. There are several initiatives (some open-source) that will deliver awesome GPU-based physics for everyone, using either DirectCompute or OpenCL. Industry standards will make any proprietary standard irrelevant. There's a real discrepancy between what Nvidia says, and what they do. They 'say' that they are looking out for gamers' best interests. However, decisions like this are the exact opposite of gamers' best interests."

How-To Videos!

Tue, 13 Oct 2009 03:55:30 -0400

I am going to start making more how-to videos.
I have a few ideas in the pipe, but I ask you all to send me questions, via email, respond here, leave comments, post a video.

I received a ton of email about the DD-WRT upgrade. Many of you here on RTW asked and are now liberated from stock firmware. I hope you all enjoy the videos and crave more.

STWOF

-- Qain

Nvidia vs ATI

Thu, 08 Oct 2009 03:13:49 -0400

After the earlier malarkey about Nvidia, I decided to do some digging.

I found this article on Fudzilla talking about ATI and Nvidia over why Batman: Arkham Asylum looks better on Nvidia GPUs then on an ATI GPUs.

Fudzilla

It boils down to this:

Nvidia is better on some games... and ATI on others. All really depends on which company puts more time into helping a game designer with the graphics engines.

Keep It Metal: It's Ready For Testing

Wed, 07 Oct 2009 03:42:04 -0400

It's really rough around the edges, but KeepItMetal.com is ready for testing. If you want to talk about metal head over.

You can write reviews, blogs, and the forum is just like the old RTW forum... This site will also serve as a testing ground for "the secret project".

http://keepitmetal.com

Check it out... report bugs... and understand that it is ready to use but not finished. It will serve to talk about some metal!

Car Fire Desktop Images

Fri, 25 Sep 2009 23:41:59 -0400

Posted some Desktop images from the car fire. Enjoy.

Here is a zip file with 1600x1200, 1920x1200, and 1920x1080: [Link]

Car Fire - WTF?

Thu, 17 Sep 2009 19:14:02 -0400

Note: They used our real names in this video.

Update From Logan

Wed, 16 Sep 2009 01:27:59 -0400

Hello world razers... wait... that sounds stupid... Hello RazeTheWorldians... that sounds lame too... off to a terrible start here.

Hello social misfits and future citizens of the new world we will create (after we kill all the stupid people). There, that's a better intro...

Qain and I are in near the Black Mesa facility. We have been traveling around the country. We could set up shop here. Rent is nothing. The trouble is that there is not much around here. We need to be in silicon valley. Before we end up in CA we are going to travel to NY to look for some funding. Here are some ideas that we have been throwing around... Let me know which you think we should do:

Staging small scale lan parties all over the country
Releasing our own mouse and keyboard
Expanding the t-shirt line
Leaving G@$%#@$^

We are not dead, just in transition. I think RTW would be a much crazier place if I had gotten out of FL sooner. There was nothing there and I never wanted to set up a studio. I was afraid to get stuck in that god awful place. CA will be a lot nicer.

We don't have internet so we only get online at coffee shops and random houses. Drop me some ideas: Logan@razetheworld.com

As for the "small scale lan parties all over the country" idea... we will need some help. If you are willing to host a small lan party (like 20 people or more) let me know. If you can do something larger let me know. Just email me a little info (your location and how many you can host). This could be a ton of fun.

I am going to try to get a few videos from the trip online soon. After we finally get to our permanent location in CA we will set up a real studio and start cranking out videos that will make G4 and Cnet cry... com.puter.tv?!?! Wtf is that?

RTW is Sexy

Fri, 21 Aug 2009 21:58:55 -0400

Prince of Persia Movie: I Predict an Epic Fail

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 09:59:10 -0400

Without knowing anything about the film I can predict fail just by looking at the poster. Let's cover the issues:

Disney... Why the hell are they making this movie?
Jake Gyllenhaal??? He is extremely white, somewhat emo, and not a bad ass by any stretch of the imagination (thought he is looking like Rambo in this film).
It's a video game movie, they always suck.
Disney
Disney

I do not hate Disney films but Disney films are fluffy piles of fluff. Sometimes I'm in the mood for a pile of fluff... and I eat a pile of flummery while watching it.

Before anyone goes crazy, I do not dislike Gyllenhaal. He is a good actor. However, he is not an Arabian sword-fighting type. I hate that they always cast lead roles with white dudes. For that matter, I would have much rather seen a Scottish dude play William Wallace in Brave Heart. It just makes more sense to me.

I will wager that this film will please the teen girls and non-fans, but not us.

StarCraft 2 Delayed Until 2010

Thu, 06 Aug 2009 01:27:34 -0400

Starcraft 2 will not be appearing as soon as we had hoped. There have been some rumors floating around about a possible delay, but now I have it from a secret source (thanks for the email) that the delay is definite. People like quotes:

Today we announced that StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty will not be ready for release by the end of 2009. Over the past couple of weeks, it has become clear that it will take longer than expected to prepare the new Battle.net for the launch of the game. The upgraded Battle.net is an integral part of the StarCraft II experience and will be an essential part of all of our games moving forward. This extra development time will be critical to help us realize our vision for the service.

So there you have it. StarCraft II will be put on hold until Battle.net is ready. Let's just hope that Blizzard isn't devising a subscription model (they mentioned they were toying with the idea). If anyone hears anything about it feel free to post it here. Also, feel free to share your thoughts on the StarCraft II delay.

Steel Series Might Send You to BlizzCon

Thu, 09 Jul 2009 06:01:01 -0400

The RazeTheWorld Store is Alive!

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 13:22:56 -0400

It's alive!

http://www.districtlines.com/Raze-The-World

Here is a very short update... I have not been blogging. We are working on a secret project that everyone will be very happy about. The shirts are here and we plan to expand the line as soon as a few sell. We are also looking into other products and merchandise.

Always feel free to e-mail me ideas. This is a community for all of us and I aim to make it the best place on the web for people like us.

Thanks to James Brunton for helping out with the "WASD" and "Jesus Quicksaves" designs (I'll send you a % pf the profits man!).

UPDATE 10:09PM 7/8/08

Router Hack Video: Install DD-WRT Firmware on Your Router

Wed, 01 Jul 2009 01:26:03 -0400

Here are some helpful links:

Download DD-WRT here: [Link]
See what routers are compatible, you might be in luck: [Link]

(Qain)
Here are some other useful links.
VPN info: [Link]
QoS information: [Link]

Different firmware same idea. (mostly command line): [Link]
GUI for openwrt: [Link]

The VoIP stuff in more detailed and I will go over what I DID with my router and how I made it possible. (coming soon)

week preview: June 28th 2009

Sun, 28 Jun 2009 16:25:09 -0400

You might remember the preview video from last week. Well, though we have not uploaded all of those videos, they have been recorded. It takes forever to edit the files from the Canon 5D Mark II. I am employing a real editor this week. We shall see how that goes. Hopefully we will be able to release several videos every week!

If you have certain how to that you would like to see videos or super geeky questions (linux, networking, hacks, and mods) message Qain: Qain@razetheworld.com

For general RTW Inbox questions, send me an PM here.

Steel Series Siberia USB Soundcard Review

Sat, 27 Jun 2009 05:40:17 -0400

Consoles: No Longer for Casuals?

Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:02:25 -0400

Things suck right now for games. Especially PC Games. You know it, I know it, we all know it. So what's a scumbag pirate like you supposed to do at a time like this? Go outside? Funny. Find old classics like Morrowind or Space Rangers and play those for a while? Hysterical. Buy a console? I'd be laughing myself ****less. Except there have only been around 2 good games for PC this whole year.

Personally, I went for it. I bought another console. I already had the Xbox 360, but I haven't touched it except for when broskis come over and we can bro out with some Halo 3 or GTA 4. I also got an 80GB Backwards-Compatible PS3 for my birthday. I've found this to be my console of choice for when there is nothing to do one the PC. Of course, you don't want to turn in to a console-playing casual, do you? You're hard-freaking-core to the bone, dawg. You smash skulls in World of Warcraft, and destroy Pub Stars in Source. You are the type that just can't have your nasty skills dulled by console playing, so I'm gonna break it all down so you don't buy a casual console.

Ahhhh the Xbox 360. It's for casuals. It's cheap and it ain't a Wii. A huge percentage have a hardware failure at one point or another. They overheat. They scratch their own discs. Xbox 360 is just one major problem after another, and all the little gimmicks and features that make it worthwhile in the short-term just don't really counterbalance the painful failure rates and hardware problems.

The Games

You'd be masochistic to buy an Xbox 360 for its exclusives, even though they have a few major ones such as Halo 3 and Gears of War 2. Let me translate those games into Trollese for you: Generic Online FPS 3 and Dive and Shoot 2. They are so popular because they are so generic and easy. Of course you can have fun playing Halo 3 with friends just owning each other and calling each other ****ty, and Gears of War can be somewhat competitive, but really they are all Xbox has for exclusives in the first place, so buying X360 just for games isn't really an option.

You should also know that the Xbox 360 is barely backwards compatible. There is a list of games on Microsoft's website, and it seems to hint that you have to download an emulation file for each and every game.

Everything else is just a generic Asian port, or available on another console, namely the PS3.

The Webternets

Xbox Live is the saving grace for the Xbox 360. It is a very competitive battleground where you find a skill-based match for almost any online game. Only problem is, multiplayer costs $7 a month or $50 a year. Not only do you have to already pay for internet access, you now have to pay for the Xbox Live access, and then on top of that you still need to pay for addons and other files you might want.

The Specs

Hats off to the Xbox 360 developers that can make such good use of this hardware. It uses a PPC based tri-core clocked at a surprising 3.2ghz. Early models use 90nm, hence the high failure rate, while the newer Xbox 360s use a 65nm CPU. The GPU is a dual 500MHZ 90nm GPU from ATI that originally shipped with no heatsink. Genius. It also has only 10MB of dedicated GPU RAM and 512MB of shared RAM. Double Genius.

They didn't mess up on the controllers, though. They just feel right in your hand, and all your fingers curve nicely to its shape. The thumbsticks feel smooth and a little resistive, but the concave shape sticks well and gives increased accuracy (something consoles can lack).

Playstation 3

Ahhhh the PS Triple. It's for Extremes and Pros. It's moderately priced and it ain't a 360. A huge percentage never have a hardware hiccup. They maintain a safe temperature. They use high-quality Blu-Ray drives that don't shred the discs. PS Triple is just one major success after another, and all the little gimmicks and features that make it worthwhile in the short-term just add on to the pleasurable fun rates and hardware supremacy

The Games

The list goes on and on for the PS3. Not only can you play all Playstation 1 games, but certain early models can play most, if not all PS2 games. You've got Heavenly Sword, Gran Turismo, Killzone 2, MGS4, Resistance and so much more for PS3 exclusives. These are only the best exclusives, as opposed to Xbox 360's Halo 3 and Gears of War 2.

The Webternet

Not as unified as the Xbox 360. Doesn't quite feel like an actual community as it is just some faceless portal for finding matches online. What else would you expect for the low low price of FREE?

The Specs

Prepare to feel jealous. The PS3 uses an 8-Core 3.2GHZ PPC CPU that runs with 1 core dedicated to system function for stability and another core often disabled for heat reduction during games, but often active during media playing and/or internet access. Sadly, it only features 256mb of XDRDRAM...running at 1:1 3.2GHZ. The NVIDIA 'RSX' GPU designed for the PS3 runs at 550MHZ. It is based on the Nvidia 7800GT and early models are 90nm, with a heatsink on all models of course. The RSX has 256MB of GDDR3 and can use 224mb of the system XDRDRAM if needed.

All the PS3 controllers haven't seen any major redesign from the PS2 and they still cause some major crampage in some players, including myself. The thumbsticks feel loose and quick, which some people might like for FPS. I have found, however, that PS3 games come default with very low sensitivity and can feel wierd and hard to control once you turn it up (Case in point: Killzone 2).

Wii

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Video Review: Steel Series Siberia Neckband Headset by Qain

Sat, 20 Jun 2009 15:23:48 -0400

Here are the specs:

Headphone

- Frequency response: 18 - 28.000 Hz

- Impedance: 40 Ohm

- SPL@1kHz, 1V rms: 104 dB

- Cable length: 1,2 m + 1,5 m = 2,7 m / 8,9 ft.

- Jack: 3,5 mm (6,3 mm converter included)

Microphone

- Frequency response: 80 - 15.000 Hz

- Impedance: 2K Ohm

- Pick-up pattern: Uni-directional

- Sensitivity (1V/P@1 kHz): -38 dB

Upcoming Videos: Week of June 15th, 2009

Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:15:33 -0400

RazeTheWorld in Miami

Mon, 15 Jun 2009 05:42:36 -0400

Things have been crazy lately. I haven't been online much. Qain and I have been working on some videos. I am editing some now. Friday was supposed to be a shoot day, but we ended up in Miami instead:

RazeTheWorld in Miami - Uploaded by Logan to Gameriot.com

Ten Things We Want in Half-Life 2: Episode 3 (From WoWRiot)

Wed, 10 Jun 2009 13:18:09 -0400

There is actually something about video games on WoWRiot (I kid). Slapnuts posted a wish-list of sorts for Half-Life 2: Episode 3. I think those WoW-heads might need our superior perspective. RazeTheWorld.com members, feel free to jump into the fray and tell them what's up!

Here is the article: [Link]

Better than RSS 06/09/09: Intel Core i7 975, Nvidia Denies Making x86 CPU, NEC Curved Display, etc.

Tue, 09 Jun 2009 16:51:35 -0400

I will replace the YouTube version with the GameRiot player as soon as it finishes processing. Here is the link to the article on Nano-scale Ultra-density Memory: [Link]