Showing posts with label Games. Show all posts
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Sunday, April 25, 2004

Castle Age Guide and Tips

Castle Age is a time-based massively-multiplayer online (MMO) game hosted on Facebook. You get to quest in a lore-rich world, team up with friends to fight monsters such as dragons and hydra, and even invade and duel thousands of other Castle Age players! The following is a guide and tips on the various Castle Age stats and the many actions that you can take in the game.


Player Stats

In Castle Age, you are able to complete quests, battle other players and fight dangerous monsters. Which stat you focus on will determine how good you are in each of those areas. Everytime you gain a level and complete quests, you will be given points that you can allocate to whichever stat you choose.

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Castle Age Guide and Tips

Posted on 4:03 PM by Unknown

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Monday, March 19, 2001

I bet you wish you'd prepared for this moment, when you're Xbox gives you the red lights of death RROD.

You knew it was coming I know I did, my mates had told me I play way too much to avoid it. And now I too had been struck down by RROD, the infamous Xbox 360 red rings of death!

I'd also been told it would cost me $140 dollars to ship my beloved Xbox to somewhere in Texas, near the Mexico border, where Microsoft will repair it and return it in 3 -8 weeks!

I wish I had taken the advice to let the game cool down for 15 minutes every couple of hours, but when your waist deep in bodies playing " Call of Duty" that's never going to happen.

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So what's the problem; and can I discover a RROD Xbox fix?

Right from its launch the Xbox 360 has had heat related problems causing the numerous errors, e74 and other 'e' codes, and all the 1 red ring, 2 red rings, 3 red rings and 4 red rings of death (RROD). 90% of all RROD and e74 errors can be traced to the design flaw of the Xbox x-clamps that hold the CPU & GPU to the heatsinks. Being made of soft metal the x-clamps bend through heat, and bend the motherboard with them. So breaking the soldered contacts with CPU & GPU processors, and so causing the infamous Xbox red rings of death / RROD.

So should you take on a RROD Xbox fix?

I was scared of trying to open my Xbox and possibly doing irreparable damage. I know absolutely nothing of motherboards, heatsinks, CPU's, GPU's, x-clamps, and all the other stuff that makes up an Xbox 360. I also don't have any special tools or knowledge of how to use anything more complicated than a screwdriver or hammer (I'm really good with a hammer!). I'm no technician, and I'd heard of people trashing their Xbox by trying to solder broken connections or other hair brain Xbox fix's.

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My RROD Xbox Fix

Posted on 11:42 PM by Unknown

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