JamesChatz

You could try manually inputting the settings on both xboxes, the automatic settings might be trying to assign them the same IP or something.

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Nylon is okay, managed to snap it on my rustler though that was on a rather sharp bend. I used 8mm as well, so not sure if 10mm will be enough with the increased weight of 1/5 scale. Thread here if you haven't seen it. Best of luck, homemade cages are always interesting

You can build up no claims as a learner but only if you are the main driver on the car's insurance, i.e. you buy a car and drive it round with someone with a full license sitting next to you for a year. It doesn't count using the instructor's car. The length of time you've had your license is another surprising factor in reducing the cost. Having my license for a year, though not driving, dropped the price by about

It's probably because it's out of stock/ on special order. They usually put the price up to try and dissuade people from buying it if they don't have the stock

Moved to the lounge as it's not actually a for sales ad but either way I wouldn't be too worried about it. As long as PayPal are still making their money they shouldn't be too bothered. Personally, it's up the buyers and sellers to agree a price and payment method.

Why? If it's an upgrade key then reinstalling Windows again (over the unactivated one) usually fixes it.

From what I've seen they're only really strong enough to make prototype parts, not strong enough for everyday use. Save your money

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MS didn't blocked used games, they left it up to the publisher. There was also a system in place for lending games which isn't as ideal as today, but it was still there. Just seems like MS have tried to do something different with the console market and evolve it but it has been immediately dismissed because people can't cope with change. Nobody seems to care about DRM when Steam do it, even though it's arguably more restrictive than the xbone. We've now lost a lot of the features that distinguished the Xbone from the PS4 such as the instant game switching, and being able to play another game whilst waiting for a multiplayer game to be set up.

Ridiculous decision. Removed all of the features that actually differentiated the xbone from the PS4 because people couldn't cope with a simple change. Don't see why MS couldn't have implemented a system which incorporated both forms of authentication whilst keeping said features

In all fairness, it's 5 months 'til release so the games are going to be horribly unoptimised at this point. It's the same as using pre rendered footage to show games rather than using completely in-game graphics, and only an idiot would buy a game for an unreleased console based on what they'd seen at E3.

Probably. Pretty much every console ever has been demoed on the PCs that are used to code them, there's nothing amiss here.

Because of the kinect isn't it? The spec of the actual consoles themselves are pretty similar (arguably the PS4 should be more because of the GDDR5) but the kinect has its own processor/camera etc. which bumps the price up

I don't understand why Microsoft don't just change their online sign-in requirements to be when you're playing from the hard drive only. If you have the disc, you should be free to play offline, and it would solve a large amount of the complaints about it. You could always, you know, unplug the console [/tinfoilhat]