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Well, Fallout and Fallout 2 are actually the first game it got to my mind when talking about RPG games, as currently there's nothing finer than that. For me it has all the essenstial ingredients of a successful RPG game. Open-ended gameplay thanks to the flexibility of the game engine, character interaction which suits your character attributes (Its quite fun playing a character with low intelligence, try it!), chuckloads of skills which encourages you to level up, dozens of NPCs to interact with them individually with their own personality and charms, inuitive combat system (groin shot!), a nice setting, lots of interesting places and lots of exploring, and of course, a good story to tie it all up.No better example of a RPG game than Fallout/Fallout 2. And I expect no less from Fallout 3.

Well, Java is certainly easier to learn and hides quite a number of hassles and headaches which Cpp serves, so of course its recommended for beginners to programming. Though you have to admit, Java *IS* slower compared to cpp/c programs, especially on relatively big programs. CPP, though its really very nitpicking and sometimes gave errors which is illogical, but its versatile. Much more effectitve in coding bigger and more complex programs.

Well, think they are actually making fun of Ebay itself, being them both being new ebay accounts. I forgot what other pranks are like last time, but at least these are much better then scams which purporsely mislead people to think they are paying for the actual product displayed in the image instead of some useless junk.

One of my friends tried it for our project, and from what I can see, it eats alot of the system resources, mainly due to it being a Java program. Though I can say its quite feature-packed.For me though, I use either the simple Jcreator for small Java programs or Eclispe for JSP pages and servlets.

Installed it on one of my computer and I found it too bloated and a system-hog. I still mainly use Version 7.5 for my main computer due to the interface and less memory usage. Didn't encounter any problems regarding sending files using 7.5, or maybe its just that my friends also still using version 7.5.

Supporting Alegis's statement, as Blizzard still does updates the game which is about half a decade old. Even though as Warcraft 3's population as waned and World of Warcraft's population is still enormous, you can bet that much of World of Warcraft's success is based on Warcraft 3's. And the custom maps of Warcraft 3 is still very much alive, mainly on the most popular one, Defense of the Ancients. Till now its still the most hosted map in Battle.Net. Hey, I'm still playing it now.So, I believe that Warcraft 3 is still very much alive and supported by Blizzard still, as for tournaments, I periodically saw some being shown on the Battle.Net news page,