/b/ much? jesus...

No no, RAPTOR jesus.

 Also, check out trinity's *CENSORED* in reloaded and revolutions and compare it to the first one.

 Evidence that there ARE people with fat body parts in the matrix (and what's amusing is that this is AFTER carrie-anne's *CENSORED* and thighs were digitally reduced.)

Genetic engineering. Grown people are grooooooown.

Why would the Machines create a crop of people that introduced risk factors (obesity causes so many potentially fatal health problems) into the equation? It would be their most sincere desire to delete such variables.

RON PAUL, anon. I herd yuo liek mudkips.

 I agree with the idea that people are vain enough to believe they look good, thus, in the matrix, they look good.

 There'd be a smattering of people with BDI though... well... V-BDI, really (V for virtual) so I guess a few fatties would exist. Harpoon tiem naow plz?

Uninstall any display modifiers and remove your video drivers and replace them with the most up-to-date ones from ATI.
Then let us know how that goes.

Also one last question... have you tweaked your useropts.cfg or options.cfg MxO game files in any way? They are easy to modify but it is equally easy to make the game unstable by pushing the GFX limits beyond certain ratios and memory limits.

Surfel wrote:

That's where Neo comes in. As the Architect pretty obviously stated, although Neo is human, he contains code that the machines designed in order to be the ultimate expression of every single error present in the matrix at the time, hence his fantastic powers.  That's what his purpose was - to be the summation of every error extant in the simulation. When his code was to be "temporarily disseminated", the matrix code took the "fix" to the errors he displayed and multiplied it however many times that error existed - basically the same (in essence) as jesus dying for the sins of humanity - one choice chosen to represent thousands, millions or more choices.

The Machines didn't design the code, it was formed within the simulation as the sum of all the unbalanced equations and placed in a Human vessel. The Machines know of the code, they know what to do with it when necessary, but they didn't design it to happen, they just knew it had to happen for the simulation to run smoothly. Upon his supposed return to the source the equation becomes balanced and is then applied to the rest of the already balanced simulation. The fact that Neo didn't return to the source as his predecessors had just meant that the error could build further due to, in part, Smith thus increasing what Neo could do.

I'd say that if it was a problem with the game itself then a lot more people would be having similar problems and would have already posted a long established thread on the boards such as the 8000 series indoor lag or the Vista texture issues.
The nVidia 8000 series has shown that GFX card companies drive their technology forward with little regard for older games to the point where a game can be unplayable because it doesn't understand the newer technology or processes on the card. If Jeffers is right then it shows a problem with your card not MxO in the same way that the 8000 series runs other, more recent games perfectly but has major problems with MxO.

As Phluff says some people on the tech help forums go out of their way to help people, that doesn't guarantee that they're gonna be able to come up with an answer immediately and sometimes they can't respond to an issue straight away, as mentioned its been a holiday today.

My last post from the previous thread:

GypsyJuggler wrote:

I think the key difference between previous versions of the Matrix and our current one is the ratio of success/failure the bluepills experience in their lives.  Think of it as the 'struggle factor'.  In the first Matrix there was nothing to strive for and the simulation was regected en-masse, the next version went the other way and failed similarly.  Come to think of it, this is a lot like how you'd expect a machine to explore the phase space of a project - first they tried 0, then 1 and then they explored the values in between.  The routine used to sample data and calculate the next value is known to us as the Oracle and after so many iterations she's getting pretty close.  Anyway, my point was that in the current version a bluepill can set goals and achieve them in a way that leads to personal satisfaction rather than doubt. 

I have a X1600 Radeon (im guessing that they are a similar card other even thought mines PCI-E) and i have similar issues but it is NOT only when i play MxO and it rarely happens. the screen goes all black but i can still hear any music/sound that i was playing. normally when i shake the cable a little it will come back but other times i just have to restart. I am using the DVI connection on the card, i know its not a problem with my screen as i have used this screen with many other cards without any problems. i have tried updating drivers etc. but nothing seems to fix it. since it only happens once in a blue moon i just left it without fixing it.
    I would go into more detail but i am guessing by the looks of the post below this guy has no interest in getting the problem fixed and is only here to cry. I  find it quite funny how you call the game graphically inferior and then compare it to a game that was released 3 years after.

My god is immortal and shall forever live on in the hearts of the world.

The next question is, what happens when someone rejects the Oracle's Matrix?

Okay, because I'm annoyed by people predicting things that have at least been said (things can always change) in a mission to not be true:

the Intruder is a FREE-BORN HUMAN. He's not a program. Agent Gray was the one who said this. He could always be lying, but at this point this is what we know.

Where are these archive missions exactly?



I've heard of em, I just REALLY want to play em ^^.

Yeah Just be patient it is all due to the Holiday.... IDK if you've done archive missions but those are the previous chapters of the story so if you haven't go get acquainted with what you missed....guarantee it'll take you more then 2 weeks unless you don't have a life

Surfel wrote:

Don't be a *CENSORED*.  The game isn't 100% accurate in view of the movies - obviously someone decided to change the colour scheme of the agents for whatever reason.

I still say that you need to go and pay attention to that particular scene in Revolutions. Side-by-side, the two colours are obviously different.

No one cares about the subtle difference in Agent suit's color.  We're here to talk about whether or not the Twins were Agents of the 2nd version of the Matrix, the "Hell" version. 

Surfel wrote:

just FYI, "standard" agents wear dark green, not black. The only "Agent" to wear black was Smith, and at that point he was no longer an Agent. To see what I mean, watch Reloaded again - the scene in the Burly Brawl where the azn chick drops the tomatos and spazzes into an Agent - Smith grabs his shoulder - note that their attire is coloured differently.  Apparently the green is meant to reflect the colour of the matrix code.

The whole Matrix has the green tint.  I still say they wear black because Agent Gray wears black as does Agent Pace.  I think you're seeing green because the W. Brothers used a green tint.

Procurator wrote:

I know. " /> I was trying to imply that their water is recycled urine.

PS10N wrote:
Apologies for posting so quickly again, but I think Poison is right as well. One thing I didn't notice until now though was the actual picture of Mega City, it looks like exactly like one of the "kanji" symbols that was highlighted in the Matrix code in the last movie.

what they're doing is a command/response authentification process. Seraph is asking for Neo's authentification, and once that has been provided satisfactorily, Seraph grants him access. I believe that the reason Neo sees Seraph in gold code is that firewall idea.

GypsyJuggler wrote:

That old woman is really starting to annoy me.  She never says anything directly useful and only seems to be getting more vague with time. 
SkyBruin is on the right track though. 

I agree, maybe her coding is starting to deteriorate?