Sith Holocron

VP: Sent out a PM to Kaydon Sentry, Yceman, and Darth Varkor yesterday. Hopefully, we'll see a response.

Bead-V: Thanks for the trailer! Did they cut M4-78 out of that one?

though it was a slightly different version.

Feel free to link it in here, bead-v!

See here for part two of this line of conversation.

This is NOT an elaborate April Fool's joke.

All parts have arrived.

:: maniacal laughter ::

Also, you used the term actress, SH. Ferroh is a male.

Corrected.

Showing the results of a before and after in the game might be helpful. If you do so, I recommend using screenshots from a cutscene that shows off both versions of the head close up to the camera.

CrashBandiTeam, what exactly do mean by your last post? We may be having an issue of translation here.

As for the DVD, just Google "prima kotor dvd guide" and you can probably find a YouTube link.

The part of the video with the Ravager was only included on a limited edition version of the Prima Guide book that came with a DVD. (That's why there's text commentary beneath that part of the video.) I have that guide book and DVD but it's currently in storage.

I like mine better - uploaded only 10 years ago.

Parts are arriving . . .

My point by the way isn't the fact that Slavic accents should be ignored.  If you found a VO actor that spoke with such an accent that suited your needs, great!

My point was that just one character - I assume you're talking about Juhani - doesn't make it a tradition.  (She also didn't speak as if was she just learning the language.)  However, enough of my tangent.

as it's a Star Wars tradition for Cathar to sound like Poles or Russians who just started learning English.

Then what about Aric Jorgan in SWTOR?

And this Imperial Cathar on Makeb?

And this Cathar on Taris? (skip to 21:11)

as suggested by a respected modder

Respected? I wouldn't go that far. ROFL

If folks would like to participate and don't have MOTS, I may have an opportunity for you too.  Send me a sample of you saying the following things and perhaps you'll be featured in the upcoming tutorial.
 
If you want to be a Rebel Pilot in the featured samples, say the following things:
- Red Five, standing by!
- We're starting our attack run.
- R2, see if you can't lock it down back there.
 
If you wish to be a Stormtrooper, say the following things:
- There's one! Set for stun.
- [As if you been Jedi Mind Tricked] These aren't the droids we're looking for.
- [Friendly. You're saying it with a smile on your face to someone you actually like] Move along. Move along!
 
Choose only one part and send the WAV or MP3s in a RAR or 7Zip package.  Record your lines in a room without echoes or outside aural interference. Do not add filters as adding filters is this entire point of the tutorial.
 
When I have received the samples I need, I will update this post saying the parts are filled.

I plan to redo the Stormtroooper Filter tutorial from that very site.  I have the other WAV file needed.  I'm just pre-planning all of this until I get my computer all fixed up.

On the SSD front, the motherboard you currently have selected sports an Ultra M2 slot, which will supposedly take a SATAIII or PCIe 3.0 x4 type M2 SSD. I guess SATA M2 exists for extreme form-factor stuff. In a tower I would think you would just use a 2.5" SATAIII SSD if you're going the SATA route. The PCIe M2 SSDs are spendy but generally much faster (very unlikely that these are limited by the connection speed in any way as PCIe 3 x4 is giving it almost 4GB/s of bandwidth, compared to a .75GB/s SATAIII connection or 1.25GB/s SATA Express)

 

I think, though, if it's your first SSD, trying to get a slightly larger capacity (512G minimum) SATAIII in the 2.5" form factor is probably a good bang for the buck. Maybe somewhere down the line a PCIe M2 SSD would make sense, but I just think it's probably too expensive right now to get one that you can fit a Windows system and games onto. Personally I like Crucial as an SSD brand, but I have no idea what is good for Windows, so grain of salt please.

I may return to this thread (or open a new one) to ask more questions about SSD's down the line but it won't be for at least a few months.

Added.
 
Concerned Reddit will be brutal about this.

Part list updated: Link

Will NOT go to Windows 10. Not debatable.

I already own the case, the cooler, the graphic card so any adjustments would have to revolved around that.

I went with the CPU and MOBO choices because that's I had. Suggestions that are compatible with the above parts are accepted - use partpicker.com to ensure that?

Thoughts?

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Sith_Holocron/saved/nQGwP6

Since I don't want throw out the baby with the bathwater, let's assume I'm be working with some of my original gear . . .

Case: iBuypower ARC 647 CASE ATX Mid Tower Case
Video Card: PowerColor Radeon R9 270X 2GB Video Card
Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D14 65.0 CFM CPU Cooler (and LED case fans)
Optical Drive: LG UH12NS30 Blu-Ray Reader, DVD/CD Writer
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium

Using the items listed above, see what sort of lists you can come up with on pcpartpicker.com.  (This is to ensure compatibility and that so we're all looking from the same list.)  Please include your final price excluding my aforementioned items.

Xuul, your case suggestione seems like a good fit. I might want to fool around with the other items on your list. I'll have to see what I can salvage from the old case.

If you have money to burn you could upgrade the GPU, but that is probably not that necessary especially at  a 1920x1200 resolution.

Unfortunately that didn't work.  Tried dealing with the support box on the iBUYPOWER page and - after an hour - was told that I needed to speak with the "tech support" people and that they had already gone for the day.  Oh, the joys of working at night have screwed me again.

This has been quite disheartening.

I will look into this when I get home from work.  Thanks!