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RE: Lose/Lose. AKA The most dangerious game ever. - Sepharius - 11-12-2009
OH MY GAWD I CAN HAVE FUN WHILE I REFORMAT MY WINDOWS NOW!
RE: Lose/Lose. AKA The most dangerious game ever. - Ellie - 11-12-2009
We were discussing this the other day, and want to play it at uni.
There are 2 types of computers we could put it on.
1) The ones that do not reimage every time they are rebooted, and therefore would stay messed up. However, because they do not reimage, we put, and keep, games on them.
Decision: the games are too important!
2) The ones that reimage. Which means we can put the game one, play for as long as we like, completely screw up the computer, reboot, and do it all again, until we get bored.
RE: Lose/Lose. AKA The most dangerious game ever. - mahawirasd - 11-15-2009
thing is, it could destroy the image file if it was on a separate drive on the same comp...
furthermore, usually ppl just image the OS drive while the other drives are for data/games/movies/etc which isn't back-upped often enough...
-w-
RE: Lose/Lose. AKA The most dangerious game ever. - Rankin - 11-15-2009
i played this and cant figure out the files it deleted....
RE: Lose/Lose. AKA The most dangerious game ever. - mahawirasd - 11-15-2009
then you didn't need those files
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RE: Lose/Lose. AKA The most dangerious game ever. - Motenai_Ronin - 11-15-2009
Oh no! It just hit f10, alt f4, dragged My Computer to the trash, and wiped your system32 folder!
Now what?!