SkyStorm

Farewell and good luck. Your video guides are/were always outstanding.

This is what happens when you try to throw everything except the kitchen sink into a single patch. Can you spell mis·man·age·ment??? So, "every effort will be made to ensure it doesn't happen again" is not good enough. How about fixing the problem instead of making pathetic excuses. Stuff like this HAS happened in the past and is still happening, so every effort is not being made, period.

Trying to max performance and quality at the same time is pointless. There's always a trade-off, and maxing one is going to make the other suffer, up to the limit of the physical technology. Throw a lot of expensive hardware at it and you might get great fps on ultra settings, otherwise it's a waste of time.

I never bothered much with the blue quests, but removing them is a profoundly stupid thing to do. They may just as well start everyone at lvl 55 and play a backstory cinematic to show "what has come before." That would be preferable to being plunged into a world devoid of life.

tldr but that phrase caught my attention.

I don't know what these guys ^^^ have been smoking but the folders are 34.9 Gb. Screenshots etc don't go in there. The NCWest folder is only a 47 Mb (that's Mb, not Gb).

There will be an act 10 at some point in the nebulous future, but at present act 9 is the end of the content.

I think you need to go south from the north guard post at fortune harbor.

The game has better security than my bank. Must keep my virtual property safe!

I think the premium membership shows up in your received items, but I can't recall for sure. It does exist, for what it's worth (which is not very much). Unless you've got your eye on an outfit, I'd suggest selling the ncoins on the currency exchange for gold. The hongmoon store is overpriced on practically everything.

You're entitled to your opinion and so is he, but please don't insult me by telling me to use Google. You don't know me, nor do you know that I've been writing software professionally for a very long time. According to Wikipedia, Now please tell me how an application that has stopped functioning properly and exited going to continue to run. That, by definition, is impossible. Maybe he defines "crash" differently than the rest of the computing industry; I don't know, but you seem to think it makes sense, so maybe you can explain it to me. Anyway, that's all beside the point. I don't care if anyone follows this advice and shoots himself in the foot by disabling the fth without a good reason to do so. I stand by my opinion that it is a bad idea. You didn't confirm anything. You merely stated "he's right and you're wrong and I know it because I'm a developer." So what?

I'm not sure how you're supposed to let an application run after it's crashed, because it, uh...crashed. But if the administrator of a forum says it's okay to disable the fth systemwide who am I to argue? I'm sure he must be an expert on windows internals - he knows how to run applications after they've crashed, which is beyond my skill set and pay grade.

Excluding one application from the FTH is okay if you really have a need to do so, but disabling the FTH entirely is an extremely bad idea. The text says "application developers and software testers" for good reason.