Question by nicola m: SECOND LIFE I DONT UNDER STAND AS I HAVE BEE N PLAYING IT ALL WEEK ?
Hi everyone i have windows vista and 160GB and i have been play second life for about 1 wk now and today i cant play it becouse it is sayin SECOND LIFE IS UNABLE TO RUN BECOUSE YOUR VIDEO CARD DRIVERS OUT OF DATE OR NOT INSTALLED PROPPERLY PLZ HELP AM ADDICTED TO THE GAME LOL TY
HOW CAN I CALL U LOL
HOW CAN I CALL U LOL

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Answer by Jessica J
call me

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Question by stargazer: why is there this noise at the World Cup Game between South Africa and Mexico?
Constant sound like bees flying over the stadium, but if it is these horns give them a rest.
Turning the sound off…
90 mins of this noise? NO…..

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Answer by Angus McScotty da Angry Scotsman
Its called the VUVUZELA

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vuvuzela

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Question by psych_78: World Cup: Why are the Netherlands known as Holland?
In the World Cup, the Netherlands are known as Holland. Why?? Holland is the name of a region in the Netherlands.

On another note, who else thinks those horns should be banned? The sound is so annoying. It surely must annoy the players. Sounds like a swarm of bees have invaded the stadiums. I have to keep the volume down watching the games – I can’t bear the sound.

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Answer by Michael
The Netherlands was, in the past, a union of several semi-independent areas. Holland was by far the most important of these. There’s also the usefulness of it being somewhat simpler than “the Netherlands”, and many Dutch refer to the whole country as Holland anyway.

Yes, those horns should absolutely be banned.

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Question by Chris M: How does a sport get noticed and approved to be televised by ESPN.?
I look at what’s on ESPN, and i see poker, pool, darts, spelling bees, and scrabble.

I’m a wheelchair basketball player and have e-mailed them about the college ranks of the game and have not gotten any response.

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Answer by SIR RS KC LL.B (HONS) M Jur
I am afraid its down to viewing figures and sponsorship.

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Voice Communication Enhances Online Games

Online games have become rapidly popular over the last few years. In fact, it has become a multi-billion dollar industry. These massive virtual worlds provide a realistic, engaging environment in which people can play and interact. It has been a fertile ground for gamers from all walks of life to come together. As a result, these games have produced large and vibrant online communities.

In these virtual worlds, you can choose an avatar or character that represents you. The latest games offer the ability to customize these characters in unlimited ways; you can change your character’s hairstyle, facial features, size, weight, and clothing. How about the ability to change your voice to match your online personality? That is currently not a standard feature in games. But I do see technology stepping in and providing a solution.

Think of the possibilities: gamers could now change their voice to sound like a troll, giant, dwarf or dark lord. They’ve spent many hours making their online character to look a certain way, why not change their voice to match? It is products like MorphVOX by Screaming Bee that can fill this need. MorphVOX is voice-changing software specifically designed for online games. This tool allows gamers to role-play more effectively. Not only can they look the part, they can also have a voice to match.

Voice communication in games has been around for quite some time, but only recently has gained popularity in online games. Much of this may have to do with the increase in the number of people who now have broadband Internet connections instead of dial-up. This provides the extra precious bandwidth to cover an additional voice channel. As voice chat is becoming increasingly prevalent in online game use, companies like Xfire, TeamSpeak, and Ventrilo have emerged to meet the needs.

One company, Xfire, demonstrates the popularity of voice chat. Xfire provides a free application that can be used by gamers to easily find friends online and communicate in game. Starting in 2004, the company’s market share has rapidly grown to almost four million users.

Many gamers are finding voice chat to be a superior way to communicate as opposed to the slower process of typing messages on a keyboard. If a monster jumps out, there is no need for fumbling with the keys when you need to shout for help. Voice chat also lets gamers coordinate large groups of people effectively in large raids.

What about role-playing and voice communication? There is some reluctance to use voice communication in online role-playing games. Much of this issue stems from the lack of good voice-changing tools in the past that can work effectively with games. In addition, there is less control of good content on voice chat. External noises, such as other people talking in the same room, are very distracting and can’t be easily masked over a microphone. Also, some less helpful gamers could use voice chat to taunt or annoy other people, who may be unable to turn off an in-game voice channel. And role-playing over live voice communication poses a challenge for most people of finding the right thing to say at the right time. Most of us aren’t very good at extemporaneous acting – improvising in real-time.

However, new RPG online games are providing in-game voice capabilities that are adding a new life to role-playing. Many people are now starting to adopt voice chat as an important part of their in-game experience. As games like this become more common, I foresee brighter days ahead for voice communication. By providing a rich auditory experience, voice chat will improve realism for gamers. This is part of the never-ending process of adding more immersion to these virtual worlds.

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