Quote:The Target package is great. It is not, however, a pre-order.
FYI: If anyone else out there tries this, there is a comical error on the Target printed access codes. I think they (wisely) decided not to use 0 or O in the code. However, their Q looks just like an O. So if your code doesn't work but has O's in it... replace them with Q's. Worked for me;)
I ran into a special offer that had zero's and 'O's in them but found out that it didn't care which you put in that slot. I could tell the difference but you could put an O for the zero or a zero for the O and it would still work. But yeah, I think just avoiding those if you aren't going to bother with a font that has a slash in the zero (like they ALL should) then don't use those 2 characters. But that is really funny that the Q didn't print well either. :)
And reading about this makes me wish there was a Target anywhere near where I live (I think the closest is still an hour and a half to 2 hours of highway/interstate driving away) so that I could check it out. I'm very leary of how my machine will run it.
I can play WoW at 1280x1024 (yes I still have a CRT) and stay at 15-20 FPS in most 25 man raids (which in WoW is plenty). I can drop settings and resolution and always be above 30, but I'm so barely at or above minimum requirements that I'm not sure it will handle WAR. I'm pretty significantly above the WoW min reqs. Which for those who don't recall are an an 800 MHz process 256MB of RAM and a GeForce2 or better video card. Recommend is a 1.5 GHz proc, 512 MB of RAM and a 64MB video card that can do pixel shading (an FX 5700). That info came from my WoW box.
WAR mins are a good step above WoW recommended.
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It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.
It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.