Solve : Better be worth it...?

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Answer» I wasn't sure of whether or not to BUY Battle For Middle Earth 2 or not, but I wanted to try it out. Like most games, it has a demo. So... I chose to download it. Great... the demo is a whopping 0.95 GB. GB! Even on DSL, that eats my ability to browse the Internet with any speed for at least an hour. I know because I started at about 8:50 PM at GMT-8 and now it's 10:08. 88%. All I can say is the game has gotta be huge in comparison to this petty demo. But the demo is so freaking huge... there'd BETTER be a midget cradling each packet on the way to my hard drive. And this had better censored well be worth my bandwith and time to download. If not, I'll eat my router. EDIT: Freaking censored! Quote C:\Documents and Settings\Timothy Bennett\My Documents\My Downloads\bfme2demo_english_final.exe is not a valid Win32 Application. Quote that eats my ability to browse the Internet with any speed for at least an hour DSL? Do you have a dial-up line? If you've played BFME1 it's basically the same thing but with better graphics, couple of new races, and you can now just build anywhere rather than fixed positions. Oh and you can create your own hero, but the range of appearances is somewhat disappointing.I have not played BFME1. I heard it was similar so I wanted to try it. Raptor, it is DSL. Faster than Dial-up, slower than cable. My average download speed is 150 KB/s.Faster than my cable.ummm Quote I have not played BFME1. I heard it was similar so I wanted to try it. Raptor, it is DSL. Faster than Dial-up, slower than cable. My average download speed is 150 KB/s. But it's still Dial-up, isn't it? Can't you USE BitTorrent to get the demo? Some companies offer their downloads as Torrents. Works VERY well.No, it's not Dial-up. I am always connected. Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL, also known as DSL). My connection speed is limited by my wireless router; I connect at 11 Mbps. If I was on a cable (not feasible), it'd be 100 MBps.Found out the problem. That's what I get for not using the official site. The real setup is in progress and is currently 93% of 1.36 GB. Quote lol dude i have dsl and the fastest it can go is about 1700kb/s is that poosible with dslADSL2 maybe?

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I wasn't sure of whether or not to BUY Battle For Middle Earth 2 or not, but I wanted to try it out. Like most games, it has a demo. So... I chose to download it.

Great... the demo is a whopping 0.95 GB. GB! Even on DSL, that eats my ability to browse the Internet with any speed for at least an hour. I know because I started at about 8:50 PM at GMT-8 and now it's 10:08. 88%.

All I can say is the game has gotta be huge in comparison to this petty demo. But the demo is so freaking huge... there'd BETTER be a midget cradling each packet on the way to my hard drive. And this had better *censored* well be worth my bandwith and time to download. If not, I'll eat my router.

EDIT: Freaking *censored*!

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C:\Documents and Settings\Timothy Bennett\My Documents\My Downloads\bfme2demo_english_final.exe is not a valid Win32 Application.

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that eats my ability to browse the Internet with any speed for at least an hour

DSL? Do you have a dial-up line?

If you've played BFME1 it's basically the same thing but with better graphics, couple of new races, and you can now just build anywhere rather than fixed positions. Oh and you can create your own hero, but the range of appearances is somewhat disappointing.I have not played BFME1. I heard it was similar so I wanted to try it.

Raptor, it is DSL. Faster than Dial-up, slower than cable. My average download speed is 150 KB/s.Faster than my cable.ummm Quote

I have not played BFME1. I heard it was similar so I wanted to try it.

Raptor, it is DSL. Faster than Dial-up, slower than cable. My average download speed is 150 KB/s.

But it's still Dial-up, isn't it?

Can't you USE BitTorrent to get the demo? Some companies offer their downloads as Torrents. Works VERY well.No, it's not Dial-up. I am always connected. Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL, also known as DSL).

My connection speed is limited by my wireless router; I connect at 11 Mbps. If I was on a cable (not feasible), it'd be 100 MBps.Found out the problem. That's what I get for not using the official site. The real setup is in progress and is currently 93% of 1.36 GB. Quote

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