Coltrane09

Hee Won Jung, post: 34828, member: 948 wrote: Yeah i stopped playing Starhawk myself lately. The Pay to Win aspect of the game is what is really turning me off now.

I usually only play the flying battles but i started trying out the other battles and you need to do micro transactions in order to get the best stuff.

I now just stick with Black Ops 2 its my goto game when my trigger finger is itchy and ive had enough time on the decks

Sometime around Thanksgiving, I put BLOPS 2 up for adoption so I’m sure it’s found a new home by now. I did manage to stick with MW3 for a few months, but it went back to the store for a trade in eventually. I could only stand to play BLOPS 2 for 3 weeks before I took it back to Gamestop and purchased an iTunes card to buy more music. LOL

I know MW2 had it’s moments with the constant noob toobing, lag, hacking and head glitches, but MW3, BLOPS1 (not so much) and BLOPS2 took lag and head glitching to a new level!!! Instead of wasting time and bursting my blood vessels playing those games I know channel that energy towards finding songs that mix well with each other and the like.

BTW, as for the lag I did try all the tricks of the trade to get the game to function with minimum lag, but none of the tricks worked. The game was simply unplayable for me and a few of my friends. Even my former Warhawk buddies were complaining about the lag, but they’re still playing BLOPS 2 LOL

One thing I hate is that tin can effect where the highs are distorted. It’s as if the DJ’s don’t have a clue that their system is hurting everyone’s doggone ears.

DJ Goldfingers, post: 34592, member: 4029 wrote: Viiideo Gamessss (Homer Simpson voice)

I too started with pong… then progressed to Atari 2600, NES, Super NES, PS1, PS2, PS3. Big fan of the PS2 Hitman Series. Also the Ace Combat Series.

Coltrane you should come back to Warhawk. Anytime I log on day or night, there are dozens of servers of players blasting away at each other.

LMAO @ folks still playing Warhawk. I think my Warhawk buddies gave Starhawk a go when it first came out, but that didn’t last too long. They’re all playing Black Ops 2 and other games. Every now and then I’ll jump on Battlefield 2 (don’t care for BF3 any more) and play 10 minutes.

The only thing about coming back to Warhawk is that the planes own the game, and it’s been a while since I played that game and was a force in the air. Never became an Ace with flying backwards…lol.

DJ Sneakman, post: 34566, member: 7007 wrote: My question is: What speakers can i use that are portable while still retaining “DJ” quality?

The only thing I can think of is to try and find a good set of used powered PA speakers for a good price. Other than getting quality PA speakers, NietzSky’s suggestion of using the Ion Block Rocker may be a winner.

As for pulling in cash I would recommend doing odd jobs here and there since your school schedule or curriculum doesn’t allow extra hours. Your main goal is to get your education so take advantage of it while you’re still young. Trust me when I say having an education is essential to life. DJ’ing will always be here for you.

Perhaps there are some courses about music theory or classical, jazz, etc. you may be able to take? That’s something else to look into because you just never know how music from another time period, so to speak, can influence the way you’re able to hear melodies and be creative with a DJ controller, turntable, or in front of a mixing board.