[Donations]

QUOTE (Notorious Pyromaniac @ Oct 5 2009, 08:23 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Server costs are incurred by running the site... So you don't need to "call" it anything.

Receiving donations would not be illegitimate.[/b]

You can make a donation through the paid subscriptions:

http://www.renegade-x.com/Forums/index.php...&CODE=index

I don't think the beta tester offer still stands though.

[Download Links]

Sorry for posting it on ModDB, didn't see the topic because the forums were down. I can't remove it now.

[Renegade X - Pre-Release Update!]

Just one more week to go!

[How did you find out about renegade X?]

I saw it on modb's Mod Of The Year

[EA Interviews Renegade X]

QUOTE

I wouldn't exchange this mod team for anything. Well, maybe a few billion bucks. But that's it, I promise. [/b]

Planning on selling out Fobby?

[Renegade X Community Game: NE-Versary 6]

Yeah it was a great game! Reminded me why I can't wait to see it remade on the UT3 engine, with the in-game voice com every game can be more like this one. (except without the lag. )

[Renegade X Community Game: NE-Versary 6]

Man, haven't played Renegade in a long time. I'll join!

[Tsunami Gaming interviews Renegade X founder]

QUOTE ((NE)Fobby(GEN) @ Jun 11 2009, 03:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Actually, Renegade's gameplay is quite faster than most other popular FPS games, such as the Battlefield series, Call of Duty series, Ghost Recon series, and even the Halo series. It's one of the only games where movement needs to be continual with run and gun action, while other FPS games emphasize duck, cover, prone, and capturing control points. There are also immediate spawn times, and not much time is spent reloading, finding ammo, or waiting for guns to charge. The movement itself might not be "fast", but many aspects of the game make it faster paced than many others.[/b]

You're forgetting a popular one that is probably the fastest paced FPS ever, Quake. Standing still or ducking will result in certain death unless you're camping with a railgun. <_

[Cheap UT3, get it now! (22nd)]

QUOTE (Ban4life @ Mar 22 2009, 06:50 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

you dont get a disk, you just get to download it...
i want something more... substantial, real. If my computer crashes (witch shouldnt be for too long) I want to be able to install it on another computer...[/b]

And what if your computer explodes in a cinematic style epic explosion with the disk still inside? (That, or scratch it) What are you going to use then for installing? In that case Steam is safer, because when you buy the game there it's indestructible, you can just download it again when you log into Steam.

[Life Advice?]

QUOTE (NEFirestorm @ Mar 25 2009, 12:50 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Seeking real life advice on the internet forums is really a good idea![/b]

There are worse places, like asking 4chan for life advice.

[Renegade X Hyves]

You can't be serious! That site sucks, I seriously doubt many dutch gamers use that kind of site. But maybe that's just me keeping a grudge against that site for spamming my e-mail with invites.

[Cheap UT3, get it now! (22nd)]

QUOTE (R315r4z0r @ Mar 9 2009, 11:59 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I've never used Steam before. If I purchase this now, can I install it on another computer later? (Even if I don't install it on this computer?)[/b]

Yes, all your games are tied to your steam account. You can download your games anywhere by just installing steam and logging in. It's a bit different from retail though, it won't download an installer instead it will download the files directly to your computer and you'll need to be running steam to play your games.