First thing I killed in vista/win7 was UAC. If only they had a "OK for this program forever" button then I'd use it. But I aint gonna be clickin "ok" every single time I want to run a program that isn't uac approved. Seriously, would that be so hard to implement? Zonealarm had a "don't bug me any more about this file" thing years ago.Originally posted by: tvdang7
in vista it depends if u have uac on or not
Yea.Originally posted by: BlueWeasel
I know it's a Windows thing, but I hate games that store profiles, saves, rankings, etc. in some obscure folder several levels deep. Why can't all this information just be kept in the game installation folder or even \Documents\My Games\?
I did the same thing to my COD4 profile. I was irritated and I was only L21. If I had a 10th prestige, I'd be really pissed.Originally posted by: fatpat268
I hated that about COD4 and 5. I had a profile at the 10th prestige on COD5, but it got wiped in a format when I forgot to backup the profile. I was pretty pissed.
Im in total agreement. The config files should all be basic text files and stored inside the saved games folder, which should reside at the root level of the games folder. Games should not touch the registry or anything outside of their folder.I know it's a Windows thing, but I hate games that store profiles, saves, rankings, etc. in some obscure folder several levels deep. Why can't all this information just be kept in the game installation folder or even \Documents\My Games\?
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