UO Second Age

This thread is simple, post here so that everyone knows to war your guild. In turn, war all the other guilds in the thread. I'll post as an example, please follow this format. Your forum name should match someone in your guild's name, so that we know you aren't posting someone else's guild.

Guild Name: heh
Guild Abbreviation: heh

Link: http://my.uosecondage.com/guild.aspx?id=674

Places you go to fight: Britt GY, Buccaneer's Den

Guild Name: Daemonic Cult
Guild Abbreviation: *_*
Guild Link: http://my.uosecondage.com/guild.aspx?id=841

Have already sent war invites on the entire list. If you have made a guild within the past week then I have not gotten a chance to war you yet. [/color]

I highly doubt this will help anything, I kind of tried something similar in my own way. After all my attempts I only have 6 guilds that have accepted my war invite in the end, and even that took awhile.

My pc is dying, "hard drive failure possibly imminent", so I'll be inactive for like a week, maybe two, while I shop for a new one online. Pc still works, but it's blue screening every 30 minutes or so.

Anyways, war guild is EAT. We'll be active when I get back, still looking for another 1 or 2 members... Jabu, Me, and some other guy I can't remember in right now.

Oh cool I've dueled Jabu before. Sounds like a cool guild, I think that's one of the guilds that I am at war with.

Tron wrote:My pc is dying, "hard drive failure possibly imminent", so I'll be inactive for like a week, maybe two, while I shop for a new one online. Pc still works, but it's blue screening every 30 minutes or so.

Anyways, war guild is EAT. We'll be active when I get back, still looking for another 1 or 2 members... Jabu, Me, and some other guy I can't remember in right now.

R U GUISE NEGOOD?

Either your HD is bad or it works. if it blue screening its a RAM issue.

The HD is bad, and will fail eventually and not recover. I researched the problem already. I'm just going to replace it. I keep all my shit on mybooks anyways, I don't even need the 500g hd that's in it. Probably going to scoop a little 160 off ebay for 30$ and call it good.

Unfortunately, this is my pc




It's not fun to work on.

KornChild wrote:Either your HD is bad or it works. if it blue screening its a RAM issue.

In the old days, yes. Unless it started making screeching noises you had no idea it was failing. But now, thanks to S.M.A.R.T (self monitoring, analasis, and reporting technology), the HD monitors the head height above the disc surface. When it gets too close you get the ominous message Tron described.

Baldamier wrote:

KornChild wrote:Either your HD is bad or it works. if it blue screening its a RAM issue.

In the old days, yes. Unless it started making screeching noises you had no idea it was failing. But now, thanks to S.M.A.R.T (self monitoring, analasis, and reporting technology), the HD monitors the head height above the disc surface. When it gets too close you get the ominous message Tron described.

That is exactly correct. The problem happened after my fiance knocked the pc over on Halloween night too.

I can actually turn off the warning that SMART gives me when I start my pc through bios, but that won't prevent the eventual crash.
I hear it failing and making some clicking right before it crashes. Will lock up and take about 15 seconds from that point to blue screen.

I just won a 500g for 32$ on ebay earlier. I have the other pc sitting in pieces waiting to reassemble already.

That's a bummer. But at least now you get a warning in time to back up your data. And you got a killer price on that 500 gig. I guess I need to check ebay more often.