Gosh Can you be more Dense?

i was saying the patch problems were unacceptable and the game owners and forum mods n gms did not give us any reason or help was stupid. not that i didn't like the game. So if that was meant as an insult then you should quit the game.

mastema1980 wrote: »

My patches always download in less than 15 minutes. Your problem sounds like a computer problem or trying to download it the same day it comes out (that's when a lot of people do it so it tends to be slow). Even if your computer is slow or old I don't understand how you can constantly download a patch for 2 weeks straight and not have it done in less than maybe 2 days tops. Try cleaning your computer of viruses, De-fragmenting it, Or possibly downloading a version of crossfire that's compatible with your computer. Sorry if i was of no help whats-o-ever

It was kind of helping but i already know its because people have been trying to download it the same people who have the same problem, but last patch i had to wait a week to download it. i De fragmented it and deleted the game and i checked my anti virus and i have done everything and its clean and i installed it and it downloaded half way then stopped and now its almost done if it doesn't get stuck again but i was told by a MOD that i can keep opening and re closing it to help because whenever it gets so far on the download, even if you close it when you re open it the patch will start at zero% but then continue past last stop point. Thank you for the information though

The Title is my question to the both of you.

EdDy_Z wrote: »

lolumad?

sry bro, guess u didnt notice but humans arent perfect .....

Who Said i was mad? Does Aggravation Count as Anger these days? Or are you idiotic Like the Gentlemen Above you? Look up the Words Anger/Rage and Compare them To Aggravation. They Have a tendency To have the word anger in them both. But i was not in anger. i was in Aggravation. [Aggravate comes from the Latin verb aggravre, which meant "to make heavier," that is, "to add to the weight of." It also had the extended senses "to annoy" and "to oppress." Some people claim that aggravate can only mean "to make worse," and not "to irritate," on the basis of the word's etymology. But in doing so, they ignore not only an English sense in use since the 17th century, but also one of the original Latin ones. Sixty-eight percent of the Usage Panel approves of its use in It's the endless wait for luggage that aggravates me the most about air travel.] The title obviously Protests Exactly what the both of you are. The other Gentleman Gave me some Real information. Not Flaming others over the internet like a Liberal Moron. The Definition Of Aggravating/Aggravated is, To make worse or to Troublesome, Or to rouse to exasperation or anger, To provoke.
The Definition of Anger is A strong feeling of displeasure or hostility, To Make angry to enrage, Provoke. a feeling of great annoyance or antagonism as the result of some real or supposed grievance; rage; wrath. That has one word in common with Aggravation, And its Anger. in which none of that action takes place in my Argument, or this thread.