tupac_orionmg
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Haha, yeah, I just sent Dave a msg in MSN saying that I was (because I honestly am) genuinely surprised that no one's trying to challenge me on it. As for the 700 posts in a week I'm not sure what you meant, but I do know that there was one week where it jumped by about 300 so yeah. Considering that the Vindictus Section is really the only one that i USE that should say something :P
But, I'm about to head to bed after I make the wife some lunch, and stuff. If you ever wanna hit me up on voice chat or something then lemme know and I can tell you how to join up the voice server I've got going.

Not sure man, just waiting on the politics of it I guess :P Dunno. They may wait until I reach five months just for legitimacy issues, or whatnot. I'm just as anxious as you guys man. Can't wait to get this section covered

haha...
Yeah, that's the only downside to running VM's, but they get the job done don't they :P
Glad I could help man. It's not everyday I get a chance to offer a simple solution

No, Just because you set the router to DHCP doesn't mean that the IPV4 address is automatically configured to retrieve it's IP from the router.
You need to go to network settings and adapters, then right click your connection and go to properties, then select (on some systems) advanced, and select the IPV4 hit configure, and make sure it's set to automatically obtain a network address.

You need to enable dhcp on your router, and set all computers, and virtual machines to automatically obtain ip addresses from your router.
You'll also have to go onto each clone, and the master, after you get them all set up, and delete the network adapter (the virtual one inside the VM settings.)
And create a new one for each system using NAT type
If you need anything else, feel free to let me know, and I'll be glad to help you okay

The graphics are bridged between your Host operating system and the client.
I'm not sure if you know what that means, but basically, whatever isn't in use by your main OS is going to be spared for your slave, but even then you need to set the maximum amount of Vram for the graphics in the VM workstation (look under settings.)
Don't expect anything severely GREAT when running in VMware, on a 4870 overclocked ata world record I've only managed to get about 30 steady FPS on lowest settings (of course GPU scaling would prolly make that a higher count if I increase the graphics settings [more usage = more power] so yeah. )
You'll get a steady enough amount to run a bot most of the time, but unless you spent about 200 on your graphics card or have a 6800series ati Radeon then you're going to run at a minimal rate.