congrates my friends

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5GwF5B1uFU

Congratulations & Jubilations!

Congrats Jock!

I hope you can keep it up for another 150.

Great cast.

Me and my real life buds -=SiN=- Sinner Squad, starting coming here for COD4 info and configs when we to a shot at COD4 CAL, uggg that was an ass kicking.

Now we still hit the site form all the good infos on all the mayor FPS games.

our New poison is BC2.

Keep up the great Casts and

Don't stop beeeee leeeeeaving (I was sing that last line)

WORD!

CONGRATULATIONS!

Well done and keep up the good work!


Btw...I seem to recall the silence after 402 confirmation of no dedi's in MW2 to be longer

-raises beer- here to 150 more webcasts! KEEP IT UP JY!!!!

Congratulations on the magnificent milestone!!

Another fantastic cast






Regards,
Webbie

Let's face it Jock. Since the start of Bash, not only has gaming changed but the gamers have changed, modding has become more common and accessible (probably in no small part due to Joker), so it is only natural for Bash to change.

Whilst perhaps IWNet brought about what seemed to be a huge change in the way we viewed pc gaming i.e. on the decrease, quite the opposite I think has been the case. The IW ragers (I hope) have not only flamed the already existing console/pc war but also perhaps opened some eyes to what they are actually getting and the reasons for pc gamers outcry over the lack of dedicated servers.

Bash will change. It is not called "CoDandSlash" but perhaps it started like this. Well CoD won't last forever so perhaps a more general approach is what is happening with the arrival of BFBC2, BF3 soon and of course MoH, CoD7 and possibly Sniper: Ghost Warrior + others - to a more "FPSandSlash" site.

On the note of modding becoming more accessible; BASHandSlash played or play a huge part in this. Until I found your site I had not come across a site where the results of modding games, access to mods and tweaks were more eloquently and understandably explained and displayed. Since then more sites have appeared, but I do believe Bash started something there.

I am not a modder and never will be. I do not have the patience nor the will to sink so deeply into the subject matter, but I do enjoy reading up on what others have achieved and take my hat off to them for doing so. Like so many others, I would like to have access to tweaks that improve my pc's performance and allow a given game to run smoother, give me a bit of an edge to what was released in the original package - without having to study IT etc. For that I thank you and those who have helped you on your way to getting BASH to where it is today.

Keep it up Jock.

Congrats Jock!

Thanks for not letting up on us and keeping it going even when there seemed no hope left in the PC world. I hope you can do some live casts soon.

Viva La BASH!