EdwardB

Thanks for the quick replies. I think I might actually go ahead and pick up a used copy, understanding the limitations. I realize I won't be able to patch it or anything, but from the review that I've read the game was pretty stable out of the box. Ryat - I would pick up Trinity if it wasn't for the immenent release of Rebellion. I just feel like I'd be wasting money. Trinity is about $35 (cheapest I've seen). So $35 + $40 for Rebellion - $10 for upgrading = $65. Or I can pick

I've been thinking about buying Sins for some time, and was ready to get Trinity when I heard that Rebellion is slated to come out at the end of the year. Since it's relatively close to release, it doesn't make much sense for me to pick up Trinity. But I'd like to play some Sins. I can get a used copy of the vanilla game relatively cheap. So it makes sense for me to pick that up and play it until Rebellion comes out, then pick it up. But I have a few questions. 1) Is the