Choice of four. Picking one. - by Digital Nightfall
Koki on 23/4/2009 at 05:44
EvaUnit02 provokes!
Zygoptera rolls for willpower! Success!
Zygoptera provokes!
EvaUnit02 falls it's willpower roll.
I won't even start on Steam since you'd need to be valvehead to not notice what a sad joke it is by now. But hey, you get a community with it, right?
june gloom on 23/4/2009 at 06:09
ahahaha did you seriously fucking say valveheaded
go fuck yourself with a rake
Zygoptera on 23/4/2009 at 06:58
Quote Posted by EvaUnit02
Yeah, I'll go with the internet activation DRM solution that doesn't give publishers the opportunity to anally rape their customers, thanks.
:picard: :headdesk: :facepalm:
Valve can stop you playing any of the games you've bought through Steam, at pretty much any time,
if the fancy struck them, and you wouldn't have the slightest recourse.
Quote:
..anally rape their customers..
..go fuck yourself with a rake
#1 reason to avoid Steam: it makes you obsessed with teh buttsecks?
Aja on 23/4/2009 at 07:21
Quote Posted by Zygoptera
Valve can stop you playing any of the games you've bought through Steam, at pretty much any time,
if the fancy struck them, and you wouldn't have the slightest recourse.
I'm really worried now because this seems like a very probable scenario! People playing the games they've bought is just bad for business, you know.
But personally I have faith in the hacking community. There isn't a problem too insignificant to incite the ire of thousands of highly skilled programmers with nothing better to do.
Rogue Keeper on 23/4/2009 at 07:22
Quote Posted by Jason Moyer
I just hadn't touched FO1 in 10 years so I couldn't compare them back to back.
I seeeee...
Well, after you'll be through F1 for about 10 times, after you'll know the game inside out, and after you'll try F2 ... then I'll start considering seriously what you say about the similarities.
You cheesy soundtrack!
june gloom on 23/4/2009 at 08:19
Quote Posted by Zygoptera
Valve can stop you playing any of the games you've bought through Steam, at pretty much any time,
if the fancy struck them, and you wouldn't have the slightest recourse.
Aside from the fact that such a thing would be very bad for business (but don't let logic get in the way of your paranoia) Valve's track record means that such a thing would be delayed indefinitely.
Matthew on 23/4/2009 at 09:48
Quote Posted by Zygoptera
#1 reason to avoid Steam: it makes you obsessed with teh buttsecks?
What do you mean
avoid?I would like to think that I don't succumb to any of the TTLG peccadilloes mentioned. But slag off Rogue Trooper in front of me and you are in trouble, boys and girls.
Jason Moyer on 23/4/2009 at 11:01
Quote Posted by Zygoptera
Valve can stop you playing any of the games you've bought through Steam, at pretty much any time,
if the fancy struck them, and you wouldn't have the slightest recourse.
Besides a class action lawsuit, which IMHO would have a decent shot at succeeding.
Koki on 23/4/2009 at 12:02
As improbable scenario as it is, he's right. Valve has no obligation to keep the servers running. No servers no Steam.
Jason Moyer on 23/4/2009 at 12:08
Quote Posted by Rogue Keeper
I seeeee...
Well, after you'll be through F1 for about 10 times, after you'll know the game inside out, and after you'll try F2 ... then I'll start considering seriously what you say about the similarities.
You cheesy soundtrack!
Once you've played Fallout 3 in its entirey 10 times, then I'll give a shit about your opinion.
And no, I'm not serious, but that's how ridiculous your post sounds.
