I'm all for buying games, but screw Steam. I will have to look to other means..
davidwmiller
[quote who="Quipster" reply="12" id="2494931"] . I've learned my lesson, no more Steam or Impluse or whatever the heck for me. If I can't hold the disk in my hands, then I am not buying it.[/quote] Careful with that, when Steam is involved, simply holding the disk usually isn't enough.
[quote who="2of3" reply="7" id="2484091"]I don't believe that the intent of this thread was a poll of who likes Vista or Win7. It might be a good idea to actually read the OP before filling up the thread with off topic comments.[/quote] The title: Have you abandoned Vista? The OP was just a sharing of experiences. Unless you'd like everyone to answer just "yes" or "no", then explaining why they have or have not abandoned Vista would be e
I'll probably switch to 7 next time I'm up for reformatting the computer anyways. Although maybe not, don't really have any interest in buying it, doesn't come cheap.
ooohhh Steam bashing, my turn :) A couple weeks ago, I was playing one of the few games I have with Steam (Space Empires 5), and my computer crashed. Now, I have no idea about the specifics, but Steam apparently keeps something tempory in place in order to run, and that crash removed it. It handles normal shutdowns just fine, and the issue corrected itself the next time I got online... But for a few days, I did not have internet access, and since Steam is required to be runnin
This might sound good, but really, I'd be hard pressed to even find 50 games in the last decade I can say I liked.. Top 10, maybe Top 20 would be respectable, Top 50 isn't saying much.
Who says mines are completely autonomous and not sentient? Well, not sentient I get, but the fact that you are able to manually arm/disarm you mines, and target specific ships (if you really like to micro) shows that the mines are open to external commands. With that knowledge, there's no reason you or your imaginary generals on the field couldn't update the mines targeting parameters to adhere to a state of diplomatic immunity.
There was nothing special about the storyline in TFU, nor was anything else all that amazing, not even the over-hyped physics engine they never shup up about. Yet, inexplicably, it was a lot of fun. I played through it multiple times, always enjoying smashing my way through level after level (with the exception of that stupid Star Destroyer thing). It's exactly the type of experience I have my consoles for, and I will certainly pick it up. <h
I like it. Well, I'm not so sure about actual abilities, but I do like the concept of a sort of "last stand" mode that kicks in when caps are damaged enough that their destruction almost guaranteed. Let the poor souls go out in a blaze of glory and all that.