They didn't state outright, but the Steam sale delayed it a bit. I could always buy it at GamersGate but the OCD in me wants it in my Steam files.Morbid Angel said:This. WTF is going on?
They didn't state outright, but the Steam sale delayed it a bit. I could always buy it at GamersGate but the OCD in me wants it in my Steam files.Morbid Angel said:This. WTF is going on?
X05 said:Nice, "My History" got fixed.
both mine work. must have reached a new status with handing over money to him :lolSysgen said:Mine too but View all recent still gives me a white screen.
Seagoon said:Steam seems to be the online community / storefront that PSN and XBL want to be someday.
One thing I'd like to see is a 'Made for Steam' type certification, games with this certification should have at the very least:
Steam Cloud support
Windows 7 x64 Compatible
Widescreen Support
Controller support
No Additional DRM
Cross Platform where possible
I guess something similar to the whole GFW program, but something that actually works :lol
DangerousDave said:When there are the next sales? I waited to the last day to buy all the stuff that was not day of the deal, and I had to do overtime at work so I missed the opportunity.
I agree they're unnecessary but I understand companies not trying to change it. They'd have to implement Steam's DRM instead, which would mean extra licensing. Games that aren't steampowered you can just run the executable with Steam not even running much of the time (and especially when there's third party DRM). I play Fallout 3 frequently without Steam running for example.jaundicejuice said:There are quite a few games I would actually purchase if they stripped out the horrible third party DRM and limited activations. You don't need SecuROM or TAGES when your game is on Steam.
Lan_97 said:So after getting a gaming laptop and getting owned by the Steam holiday sale, I'm in need of a PC gamepad. Any recommendations? I don't own a 360, but it looks like the 360 controller could be a reasonable choice.
Yeah. These Logitech pads are a decent alternative, though:graywolf323 said:the wired 360 controller probably is the best one
slidewinder said:
cosign. it's worth it.graywolf323 said:the wired 360 controller probably is the best one
Flunkie said:hai im new to steam ! ne good deals going on? thx
IrishNinja said:woo new thread!
my only regret on the last sale was not buying Vampire: Bloodlines, despite it being on sale every day according to GAF.
confused said:I'm pretty sure something like that was the origin of the legend that it ever went on sale. I refuse to BELIEVE !
I care. I came "" to buying it on amazon but I'm glad I didn't since the shipping would put it over the gamestop price. If amazon would give me the key like they did with Mafia 2 though it would have been a no brainer.Drkirby said:So, I take it no one cares that Front Mission Evolved Retail is 75% off on Amazon and 70% off at Gamestop, and can be activated in Steam.
It was on sale for $10 around 11/03/07. That is when I got it. It being on sale is not a myth.Tokubetsu said:Fairly certain it was on sale for 5 or 10 back in Halloween 09. That's the last time I remember seeing it on sale (on steam).
Talk about a "LTTP".Flunkie said:hai im new to steam ! ne good deals going on? thx
IrishNinja said:dammit...everytime i threaten to buy it in the sales threads, i get a few dudes saying DONT CAVE, like im doing GAF a disservice buy buying a classic game for $5-10 "too much":lol .
and i still haven't bought it yet, so i'm part of the problem
I used to love Logitech stuff (I still rock a wireless one for my PS2), and it's cool that you can switch between Direct and XInput with this thing, but they still follow the Dual Shock design for analog stick positioning - which in my humble opinion should have died with the 20th century. The 360 sticks make so much more sense to me now.slidewinder said:Cheaper (at $25 retail), with a much, much better dpad than the 360 controllers have, but act and are recognized exactly like a 360 pad when the switch is in X-Input position. Materials are of somewhat lower quality overall as is typical of third party stuff, but not too bad.
I was also when I got itEasy_D said:IIRC, last time Bloodlines was on sale was Halloween 2008. So long ago :O
Only way is to create a new category and shove the extra copies there.Vik_Vaughn said:I bought Civ 4 Complete and now I've got 2 copies of everything in the pack showing up. Any ways to hide Mac-only stuff on my Windows Steam?
Sounds like you...missed the bus on that one.morningbus said:So where are today's sales? I held off buying anything just in case it went cheaper.
This is why I love my free 2 day shipping for being a student. $12.56 is $12.56.Javaman said:I care. I came "" to buying it on amazon but I'm glad I didn't since the shipping would put it over the gamestop price. If amazon would give me the key like they did with Mafia 2 though it would have been a no brainer.
jaundicejuice said:There are quite a few games I would actually purchase if they stripped out the horrible third party DRM and limited activations. You don't need SecuROM or TAGES when your game is on Steam.
I know this is the case with the original Logitech pads, but isn't the whole idea of these revised versions with the 360 buttons and Directinput/Xinput toggle to make it so that it supports basically everything out of the box?Forkball said:The Logitech is good, but many games don't recognize it and force you to manually input the commands before you can use it. It's a hassle.
Speaking of this, does anyone run Steam off of a external harddrive? Are there performance issues?wenis said:The lack of space on my computer after this last sale means I'm purchasing another 2 Terabytes of storage soon.
Goddamn.
MoFuzz said:Sounds like you...missed the bus on that one.
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Same for me. Waiting till I both.wenis said:The lack of space on my computer after this last sale means I'm purchasing another 2 Terabytes of storage soon.
Goddamn.
ZZMitch said:I can't get past the giant fan in half Life... I am pretty sure it is supposed to life me up to the boards up above, but it wont levitate me
animlboogy said:The answer sucks. I had this problem on my last playthrough a couple months ago. I had to load a previous save. It's a long-standing glitch that never got fixed.
When running normally, the fan should be going fast enough to levitate by the time you reach the top of the ladder. If it doesn't work there, you need to re-load and get there again.
There is no licensing cost for Steamworks.Psy-Phi said:I agree they're unnecessary but I understand companies not trying to change it. They'd have to implement Steam's DRM instead, which would mean extra licensing. Games that aren't steampowered you can just run the executable with Steam not even running much of the time (and especially when there's third party DRM). I play Fallout 3 frequently without Steam running for example.
If they just patched out the DRM they'd essentially give the internet an executable that the hackers strive for. No reason to make their lives easier.
And honestly I used to be in an uproar about TAGES and SecuROM, but I gave in last year and bought what I wanted without caring about what DRM the games used. Haven't had a single problem, even with the lamented Assassin's Creed 2. Works flawlessly, and I like knowing that my save is being backed up somewhere.
Sure I'd prefer the Steam Cloud, but I don't care which cloud it goes to, just so long as I can get it back.
John Harker said:Wait, so there's an Offline mode now?
Whenever I moved my laptop while playing Torchlight, I got kicked out of my game.
Thought it was so aggravating, I stopped playing and never opened Steam again.
My wireless is intermittent at home, hated not being able to play when I wanted to unplug the Ethernet cord and move.