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looks like the Railworks Complete DLC Pack is back
for all you train addicts
for all you train addicts
PumpkinPie said:Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but how would one hypothetically go about selling a STEAM account? I know that it isn't allowed but I also know that it is done.
I couldn't find a way to pre-order it via the Steam app. Do you have a link?Trojita said:...If you preorder Dungeon Siege 3 on Steam, you get Dungeon Siege 1 & 2 free.
Rodney McKay said:So I just picked up and downloaded Dawn of War II and Chaos Rising and it seems to run fine except for one slightly amusing glitch on the main menu.
The dude in armor standing at the main menu when you start the game up is missing his head.
It loaded the first time I started it up then it restarted when I tweaked the settings and his head and other parts were blacked out, so I restarted it again. Now he looks fine except for the missing head.
I'm thinking of just reinstalling it to see if that fixes it unless anyone has another solution.
I'm running a Athlon 2 X4 3.0Ghz quad core and a Radeon 5770.
Yeah, I'm running an i7 / 5970 and get the same issue. Messed around with the graphic settings while keeping all other settings at their max. Changing the texture detail appears to impact this weird glitch.Rodney McKay said:So I just picked up and downloaded Dawn of War II and Chaos Rising and it seems to run fine except for one slightly amusing glitch on the main menu.
The dude in armor standing at the main menu when you start the game up is missing his head.
It loaded the first time I started it up then it restarted when I tweaked the settings and his head and other parts were blacked out, so I restarted it again. Now he looks fine except for the missing head.
I'm thinking of just reinstalling it to see if that fixes it unless anyone has another solution.
I'm running a Athlon 2 X4 3.0Ghz quad core and a Radeon 5770.
graywolf323 said:looks like the Railworks Complete DLC Pack is back
for all you train addicts
The_Inquisitor said:Illegal here and for steam. If you get caught Valve has the right to outright ban your entire account.
Wouldn't surprise me if a considerable percentage of those accounts actually was stolen.coopolon said:I just did a quick ebay search and several people have their Steam accounts up for sale. No bids though. You could also try Craig's List.
Union Carbine said:I couldn't find a way to pre-order it via the Steam app. Do you have a link?
Ah, okay. I put it in my wish list. I'll check back on it closer to release.Joe Molotov said:You can't preorder it yet, but they announced what the preorder bonuses would be for each retailer.
Yes, it's a standalone expansion. All games in the series are worth playing if you have the time. You can import your heroes from Dawn of War II to the Chaos Rising expansion, and probably also to the new Retribution expansion.Dice said:Okay I'm really confused with this Dawn of War stuff. What is an expansion to what and what comes with the content of other stuff? Should I just say fuck it and jump in with Retribution? Is Retribution even a standalone game?
Dice said:Okay I'm really confused with this Dawn of War stuff. What is an expansion to what and what comes with the content of other stuff? Should I just say fuck it and jump in with Retribution? Is Retribution even a standalone game?
Retribution is 100% standalone, because it drops GFWL. The only connectivity is with it allowing you to import your profiles from the other games.Dice said:Okay I'm really confused with this Dawn of War stuff. What is an expansion to what and what comes with the content of other stuff? Should I just say fuck it and jump in with Retribution? Is Retribution even a standalone game?
K.Jack said:^Yes, CR registers.
Retribution is 100% standalone, because it drops GFWL. The only connectivity is with it allowing you to import your profiles from the other games.
You definitely want to play vanilla + xpac first. For the gameplay and to be caught up on the story.
Cloak said:Sorry if this is a little OT, but with steam, can you have your downloaded games spread across more than one drive? I was thinking of getting a small SSD and put on (besides the OS) some bigger games (HL2, Borderlands, etc) to help with load times, and others on my regular internal.
Aaron said:I found the SP campaign of Dawn of War II to be terrible, just badly structured, repetitive, and unfairly punishing. Don't bother with it. Chaos Rising was a huge improvement, and very much worth playing.
Cipherr said:This should be a good place to ask.
Has anyone played through all of the current HL episodes? Im not really a big fps fan and wondering if I should play through them.
I absolutely loathe horror games. If theres going to be fucking shit jumping out of nowhere on me with volume+++ scating the shit out of me Ill just watch a playthrough on youtube. Im only considering playing through it because supposedly portal could possibly tie into HL E3 or something down the road. Even if it were only a slight link itd be cool as shit.
They are more about world building than they are satisfying gunplay. Half Life 1 was very impressive on release for a number of reasons, Half Life 2 was great as well but less impressive. The thing is, it released alongside Doom 3 and Halo 2, and clearly demolished them both in quality. It doesn't really hold up on repeated playthroughs, but it's a great one-time thing (minus the boat and buggy sections). I agree it is overpraised, but it's still worth playing.Xapati said:HL is no scary game, yeah there are a bunch of boo zombies but it's about as scary as RE4, in other words not at all. I'm gonna get stabbed here, but imo Half Life games are average fps's. The story is goofy and the weapons feel like they have no power. It's not that they are bad games but they aren't a must play like some people make them out to be.
Aaron said:I found the SP campaign of Dawn of War II to be terrible, just badly structured, repetitive, and unfairly punishing. Don't bother with it. Chaos Rising was a huge improvement, and very much worth playing.
The original campaign was clear the area and then fight the boss, while being unable to save until you've cleared the entire (too long) stage. Every area I played was set up this exact same way, and it was just boring. Chaos Rising is more dynamic with various objectives and situations, plus you can save anywhere. I think it's easily better.Mrbob said:Didn't have any of these problems. I guess repetitive since sometimes your troops get sent back to an old area but you are always getting new things to do and new lewt to find. Chaos Rising has a more linear campaign. I don't know if it is any better or worse overall. I liked them both.
graywolf323 said:looks like the Railworks Complete DLC Pack is back
for all you train addicts
Aaron said:The original campaign was clear the area and then fight the boss, while being unable to save until you've cleared the entire (too long) stage. Every area I played was set up this exact same way, and it was just boring. Chaos Rising is more dynamic with various objectives and situations, plus you can save anywhere. I think it's easily better.
If you can't install and run Steam on a completely clean directory (no clientregistry.blob, no steamapps folder), then it sounds like something may be severely wrong with your computer. You may want to try some spybot search & destroy and/or antivirus scans, or maybe scandisk to make sure your hard disk isn't dying.Soule said:So I'm just coming back to steam after a bit of a hiatus and it's gone all buggy on me. Continuously crashes, won't install games, won't resume downloads, won't launch games (funnily enough I managed to buy games though, yay King Arthur). I've reinstalled multiple times having saved across my steamapps folder, tried steam both with and without replacing the steamapps folder with my old one and still no dice, it just freezes up or stops responding and then windows asks me if I want to close it or wait (waiting does nothing, tried it)....
Man I just wanna play Recettear... Left it on the final stage of installing where it says it's creating local cache files or whatever for 4 hours last night, kinda over it. 177 games and I can't play any of them. Frustrating, hope the steam support guys get back to me soon
Dice said:Okay so I guess that blacked out sections ARE going to show up in game at some point, and that it is apparently a glitch related to the morphological AA. The problem with that is I had that on with the 10.10e hotfix, but then my drivers updated and the little checkbox is gone now. So what do I do? My card is a 5850.
Dice said:Okay so I guess that blacked out sections ARE going to show up in game at some point, and that it is apparently a glitch related to the morphological AA. The problem with that is I had that on with the 10.10e hotfix, but then my drivers updated and the little checkbox is gone now. So what do I do? My card is a 5850.
Edit: Trying 11.1a hotfix.
Dice said:The check box is not there. I'm guessing it is left on from when I had it on in 10.10e and now there is no box to uncheck.
Aaron said:The original campaign was clear the area and then fight the boss, while being unable to save until you've cleared the entire (too long) stage. Every area I played was set up this exact same way, and it was just boring. Chaos Rising is more dynamic with various objectives and situations, plus you can save anywhere. I think it's easily better.
The hotfix added the checkbox but the dude is still half blacked out. Trying this driver sweep now.Sinatar said:I'd turf your old drivers completely with Driver Sweeper and then install the newest ones clean.
Thanks, just doing that now. I reinstalled steam. again. This time I tried to install Black Ops and it's downloading* super smooth. I'm starting to think maybe it's recettear? And yet it moves installed straight away, black ops is downloading the fastest I've ever seen it download, it's only frozen when the installer for Recettear wouldn't complete and I tried to abandon it, I'm gonna let Black Ops download and then try launching that see how I go from there.Blizzard said:If you can't install and run Steam on a completely clean directory (no clientregistry.blob, no steamapps folder), then it sounds like something may be severely wrong with your computer. You may want to try some spybot search & destroy and/or antivirus scans, or maybe scandisk to make sure your hard disk isn't dying.
caliblue15 said:Metro 2033 is on sale via THQ for only $10.. Question I have is will the key work on steam. It's steamworks, but as being new to steam, still don't know if it will work or not.
Diebuster said:It'll work. Steamworks games only use Steam, no matter where they're bought.
I picked up Metro 2033 during the last THQ sale, and put the key into Steam without a problem.