Just because refunds are available doesn't mean that the majority of users will take advantage of them. I'd wait for the first day of the sale to start complaining about sale discounts.Thanks to refunds I think it's unlikely that we'll see bigger discounts during the summer sale.
Doesn't feel as great as I thought it would
On to the next 1000!
Doesn't feel as great as I thought it would
On to the next 1000!
And you people should all buy "You Must Build A Boat"!
And you people should all buy "You Must Build A Boat"!
Your DLC count is unnaturally low for a game count that high.
Wasn't it supposed to be free for owners of 10 000 000?
Just because refunds are available doesn't mean that the majority of users will take advantage of them. I'd wait for the first day of the sale to start complaining about sale discounts.
I have and it was severely lacking in polish. Good idea, lame execution.
Really? I'm doing slightly worse.Your DLC count is unnaturally low for a game count that high.
There's so much attention about the controller and all I'm excited about is the $60 Steam Link.
Your DLC count is unnaturally low for a game count that high.
FFS. I hope you heathens are happy...
Keep chasing that fleeting high, buddy.
Your DLC count is unnaturally low for a game count that high.
Wasn't it supposed to be free for owners of 10 000 000?
Pretty sure the answer is no, to both.
There might be exceptions, but probably games no one cares about (anymore).
I don't think so. The only game I could redeem on steam was Race the Sun after registering in the official website or newsletter, not sure right now.
Preordering with any mass-manufactured consumer good, as a concept, falls into that same trap. The last time I ever remember having trouble finding something without a preorder was that Mario Anniversary collection for the Wii.
As for getting hyped off of one trailer, in the case of Fallout 4, it's an established series and the trailer showed enough to get fans of the atmosphere and location excited. It could literally be a reskin of Fallout 3 and I'd still want to play it on day one. That said, I'm waiting for some kind of incentive to finally plop money down, but I'll most certainly do it in advance.
There's so much attention about the controller and all I'm excited about is the $60 Steam Link.
I never even heard of any of those games.
Most game collectors, even serious ones, more or less stopped bothering with DLC after Valve separated it from the game count figure. Personally, I don't see the point in collecting games if you're going to half-arse it and only buy DLC you actually want. You might as well just buy the games you want, too, and save yourself a ton of money.
Edit: To be clear, I'm speaking in general and not responding to Lego Spaceman's post.
Yikes! That sounds waaaay to high. Origin only hits one core at 20% load for me and that's a resource hog and Steam has never gone above 10% system utilisation. Have a gander at CPU usage under Task Manager to see if it really is Steam that's the issue. If it is go download Process Explorer (don't have a link sadly but it's a Microsoft application not included with Windows) and then you can look at individual process threads to see what's eating up CPU cycles.
no
Still check if it's running full speed, maybe the driver got f'd up or something. Or a cable is loose/broken.
I never even heard of any of those games.
Uh... how do I add a new credit card to Steam?
Most game collectors, even serious ones, more or less stopped bothering with DLC after Valve separated it from the game count figure. Personally, I don't see the point in collecting games if you're going to half-arse it and only buy DLC you actually want. You might as well just buy the games you want, too, and save yourself a ton of money.
Edit: To be clear, this isn't in response to Lego Spaceman's post. For all I know he makes good use of those 3000 games... or intends to.
I never even heard of any of those games.
Wasn't it supposed to be free for owners of 10 000 000?
Here you go, creep:Does anyone have the gif of Buffy shaking her arm as if she's...excited? It's missing from my records.
I think I lost the my will after 1000th game. Don't even bother with most bundles.
Wasn't it supposed to be free for owners of 10 000 000?
Guys, I do need you to know a few things:
1) Fallout is easily my favorite series.
2) I was raised and still live in the Boston/Massachusetts area.
3) The only reason why I haven't already preordered this shit is because I am waiting for some kind of season pass bundle pack to get put up.
4) Fallout 4 could pioneer a new feature that immediately shoots my dick off and I'd still preorder it.
My opinions already supersede zky's, so the battle is already won.
War never changes.
Does anyone have the gif of Buffy shaking her arm as if she's...excited? It's missing from my records.
She's simulating staking vampires, you know.Here you go, creep:
"Uploaded on Apr 27, 2015".
Wasn't it supposed to be free for owners of 10 000 000?
She's simulating stimulating vampires, you know.
She's simulating staking vampires, you know.
D'oh, wasn't aware of that. Oh well, the game is cheap as chips.
Here you go, creep:
Technically, she's simulating staking The Gentlemen.
This is one of the more rational reactions to the trailer I've seen, and coincidentally one that falls in with my own thoughts.
Pre-orders in this franchise situations like this (essentially "sight unseen") aren't as ludicrous as people have described them to be. A lot of it is an expression of devotion or a willful suspension of reticence. There are a lot worse things to spend your money on than a dream, whether or not it's delivered.
"Serious Sam is a wicked gahbidge series for chowdaheads."
I digress; I hope to see some place you've lived utterly destroyed!
Would be so neat, right!?
And if that motherfucking pitiful VAT system returns... I BLOODY WELL WANT TO BE ABLE TO SHOOT PEOPLES COCKS OFF
Unless they're eunuchs.