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Old 08-28-09, 01:14 PM   #46
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A heartfelt plea from a long time Silent Hunter Fan and keen gamer - please deelper team do not use Steam - it is a nighmare and ruins a great game not to mention fouls up mods

Please do not use Steam

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fouls up mods? not really.

you should see my TF2 folders. I have just about everything modded.
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Old 08-28-09, 06:27 PM   #47
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Wow some amazing FUD in this thread.

#1 Steam works with mods. Period. Valve pioneered the concept of selling a game based on its modding ability. They would not screw that up and they have not. The game folder structure is the same.

#2 Steam does not screw up your computer. There would be lawsuits.

Do I need to continue?
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Old 08-29-09, 05:33 AM   #48
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Yes, I still don't like it.

Seriously though, there's nothing wrong with Steam, but I still prefer my boxed copies. Doesn't mean I won't jump on a great deal when I see it.
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Old 08-29-09, 06:36 AM   #49
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Wow some amazing FUD in this thread.

#1 Steam works with mods. Period. Valve pioneered the concept of selling a game based on its modding ability. They would not screw that up and they have not. The game folder structure is the same.

#2 Steam does not screw up your computer. There would be lawsuits.

Do I need to continue?
Your logic is faulty. Valve cannot sell games that are never yours to own. The right term to describe Steam is a mechanism to rent games.
Thats all it is, nothing more nothing less.
And by the way, if you read Steam's TOS they are free to do whatever they want, even revoke your account and you have no recourse whatsoever. Enjoy "owning" games under Steam.
I just wish joe sixpack had a least a minimum understanding of just what Steam is.
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Old 08-29-09, 05:32 PM   #50
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I'd prefer not NEEDING to use steam. I don't mind it being available. I just don't want to be tied to it like with some games.

It's really not that bad, I just don't care for it.*shurg*

I would like steam a lot more if it would let me give away games I don't want anymore to friends.

The only real thing I don't like is having my game's files buried under a few steam folders. Kinda annoying:p I'm so used to going straight to a game folder from my 'program files' folder. Dunno if this can be changed.

Anyway, I think it's kinda bs that I see retail prices on there. It's not like I'm getting a physical copy. That was something that used to have me excited. I remember people saying games on steam would be cheaper than retail boxed copies. What a load. Oh well, you never know when they are gonna put up a killer deal on something you want. Just gotta hope you happen to check it for the 2 days or so that it's available><
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