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If we're back to the topic, IMHO Valve is easily the "lesser evil" of the two publishers. I do have the game preordered because I want the DVD though.
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At the end of the day,those who want CoD enough will buy it,regardless of what obstacles etc are put in the way.Some won't and thats a tragedy for Oleg with lost sales.
Unless we are hit with a serious bombshell in the next 2 weeks (like pay to play) then I will get it. |
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I have no idea what steam is or Valve .. Actually i don't want to to know...
I refuse to go throught the three hundrent lines of the Steam - Valve Agreement - and that is, before i issue a huge invoice (i charge a lot per Hour as a Producer & an Audio Engineer) to someone for my time & effort ... Who is going to pay for the fee of my lawyer checking out the possible sneaky claws in your agreement ? I agree to nothing! I'm the customer - i will give my money only in exchange to be left alone - undisturbed - with frequently updated material (possibly paid one) - with the unlimited right to whine as much as i like about the product and without any software that will go scanning my drives and stuff ... (if this is the case - & this will have to be proven to me) I understand that everytime you install something there are a thousent claws that you never read but you agree on and you click the agree button like a zombie .... that doesn't make it less unreasonable ... you click the agree button and on the other end a white collar freak is throwing a party ... on your expense ... Too confusing ... keap it simple in a nice box and sent it to my place also! Eh? |
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[QUOTE=Avimimus;231549]Well, the big issues will appear if steam tries to mess with customised installs (patching etc.), has compatibility issues or hems in multiplayer modes.
Well, if a heavely modded Arma 2 runs smootly through steam I don't see why il2 shouldn't.... I also don' t see (talking in general) why some people are so concerned about steam, I find it very simple and "permissive". Once You've installed somehing you can play it just however you like. I reckon that in it's early days got some issues, but now it's a completely different thing. |
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I agree, its a standard EULA. When you buy a game you don't own the game. You own the medium its presented on but you do not get exclusive rights to do with that software whatever you want.
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