Ten points for optimism for sure.. :grin:

We need to be full optimism right now!! hehe

Thanks for the update and for being up-front and honest with your customers, it goes a long way towards building a committed fan base when you have the courage to admit the existence of problems and present a clear roadmap for their solution.

For people who are worried about possible implications with the patch, if you have 3-4GB of available hard drive space you can backup your existing version. Normally i would just copy the entire folder over to another part of the drive, but since this uses Steam i guess you have to use the built-in backup feature.

Open your steam library, right-click on the CoD icon for the pop-up menu and select "backup game files".
If you find the beta patch causes you trouble, you can revert to the current version: click the "steam" menu on the menu bar at the top of the interface, select "backup and restore games", then "restore a previous backup" and point it to the folder you initially saved the backup to.

I would simply copy the contents of the folder over to another one but i don't know if the dependency on steam would cause problems, so i followed the built-in method.

Once COD is installed and activated, it will work without being logged in to your Steam account

"Once COD is installed and activated, it will work without being logged in to your Steam account"
Yea? How?

I don't think so!

Nor me.

S!

Start Steam -> Top left corner select Steam -> Select Go Offline.

maybe he means that steam could be in offline mode too.
well i can deal with steam and use it with lot of other games since hl2 release.

its the best antipirate-system and VAC is the best anticheat. i dont understand why people have so much problems with steam in times of facebook and co.
your IP could be logged anyway and there is no need to give them your real name ;)

ps sorry for off topic

Yes but steam still has to be running,so you definitely do have to be logged in...