The goodbye thread

[JG52Krupi]

Originally Posted by Hecke

... no, even this game isn't worth commiting suicide.

Hecke old fella could you explain to me why your not willing to use a tool that at this very moment has 2,000,000 ppl online and...

It has is becoming the core of most pc games, every time a console player says PC Gaming is dying PC gamers CRY OUT STEAM AND IMPULSE

Steam in my opinion is saving pc gaming.... HURAH for steam and bye to all those that are too stubborn to install a software that has caused the majority of ppl that tried it no problems

[sfmadmax]

Originally Posted by JG52Krupi

Hecke old fella could you explain to me why your not willing to use a tool that at this very moment has 2,000,000 ppl online and...

It has is becoming the core of most pc games, every time a console player says PC Gaming is dying PC gamers CRY OUT STEAM AND IMPULSE

Steam in my opinion is saving pc gaming.... HURAH for steam and bye to all those that are too stubborn to install a software that has caused the majority of ppl that tried it no problems

How is Steam any different from Netflix?? Are people threatening to leave netflix because you can't watch movies without an internet connection?

Seriously. In this new age of digital content everything is moving away from boxed content , music labels are going digital etc. If your an old timer you need to adapt. If your young you should be staying ahead of the curve.

I agree, Steam did save PC gaming. I for one hated having 100 empty boxes piled up in my old bedroom

[Koyan]

CoD can be pre-ordered at Just Flight. That's not a steam version, is it?

Edit: Oops sorry, it's Steam too.

[GnigruH]

So much drama...

The truth is that there's no alternative to this game.
If you want to play a decent ww2 flight sim, which has years of development ahead of it, you simply have no other choice.
Eventually you will have to get used to whatever it needs to be played.
Or stick with 1946 for the rest of your life.



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burn the witches, fare thee well, fear of the future, goodbyee, the earth is flat

[sfmadmax]

Originally Posted by GnigruH

So much drama...





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burn the witches, fare thee well, fear of the future, goodbyee, the earth is flat

lol

[the Dutchman]

.....we haven't even met yet,have we?

[Blackdog_kt]

Originally Posted by Kikuchiyo

Stop the presses! Large updates use large bandwidth. I choose to only update my stuff when I want to play it, and that interfers with me wanting to play it right now!

The Steam client updates tend to be very small. If a client update is bringing your internet to a screeching halt you don't have a very good internet connection. Game updates do pause when you start a game that is played online. What I see likely happening here is people keep it off most of the time and don't let it do updates over night or something reasonable, and instead choose to basically do all the updates at the same moment they are ready to play a game. I.E. user error.

If you only start your car when it needs to be serviced it will take longer to get somewhere. That is not a fault with the car.

Bottom line is, it interferes with his ability to use his PC in a way he sees fit and was possible to do so without the platform. So yes, i'd say his concerns are valid, especially since none of the features any online platform brings to the table are necessary for most games to actually work. If it was, all the games on such platforms wouldn't be available in other versions but guess what, a lot of them are. It's clear the games can work on their own, so making things mandatory instead of optional is just a publisher being stubborn and nothing more.

So, a person who's got a certain PC configuration that's able to handle the game is marginalized because his PC can't run the extra fluff on top. He's damn right to be unimpressed with that.

All you guys in favor of this assume too much in thinking we all use our PCs the exact same way and if not, we should. It's not true, it's not going to happen anytime soon and all it will do is divide the community and cost sales. Maybe the extra sales from such platforms will offset this, maybe not, we'll just have to wait and see.

[Kikuchiyo]

Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt

Bottom line is, it interferes with his ability to use his PC in a way he sees fit and was possible to do so without the platform. So yes, i'd say his concerns are valid, especially since none of the features any online platform brings to the table are necessary for most games to actually work. If it was, all the games on such platforms wouldn't be available in other versions but guess what, a lot of them are. It's clear the games can work on their own, so making things mandatory instead of optional is just a publisher being stubborn and nothing more.

So, a person who's got a certain PC configuration that's able to handle the game is marginalized because his PC can't run the extra fluff on top. He's damn right to be unimpressed with that.

All you guys in favor of this assume too much in thinking we all use our PCs the exact same way and if not, we should. It's not true, it's not going to happen anytime soon and all it will do is divide the community and cost sales. Maybe the extra sales from such platforms will offset this, maybe not, we'll just have to wait and see.

You're right from the end user's perspective they aren't absolutely necessary, but they are dam convenient and add a lot of fuctionality. I however wouldn't do much online gaming if it weren't for Steam and the fact that I can call up a dozen people nearly instantly to jump into a game with me, and it makes finding servers incredibly easy.

I can't help that someone wants to use something in a slightly odd way and then complain that it doesn't work the way they want it to, and neither can anyone else. I offered a solution, but it was refused. It is simple as that there was no real argument to why he wouldn't be reasonable, but some people are incapable of any compromise. Being uncompromising in the real world will always lead to undue trouble for the uncompromising soul.

[Biggs [CV]]

Real fighter pilots adapt and persevere, online fighter pilots should do the same.

[Luftrofl]

Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt

Bottom line is, it interferes with his ability to use his PC in a way he sees fit and was possible to do so without the platform. So yes, i'd say his concerns are valid, especially since none of the features any online platform brings to the table are necessary for most games to actually work. If it was, all the games on such platforms wouldn't be available in other versions but guess what, a lot of them are. It's clear the games can work on their own, so making things mandatory instead of optional is just a publisher being stubborn and nothing more.

So, a person who's got a certain PC configuration that's able to handle the game is marginalized because his PC can't run the extra fluff on top. He's damn right to be unimpressed with that.

All you guys in favor of this assume too much in thinking we all use our PCs the exact same way and if not, we should. It's not true, it's not going to happen anytime soon and all it will do is divide the community and cost sales. Maybe the extra sales from such platforms will offset this, maybe not, we'll just have to wait and see.

Except this problem stems from people refusing to leave their PC on to allow updates whenever they happen to be released. When a computer is first switched on for the day all kinds of things are checking for updates. If a person must have incredibly slow internet they must make adjustments to their PC gaming. Sounds rude I guess but it's their problem, easily fixed by THEM. I doubt if his internet is really that slow he'd be able to play CoD(or anything else) online anyway.

As far as being upset this is a "Steam Only" game while others are available from other sources, come on. This is Cliffs of Dover not Call of Duty. It's a niche game that will not make a blip on the radar compared to big titles. How can one expect this to be available in CE, box everywhere, Digital download from dozens of sites, and steam. All that does is take money out of Olegs pocket compared to a Steam release.