STEAM: what's the deal with it?

[tagTaken2]

Originally Posted by JG27CaptStubing

It is the way PC games will be sold from now on.

http://help.sega.com/index.php?_m=kn...17&nav=0,6,165

I sincerely hope you're wrong about this.

I don't care for Steam.

[Feuerfalke]

It most surely is the future.

Online distribution is the future for most media, music, movies and especially games.

[JG27CaptStubing]

Just to add on to the comments already made about PC games. This is the answer to the piracy issue and to the DRM garbage as well. Developers are tired of getting their PC games ripped off. Just look at any of the Torrent sites and see just how many copies were downloaded.

This is why we are seeing so many console games. The profit is just not there for the PC world. The answer is getting away from printed material and having something sit on a shelf. Steam and others is the way it's going to be.

The good news is my experience with Steam has been excellent. It could be the popularity of the game you bought along with the fact Sega had some driver issues is causing problems.

They will clear it up. Companies don't want it to be difficult for you to buy and use their products.

[Skarphol]

Hi!

While one of you have Steam open on your computer; can you give me a direction to where I find the language selection?
I don't understand anything of these menues...


Thanks in advance!
Skarphol

[Makabi]

on that screen, click on the box with the checkmark, then click on the third tab from the left in the window that pops up. the top-most option will let you change the language displayed.

[RCAF_FB_Orville]

Thanks for the replies people, much appreciated. I now have it working on Catalyst 9.1, which would appear to be the problem....at least on my system. It looks fantastic, I was a big fan of the Medieval Total War 2 game as well, running the "Stainless Steel" mod version.

Oh, Happy day!!!

Cheers.