And it does work. Thankyou sara and xseed.Originally Posted by Wyrdwad
Felghana patch is live. Anyone who was hit by achievement bugs or had invisible text should be good to go now.
-Tom
And it does work. Thankyou sara and xseed.Felghana patch is live. Anyone who was hit by achievement bugs or had invisible text should be good to go now.
-Tom
I may be blinded and misunderstood by society. But I see things that other people do not see. Knowledge is power but also creates insanity. Respect the decisions made by other people and they will respect yours. I am now called "therpgfan" on other websites now.
Wait does it have to be specifically for Steam? If what you said would be what happend that really wouldn't be good considering i'd still be downloading the game....that sucks. Can't some PC games bought just be compatiable with Steam but still have the game disc(s) instead of a steam installer and code.....or no?I doubt they're going to see that wellAnd physical copies of Steam releases are pointless, honestly. All you get is a box with the code to redeem the game, and a disc with the Steam installer.
XSEED could probably make up for the physical release by making official cover art for people to print, since an empty DVD case is pretty much the same thing.
Steam CD/DVD title installers generally include the full game anyway, so it would only really require patching (if any further patches existed) after installing from the disc.
-Sara Leen, just a girl trapped in the middle of nowhere
Oh i see now. I'm not a PC gamer and never bought a PC game or even bought a game on Steam so i'm not too knowledgable on stuff like that but one day I might get more into PC related stuff.
Iunno,but physical steam games always looked like glorified backup installers to me.I remember reading that installing from a CD doesn't always work right.And that some games got so many files patched that most of the game ends up being patched anyways (MW2). You could do a steam-free version,I guess (pretty sure valve does not lock you in to their service),but then cost/benefit...
You should.If you stick around,you might find out soon enough why people go all "master race" over this platform. :P
Last edited by TG_Judgement; 03-22-2012 at 05:10 AM.
The best thing about Steam CD/DVD releases is that they are often cheaper than buying directly from Steam. But I guess that only applies to big titles.
Do they? Neither of the games I've bought (Orange Box and something else, forgot what it was) installed the game off the disc. My brother got Mount and Blade Warband on disc since it was really cheap. Next time I see him I'll have to ask if it installed from the disc.
They probably do. I bought Skyrim off of a different site (which was selling it 15% off on launch day) and it installed from the datapack I downloaded off of that site.
Thats what steam sales are for!
Well yeah. Let's take Shogun 2 for example. Normal Steam price 40 euros, usual retail DVD price around 20 euros, Steam midweek madness 10 euros, cheapest retail DVD price around 6 euros.
And I'm an idiot for buying my 2nd shogun from Steam only to notice few minutes later I could have got it cheaper and easier if I had bought a 2nd DVD. You can't win always, sad
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