Well, basically it takes 2~4 days to cancel your preorder on steam.
It takes me 2 hours to go buy it in a store (give or take 30 mins).
So it's still faster for me to wait 1 day and 5 hours I guess...
But it's still freakin shitty!
Well, basically it takes 2~4 days to cancel your preorder on steam.
It takes me 2 hours to go buy it in a store (give or take 30 mins).
So it's still faster for me to wait 1 day and 5 hours I guess...
But it's still freakin shitty!
Quote":1t6nwntz]Sentura, let's just say EA like Crytek employees a lot.Dux, sup with the blood splatter on the characters? Looks great tho, really looking forward to test this.
Everytime you're in a fight your characters get those bloodstains for a while after..
Quote from JetsetlemmingI think 90% is a bit high for the average on when pirates can get updates. For the vast majority of games for example each new patch has to have the .exe re-cracked to work. A friend of mine downloaded Torchlight because he's currently traveling, so his credit card address and current location don't match, so he can't actually buy anything online. He's been complaining that he can't patch the game.
Lol yeah sorry, I ment to put (dont) in the middle of that sentence. Basically my whole Cons list had that problem, but its fixed now.
Quote from SkjalgIn 90% of the cases, you dont get updates for the game.
Also, funny you should mentioned Torchlight; while playing it I noticed quite a few bugs and while at work I browsed the torrent site to check for updates to some tv series I watch and noticed
QuoteTorchlight v1 12 Update-SKIDROW
, and when I got home I immediatly downloaded it on steam ![]()
These are rough times Ginger, hang in there!
Quote from TaylorI've not downloaded anything for a long time, but I recall a significant amount of dicking about afterwards. Mounting it, applying the crack, whatever.Either way, we’re pardoning piracy because they have to enter a number. As someone who occasionally still walks to the shop, that is really incredible.
I guess you're right in the fact that its a little more hassle to do the pirated thing now I guess. Especially if you dont already got emulator software or winrar.
I'm not pardoning it either, I'm just saying I'd rather stay in my comfortable chair and download my games without having to get up, find my jacket/wallet to get to the visa card. Yeah, I know its lazy, and I know its a pathetic excuse and even more pathetic to realise that you dont have the energy to get up and walk 5 metres for a game.
But thats how most folks are; pathetic ![]()
Now this wasnt something that would deter me from the super awesome games (triple A games like the new mw2), I'd willingly go the extra mile (read: 5 metres) for those kinds of games, but I'd never in my life bother to do that to pick up for example Torchlight (which I have now btw, since Steam remembered my visa <3, its really cheap and really worth it!). The thing that deters me the most about triple A games now-a-days is the fact that I feel really let down when I pre-purchase them in norwegian stores (online), just to find out right after that they are freely available (no waiting 2 weeks!) on torrent sites for free.
So to list the pros and cons here;
Why pirate?
Pros:
Cons:
For me, its pretty simple if they want to lower the amount of piracy on the pc. 3 simple steps;
Quote from TaylorIt's much easier to buy stuff off Steam and iTunes than jumping through the various hoops to pirate it.
Wrong, its just as easy. Browsing for games on steam is just as easy as browsing for games on thepiratebay. A couple of months ago it was easier to pirate it since you'd have to type in your credit card info in steam before you could buy, but now that you dont have to do that hassle anymore (since it saves your info) it's basically the same thing.
What is still different tho is the release date. Sometimes a game appears weeks before on torrent sites because idiots thinks its a clever idea to release in america before europe. (or visa versa).
You nailed it right there with your list, thats exactly what I'm missing. I found a thread about it which I didn't get to work properly;
http://forums.epicgames.com/showthread.php?t=706175
I think its one of the more popular threads in the new subforum epic made, lol. Seems like I'm not the only one missing this piece of info.
On a sidenote, I also found an amazing list of tutorials over at http://www.icecreamyou.com/ut3#11
do you mean if you mean http://www.udk.com/elements/downloads/W ... nt_1_2.pdf ?
I hadnt checked that yet, so thanks for the heads up, but it still isn't what I was looking for. Maybe this whole process of making a game from scratch is just so simple that it has avoided me completely.
Can I request a tutorial on how to set up my first game using this? I've spent a couple of hours reading through the tutorials section on udk.com, but cant find a tutorial on that part of the game creation.
Quote from Pericolos0:0! What happen?
You didnt quit your job without having a job in backup, did you?
Yeah I doubt he'd get hired a well, but its worth a try.
And as for the lack of respect, that can be earned, no matter if he's their peer or not.
it seems like you need to step up ned and volounteer yourself to do the extra work.
Pros.
1. It will look extra good on your resume.
2. You'll earn some extra cash.
3. You'll get an A in chemistry (well earned A as well).
4. You'll be popular and everyone will love you.
Cons.
1. You wont have much spare time.
2. Its a huge responsibility. (but dont let this deter you, people will be understanding seeing as you are just a student yourself.)
I agree with sentura on this.
On a related note, I noticed that steam now remembers your credit card info so its practically just click-and-buy now just like on xbox live.
yea, something lol ![]()
But the criticism still stands.
I see a lot more blue now, which is kind of good.
But the torches doesnt illuminate anything, which is weird.