Creston wrote on Jun 19, 2012, 10:28:
Who? Expertise in global online gaming market? Who are these guys?

Creston

CythrawL wrote on Apr 17, 2012, 09:37:

Verno wrote on Apr 17, 2012, 09:04:

Krovven wrote on Apr 16, 2012, 20:16:
Forcing me to download 1.6 gigs of French and German voice overs for a patch...not cool. Edit: 12gig patch...largest patch ever?

1) No link to the patch on the GoG.com news page. 2) No link on the Accounts>Games page on GoG.com. 3) Downloaded the Auto Patcher and it tells me that I have 2.1 already and game is up to date. 4) So I read carefully through the press release again...auto patches upon loading the game.

Get your shit together CDProjekt. The only other thing I didn't do was download the Download Manager, which I was going to do next. I wonder if that even works to get the game patched.

Wishing they provided a Steam key with the TW2 purchases from GoG.

He's constantly calling the Blues community a bunch of whiners and entitled children, oh the irony. I think this post pretty much speaks for itself, a new low even for Krovven

Even better if he had followed the instructions at the BOTTOM OF THE LAUNCHER, that even a dumbass like myself did then he wouldn't have had to write such drivel..

so to sum up....

Open Steam

Open Witcher 2

CLICK ON LINK ON BOTTOM OF LAUNCHER!!!

Read instructions to set you steam account to public, and send Email of your Steam account to CDPR *No passwords etc*

They verify and send you a link to download the GOG version within 72 hours....

FFS!

necrosis wrote on Jan 15, 2012, 14:11:

Steam has adopted a set of restrictive terms of service which limit how developers interact with customers to deliver patches and other downloadable content. We are intent on providing Mass Effect to players with the best possible experience no matter where they purchase or play their game, and are happy to partner with any download service that does not restrict our ability to connect directly with our consumers.

God I love EA's horse shit. Connect to your customers? You mean control your customers. EA, YOUR terms of service are the restrictive one. Pot calling the kettle black anyone?

You demand that all patches and DLC run through YOUR service. How is that not restrictive? Steam says if you release patches and DLC it must be available to all. It allows the customer to chose where they get their DLC from and makes it easier for installing.

O well. Guess I am skipping ME3. Even if it was on Steam if it required Origin I would tell them to sod off.

Dev wrote on Jan 14, 2012, 15:37:
My guess is they will at some point push for its inclusion in Korea. Korea is a pretty big market for blizzard games to drop out of the RMT.

InBlack wrote on Sep 23, 2011, 10:16:
....and....then what? I completely fail to see the point of this blog post, I mean first he says that they wanted to spend "the next year or so in beta" only to say that they will indeed spend "the next year or so" in (sort-of) beta....Anyone else go wtf? at this?

Jerykk wrote on Jul 28, 2011, 22:34:

That being said, Ubisoft seems to be launching fewer and fewer titles on the PC... hard to break it down from aggregate numbers alone, as they seem to have, on balance, completely abandoned the PC platform.

Oy? Ubisoft is still releasing PC games on a regular basis. Hell, they even have a couple of upcoming PC-exclusives in Ghost Recon Online and Might & Magic Heroes. Ubisoft may have the worst DRM in the business but they're still releasing as many PC games as any other big publisher.

DangerDog wrote on Jul 1, 2011, 12:39:
Wasn't it already free when they released Alien Swarm?

Tanto Edge wrote on Oct 14, 2010, 02:28:
@Sepharo
I used to follow that Twitter, then I emailed Broussard and asked, is this yours, he said: no. he said he doesn't have a twitter.
Also, twitter accounts for celebs are usually 'verified'.

What's interesting is that you created a twitter and a shack account just to post this.

I didn't think him working at S2 mattered, or was relevant. Twitter is inefficient for communication. What I was told was that he was cool and Valve liked him and that there was no internal drama. If you have information about that, people would be interested, I'm sure. The rest of the stuff in that blog just seemed irrelevant.

Are you the blog writer, by any chance?

Yifes wrote on Oct 13, 2010, 16:04:

PHJF wrote on Oct 13, 2010, 15:52:
That is exactly what they did with Counter-Strike.

No. Both creators of Counterstrike, Minh Le and Jess Cliffe, were hired by Valve. Like I said, DotA isn't like all of Valve's other acquisitions. There is no core dev team for DotA that Valve can just buy out.

Also, these articles claim that Icefrog was working for S2, makers of HoN (another DotA clone) for years, meaning that S2 may own the rights to some of DotA's heroes:

http://icefrogtruth.blogspot.com/
http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/showthread.php?t=159905

Ex / current Valve employees tell me the IceFrog/DOTA blog post is all false. Good to hear. Now, where's Half-Life Ep3?
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joe2tiger wrote on Oct 5, 2010, 14:47:
I only remember one time where I was able to play as Michael Jordan. It was back in the early 90s on the Super Nintendo or Genesis. I wish this game was available on Steam...