Portal Patched [May 13, 2010, 9:25 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Steam News announces a new patch is now automatically available for Portal, to update Valve's first-person puzzle game. The list of changes follows.
- Fixed screen "fuzziness" caused by color correction operation
- Fixed text not rendering in game if font Tahoma was disabled
- Fixed startup video not playing fullscreen
- Added optional -snd_openal command line parameter to force the engine to use the OpenAL api, can be used if Portal is playing no audio when launched normally
- Added mac_fsbackground convar, on Snow Leopard or better you can set this to have Portal still visible when it is not the foreground application
I've Got the News Blues, why are you so angry? What did Valve do to piss you off so much?
Was Portal a buggy game to you when you played it? Did you have any real problems when you played every level, beginning to end?
More importantly, perhaps, if you did happen to encounter any major issues with Portal, were they not fixed within a week or two? Are these bugs they're fixing now, 2 and a half years after the game's release, things that have pissed you off for the last 2 and a half years?
Would you have even known that these bugs existed, having personally encountered them, or even seeing them mentioned on the internet, had Valve not published a changelist saying that they fixed it?
If you didn't encounter issues, or issues you did encounter were fixed quickly, and the issues they're currently fixing are those you didn't even know existed in the first place, why do you care?
Was Portal a buggy game to you when you played it? Did you have any real problems when you played every level, beginning to end?
More importantly, perhaps, if you did happen to encounter any major issues with Portal, were they not fixed within a week or two? Are these bugs they're fixing now, 2 and a half years after the game's release, things that have pissed you off for the last 2 and a half years?
Would you have even known that these bugs existed, having personally encountered them, or even seeing them mentioned on the internet, had Valve not published a changelist saying that they fixed it?
If you didn't encounter issues, or issues you did encounter were fixed quickly, and the issues they're currently fixing are those you didn't even know existed in the first place, why do you care?
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