re: Steam related discussions
bad company 2 not there too
bad company 2 not there too
OP
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
re: Steam related discussions
Wait for Christmas and buy on Steam then. Currently, Battlefield: BC2 is @ $29.99.bad company 2 not there too
lingo
Broken In
re: Steam related discussions
here.. BF:BC2
*www.nextworld.in/product.aspx?sku=SW3597
bad company 2 not there too
here.. BF:BC2
*www.nextworld.in/product.aspx?sku=SW3597
re: Steam related discussions
Bro i had checked this but the product is not in stock. i would have replied earlier but the site nextworld was offline.
here.. BF:BC2
nextworld.in: Buy Battlefield: Bad Company 2 in India
Bro i had checked this but the product is not in stock. i would have replied earlier but the site nextworld was offline.
OP
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
re: Steam related discussions
guys any idea when chrismas sales are gonna start?
guys any idea when chrismas sales are gonna start?
re: Steam related discussions
Dont forget Killing Floor @ $5.10
Dont forget Killing Floor @ $5.10
Ethan_Hunt
Aspiring Novelist
re: Steam related discussions
God, get me my CC soon :/
ICO what is the procedure. Suppose you buy some game then you download that game as ISO or a setup folder and that too as many times as you want with not throttle in download speed ? What about protection mechanism, shitty DRM etc ?
God, get me my CC soon :/
ICO what is the procedure. Suppose you buy some game then you download that game as ISO or a setup folder and that too as many times as you want with not throttle in download speed ? What about protection mechanism, shitty DRM etc ?
OP
skeletor
Chosen of the Omnissiah
re: Steam related discussions
You buy a game and you can download it as many times as you want from anywhere without any throttling. You will NOT be downloading an ISO. Steam just downloads and saves those games inside its folder. Automated process. You can take back-up of the games using Steam on an external hard disk, CD or DVD. The down-point is you have to log-in into Steam to play those games. They are tied to your account. Offline mode exists, but still you have to log-in once. Also, Steam updates tend to get irritating.
DigitalDude
PhotonAttack
re: Steam related discussions
@faun
instead of describing anything I will just say steam is awesome once you get in
everything else will seem prehistoric afterwards like buying a game from retail and installing having games cheap here is the only advantage to buy retail.
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@faun
instead of describing anything I will just say steam is awesome once you get in
everything else will seem prehistoric afterwards like buying a game from retail and installing
having games cheap here is the only advantage to buy retail._
re: Steam related discussions
Is it good for games over 10GBs as corruption of data can occur due to disruption in net connection ?
Can I change the location of steam folder or can I split that folder over multiple partitions ?
Thanks for the clarifications. It will be good if you can add the same info in first post.
So, anyone with can play the games with my account ?
Is it good for games over 10GBs as corruption of data can occur due to disruption in net connection ?
Can I change the location of steam folder or can I split that folder over multiple partitions ?
Thanks for the clarifications. It will be good if you can add the same info in first post.
DigitalDude
PhotonAttack
re: Steam related discussions
^^^
* yes. but at a time the account can be logged into from only one computer.
* no problems of that sort. steam will automatically resume when net connection is disrupted. you can also run the integrity test of the game cache if you want to.
* you can install steam in which ever drive you want to but cannot split that over diff. partitions.
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^^^
* yes. but at a time the account can be logged into from only one computer.
* no problems of that sort. steam will automatically resume when net connection is disrupted. you can also run the integrity test of the game cache if you want to.
* you can install steam in which ever drive you want to but cannot split that over diff. partitions.
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