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Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 10:24 am
by Frater Perdurabo
And why is that?
Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 11:35 pm
by inomel
Precisely why I like a physical copy of the software. I'd like to know if the same problem comes up when you buy one.
Posted: Mon Mar 22, 2010 11:54 pm
by MR Snake
Retlaw83 wrote:I don't get what the fascination everyone has with running all their games through Steam these days.
No discs to hassle with, infinite fucking downloads of the game to any computer in the world as long as its to your account. It’s ingenious.
Not to mention they run some really nice specials every now and then so you save money with it. Now being a redneck fuck I am assuming you are on the backend of the world without health insurance or a broad band connection sitting in your basement masturbating to guys fucking goats and that's why you hate it.
Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 12:41 am
by General Alexi
Why would buying the disc help it? Have you thought that maybe its not supposed to run on windows 7?
Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 1:41 am
by Retlaw83
MR Snake wrote:No discs to hassle with, infinite fucking downloads of the game to any computer in the world as long as its to your account. It’s ingenious.
Not to mention they run some really nice specials every now and then so you save money with it. Now being a redneck fuck I am assuming you are on the backend of the world without health insurance or a broad band connection sitting in your basement masturbating to guys fucking goats and that's why you hate it.
Jesus fucking Christ Snake. Will you ever learn to read?
I know what Steam is. I've bought shit from it before. What I was asking about is the fascination a lot of people have with running non-Steam games through Steam, and I asked that because I didn't realize Fallout 2 was available on there as I don't spend time browsing for games I already own.
Now stop getting fucked in the ass by your father for 10 minutes and learn how to read a map.
Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2010 1:49 am
by inomel
General Alexi wrote:Why would buying the disc help it? Have you thought that maybe its not supposed to run on windows 7?
A disk 'usually' means you have an uncorrupted version of the software.
It wasn't supposed to run on vista, but there are ways. You may have to do some searching and tweaking to get it to run proper on your environment.