dont worry. if they keep going that way you will be with a few remaining people to be threated as a second class customer, it is your choise (and i respect your opinion) , you can keep all the bandwith you want. with a DVD noone needs the bandwith. do they?Creston wrote:brekehan wrote:I now have multiple games that are awaiting a steam patch. Not just this one. I also had _no choice_ at all but to buy those _all_ game through steam.
So, I blame the developers of those games for forcing me to purchase through steam. That _is_ thier fault. They just needed to find a publisher who would release here and not worry about the discount cost of no box. I am sure they all lost more money by not putting it on the shelf than they saved with thier steam contracts.
Yea, I coulda bought this through the online store for 4x as much at the time. I think it was the equiv of $90 american at the time.
Had I the option, I would have without a doubt purcahsed a boxed version off all my games at the local shop. Instead, I get to sit here and wait for weeks for patches that other people are already enjoying.
A couple of my games won't even run at all until steam gets thier patches sorted. Thankfully, I can at least play this one at 1.4.
Of course, you could have just bought a UK copy of X:TC through Gogamer.com, for like $46, about three days after it came out. You didn't HAVE to go through Steam. There were about a dozen threads here in the forum linking to Gogamer's sale.
For those people who loudly proclaim that they are through with Steam and will never buy from there again, thank you. One fewer person on the content servers hogging up my bandwith.
i am glad that there is a lot of people opening the eyes with steam. i will get drunk if they bankrupt. probably another service ( a good one might show up)