cliffe...<3 dont take no bullshit from angry ppl <3
Codename Gordon "Coming Soon"
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Evil Timmy wrote..
asian content servers ??!
40MB in three minutes...guess Valve's Asian content servers have gotten better or more numerous since the official Steam launch. This makes me much more confident about getting HL2/CS:S from them, although I guess we'll see on release day.Comment
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Edited by [user="26841"] @ [time="1084528564"]Helkite wrote..
Even if this wasn't free, America's Army is still a free recruitment tool, er, um, I mean game. Regardless, yeah, it's free.
Lay off the crack, kid. And nothing IS free in this world. Codename "Gordon" is only available to consumers who have purchased a HL product.alvinliu wrote..
http://www.steampowered.com/status/content_servers.html
asian content servers ??!
Looks like there are 11 content servers in Asia at the moment, which is more than Europe, and second only to North America.Helkite wrote..
Nah, you can use the dedicated server via Steam w/o a valid CD key.
Still though, I thought you had to sign in to get access to any of the Steam games, and to sign in, you had to register with a CD key...?
*sigh* the HL-Radio guys are pretty bad about their assumptions. They were trying to claim that Codename Gordon was going to be released when HL2 was, instead of after most of us have cached it already. They did the same thing with CS:CZ, you can pre-load it, but you can't actually play it until they "flipped the switch" so to speak.
Nice enough show, but not the most informed guys in the community, for sure. Also, Nathan's voice has a slight southern twinge to it, it would seem. :)Comment
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-:Nighthawk:- wrote..
i laugh every time i see that single african content server!
http://www.steampowered.com/status/content_servers.html
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Manhatten Project was brilliant - I bought a gamepad (Saitek S880 is an EXCELLENT pad) just to play it.
Ok, it's no where near the life-changing status I attribute to Half-Life, but it's a blast, lots of fun, entertaining, and different. Very well made too - simple yet polished. That's how games should be.
C:G had better support gamepads...
(or is it 'joypad'?)Comment
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