Same, just replace "Rag Doll Kung Foo" with "The ****ing Friends Network."bapplebo said:8/10 from meh. I just want Rag Doll Kung Foo!
Eh... we won't have to pay for mods. Why I like steam is because it allows games that would normally never get a publishing deal (Not because they're bad games, but because its different from the normal. Rag Doll Kung Fu is a perfect example of this) to be available to everyone for a low price. Plus it puts money into the developers hands instead of the publishers..Zeonix said:Yeah. I love the fact that we have to buy mods now. Thats super cool.
I guess the update is nice. I never really have it open for too long, so its not that big of a deal for me.
We just explained that modifications are free. Rag Doll Kung Fu was made using the Source Engine rather than modifying a Valve game. It is very similar to how Codename: Gordon was made.Zeonix said:Remember when mods were free? Yeah, good times.
Day of Defeat: Source and Counter-Strike: Source are full games which can run without Half-Life 2 (if you bought them outside of the Half-Life 2 packages). Day of Defeat and Counter-Strike before moving to Source were full games that did not require Half-Life to run unless you downloaded them as a modification for Half-Life.Zeonix said:Its not fine by me, because Valve is always out to make a buck. Theres no way in hell I would pay for a MOD. Why? Because its a goddamn mod. Its not a full game.
DoD: S and CS:S are pretty now, so they cant be considered mods? Wtf?
I hate to break it to you, but every company is out to make money. Thats a pretty bad reason to hate Valve.Zeonix said:Its not fine by me, because Valve is always out to make a buck. Theres no way in hell I would pay for a MOD. Why? Because its a goddamn mod. Its not a full game.
DoD: S and CS:S are pretty now, so they cant be considered mods? Wtf?
Yep, the other version would take about 50-60mb just idling, this new update makes it so its only about 10-15mb. Lovely if I can say so myself.Pain said:Plus I believe it uses up less resources.