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If you are forced to play with a Steam account, then yes you would have to create an account and hence have an Internet connection. Whether you have to have a Steam account is the question. My gut feeling is that you wouldn't, but I have nothing to base this on apart from simple logic with...

CS is a HL mod, it certanly not a HL game however. Not a lot around here does.

Sanity... a rare treat!

If you have HL:S you will have HL too, so you can play that. I would agree with an earlier post. They will let you play HL2 first so you get all the new stuff with the new game, and then after that give you the old game with Source. They don't want to ruin the playing of HL2 with moments of...

I thought I was the only person who knew that... who told you?

I don't know, but I wouldn't imagine they would do this. Although Internet connections in the home are common place, they are certainly not in every home. I would imagine that they would force you to have a steam account for MP, but not for single player. They would limit their market too much...

Does anyone know anything? You lot sound like you are confusing yourselves. As I understand it, the facts are: - Only one login can exist for any Steam account at any one time. - Once you have bought a game through Steam, you can download it as many times as you like, as long as you are...

I agree. There seems to be a culture these days that expects to get something for nothing, that other people owe you something. I blame the Linux lot! ;)

I think it would set a worrying president for Valve if they gave any expansions away for free to gold customers. If they did it this time, and not for future game releases, they would get slated by people who bought gold expecting it. I don't think they could do that without knowledge of...

You don't need one!? If you want to buy HL2 or CS:S over the Internet, it looks like you do! Last time I looked credit cards were free (although this could be different where you are), unless you let yourself get stung for interest. Either way, if you do not have the ability to make a payment...

Very nice. Can I have one ;-)

Have you tried holding down the same key for a long period in a text editor? That would show you whether it's you keyboard or not. I don't have the problem, and haven't heard anyone else with it. I think you are right... prime suspect is the keyboard.

It would be nice if there was some sort of age verification service, which could allow you to restrict players to a certain age. This could also have some sort of maturity rating against players. So for example... I would like: - People who are over 18. - People who have greater maturity...

They have broken the law, that seems pretty bad to me. You can't just pick and choose which laws you will abide by, just because you don't think it's fair. Yes it is. You may not like it, but it's certainly fair. Valve can accept whatever payment options they like... if you can't pay then...

You should do. The more people who would have paid for the game and pirate it, the less money games developers will make. This ultimately has a negative impact in the quality of any product that will be financed in the future, and could push up the price a game costs. I for one like living in a...

I would imagine high... as they are probably models as one unit, which could easily balance like that :-).

I would have thought it would be a playability issue. There are too many other things that can be moved and interacted with to make keeping the table static have any significant impact. Maybe they thought being able to block the doorway meant you would be able to hear CTs coming through as...

You think that people who pirate games wouldn't buy the game they pirate anyway? I agree that this would be the case for some people, but it's certainly not the case for everyone. I would say that most people who pirate a game would have bought it otherwise.