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RT is state funded, not state owned, like Voice of America. I thought that I read that Ecuador was willing to let Assange be extradited to Sweden if Sweden made a legal guarantee to not extradite him to a third country, which they refused.

You can change the difficulty on most servers I've been on. Also, the composition of the waves is completely modable to the server owner.

You can already spectate games while in Dota 2, and it doesn't affect the players, even with 100 or so spectators, hell you can spectate a game while looking for a match of your own, something that would be cool to have in TF2's MvM.

This thread is just a big wtf.

Update is live, downloading now!

I hope it plays during the game when the wave starts.

Looks fantastic! Can't wait till Wednesday!

So Valve is going to be on Spike 4 days before they release CS:GO... wonder what they are gonna talk about. :rolleyes:

I'm anxious to see the 8 new player models. I enjoyed the beta enough to most likely pre-order.

The article says that they have the right to the name, but cant extend the universe. Maybe they are just getting rid of competition to make room for the next Fallout.

It does look impressive, but I feel that graphics can only get so advanced before developers become more focused on other things (game play, AI, fluid animations, etc...), or at least I hope.

There's a web site with the exact same layout for the GTA 5 beta. :rolleyes:

Some more CS:GO.

Crusader Kings II is by far Paradox's most polished release. And I can vouch for it that it is very fun. Unlike their other games, in this one you play as a person instead of a country per say, where you forge a powerful family and spread it over Europe, which makes it a role playing game first...

Just in casual and in the gun game modes.

Some shots of mine in CS:GO beta.

It's cool that they are adding a lot of new maps at least. Also, I just got into the beta, so yay me.

ValveTime: Never posting news early or late, but exactly when we mean to!

Good thing there will always be PC.

Orthodox Christens celebrate Christmas on thew 7th and New Years on the 14th. Glad to hear that development will continue.