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my guess: checking file-integrity, happens when decrypting/aka first install; when it fails you have to preload again, if not, the crc-control of steam was succesfull. has nothing to do with illegal content or warez-rls of cs:s.

yeah, i know; one of the reasons i really dislike to compare sw to any other product. it added it out of abstraction-purporse and to include some polemic. i buy around 1-2 games per month, and my rate of becoming really angry about the product's quality and differences between promised/hyped and...

yeah, the same as they predicted that the users will discover the subtitles in cs:s cybercafe-preload. :-) some lines were wrong, some were missing

yeah, sue someone. perhaps sue valve if they don't fix this issues asap??? *g*, jj. and sue valve for not keeping their it safe. or sue gabe for using "gaben". nah, still jj. btw: as aneurysm are in early stages hard to detect, even by skilled medics, i wonder how you were able to tell...

don't got the point here. am i to slow and should be now sort of p'o? nah, "we" has a "bad taste",as long the majority doesn't say ".... is authorized to represent our oppinions/meanings/thinkings/blablaings".

hm what? c'mon, ive read the whole thread. perhaps you didn't read the page 10, for example . q.e.d ps: "we" sounds very shizo, if you aren't the spokesman of an organisation/party/company. edit & ps2: perhaps my fault, i've should have written a "@epsi" before the second statement.

sometimes it destroys, sometimes it saves the world. hunting down those who have a illegal copy is dumb. it's like arresting the guy who drinks the stolen beer and not the theft itself.

this bases on a wrong calculation, those money-mongers are tending to count each downloaded copy as a not selled game, which results in giant "losses", and those are the best arguments to convince the governments to create "unidirectional" laws (user-unfriendly / mm-friendly). i don't think...

nope. most downloaders are kids and youngsters.they don't have the money/are not allowed to buy due ratings. the most important thing to consider is a worldwide release. if you don't do this, things can easily mess up like doom3-release (massive download, cause the game was released nearly a...

noone know how steam will develop. perhaps we ll have to pay for playing/updating. this will increase the revenue further. --- i've seen an interesting documentation about former microsoft-employees, and what they are doing after their ms-time. ít seems that dough and gabe are very influenced...

??? dont know for sure if its the same for you, but the english billions are milliarden(1000^3) here in germany, followed by billions(1000^4). its a matter of correct translation.

...hmmm you guys don't really think that ati got those vouchers for free, do you?

you bought hl2. cs:s is only a part of it, even it's release was first. you can still complain about cs:s, but try to be less pathetic.

crytek is a german company, but the employees are international. their former publisher, ubsisoft, is french.

try to add bots, and see what cs:s "says" about itself. it's still a beta. but basically i paid for hl2, not for cs, so i won't complain.

as cs has gone commerce, i have given a five; would be better if it was still a free modification. rating will become better with patches, i think.

basically its, like stated 1000 times before, the beta with more maps. was a little bit disappointed.

lol, yeah, thought of, but was not sure. :-) edit: no idea, tried it on a one-person server/alone, but as it was cited in the "posts from valve thread" the objects within the game do damage to the people to.

if you bought it over steam you wont get a cd key.

sounds are sometimes strange too. on chateau, when you shot at those (aehhem, no idea and to lazy for grabbbing a dict, like barells, only nicer and with a shape, made out of stone, people put flowers in them, fe) <- and they fall to the ground, it's sounds like falling wood or polyethylen, but...