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I don't get it. I guess you have to know the context. (I haven't watched the review.)

Yeah, there's a way around it. It's called "Buy the damn game instead of trying to download it from your favorite warez site, dumbass!"

And he probably won't fall for the "We'd like to interview you for a job" trick, either. Still, Valve has proven themselves very tenacious when it comes to tracking down and prosecuting these low-lifes, so I hope this "MaddoxX" cocksucker enjoys living every day having to watch over his shoulder.

This game has such an amazing visual style.

And what about that $1000 from ModDB?

Please tell me he's joking and that nobody is really this stupid.

Yes, because trust worthy companies are always forced to settle lawsuits related to their inability to protect their customers. Anyway, that's the last I'll say about it. You folks have been warned. Proceed at your own rick.

Maybe you should quote the whole paragraph: This, of course, is contrary to their claim that their service is free of charge. Use a credit card once and they'll charge you for every transaction, credit card or not! But hey, kids, if you want to keep using PayPal despite the well-documented...

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Of course, the character's hands are bigger than their heads, so it's a little hard to judge scale.

And is this still going to retail for $19.99 through Steam?

Ah, well, I can see how somebody might have taken that the wrong way. Good enough then.

My thoughts exactly. I think the fact that the mod developers were, and I assume still are, planning on charging for it really turned a lot of people off as well. If I'm going to drop money on a mod then it better be something exceptional and not just a minor variation on the standard team...

Do they have permission to make something based on the Star Trek property? If not (and I'm pretty sure they don't), expect Paramount to "set phasers to kill".

Except that difficulty level is irrelevant with the commentary mode seeing as it gives you automatic invulnerability. I guess Valve didn't want people worried about getting killed while listening to the developer comments, which makes sense.

It depends on whether or not you're one of those folks who is obssessed with "beating" a new game as quickly as possible. I played about four hours last night and only reached about the half-way point. This is a game worth taking the time to savor, and it will demand at least two play-throughs...

First impression: Remember how much better Half-Life 2 was compared to Half-Life? Well, Episode 1 is that much better than Half-Life 2!

Don't you hate that Microsoft uses non-standard character sets that need special scripts to recognize them? :rolleyes:

I think that's probably why Alyx is my favorite female video game character. Valve had the dignity to present her as a legitimate, relatable character and not an empty sex object.

So did they get it right this time?