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Click the :cheers:Llama said:um, you played it?
I hope thats sarcasm
That's slang for "come in my arms for kissing me all night long".Llama said:never!
Your just screwing with me
(Also, get on msn, im bored stupid)
This thing you speak of... Shens and I are quite familiar with.Llama said:hawt 2 way man-lovin'...aint nothing like it
jerkasaur said:ah shit; no media, no news, and now content leaked?
Lupus said:PS. If we were wanting attention, we would have had a media release.
Dowie said:It was Emporio it seems, sigh, its most definately not a publicity stunt!
Option B: they are a bunch of freakin twats.Emporio is an Armani brand. Products encompassed by this brand include sunglasses, perfume, and clothes. This specific branch is targeted toward younger buyers, offering less expensive and more mass produced items compared to its original Giorgio Armani. Other than Emporio, there is Armani Exchange.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EmporioEmporio is a software cracking organization that is well known for being one of the first groups to successfully crack Valve Software's popular game: Half-Life 2 and Counter Strike: Source.
They were also successful at releasing:
* Day of Defeat: Source on September 24, 2005 which was two days before the official release on Steam.
* Rag Doll Kung Fu on October 7, 2005, five days prior to it being released on Steam.
* Red Orchestra: Ostfront 41-45, a whooping one month prior to it's release!
The cracked games are distributed primarily via Steam. As Valve releases updates to the game, Emporio cracks the updates and distributes them in the scene.
This "group" is controlled by a leader who employs the alias: MaddoxX
Recently, their group name was changed to PROViSiON, which was their previous group's name.
Actually no, we had some serious security holes on our repository. The individual responsible described his issue with it as "walked right in."sinkoman said:Didn't one of the devs, in this exact thread, say it was just some careless prick they gave the source code/server access to?
You lose.
Xmunitalp said:Valve needs to stop these guys.