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wellas
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-Crispy- said:
yes but Ravenholm was "inspired" by TH, didnt you notice the similarity?
They Hunger: Lost Souls
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yes but Ravenholm was "inspired" by TH, didnt you notice the similarity?
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Kind of yes, but kind of no.
There are lots of people making Mods who just want to make the next CS. Half of them simply want the glory of a good Mod getting praise. Half want to earn $£€. Both are under the illusion of Mod-making being an easy route to cash and glory and usually want to make Mods using existing motifs and little originality.
On the other hand Mod making getting bigger is pushing the boundaries and allows games companies the chance to snap up "out-there" ideas that their financial backers wouldn't be happy taking a chance on, mainly because they don't play games themselves.
There are lots of people making Mods who just want to make the next CS. Half of them simply want the glory of a good Mod getting praise. Half want to earn $£€. Both are under the illusion of Mod-making being an easy route to cash and glory and usually want to make Mods using existing motifs and little originality.
On the other hand Mod making getting bigger is pushing the boundaries and allows games companies the chance to snap up "out-there" ideas that their financial backers wouldn't be happy taking a chance on, mainly because they don't play games themselves.
well how do these mods work, that you charge for? i mean does vale get a %? do you get all of it? it uses alot of valve work, so should valve get a % of that money?
If i was gonna get retail on the cheap, I would get reality, its cheap, GREAT, has better shaders and graphics, ok physics engine, then you can digitally distribute it through vapour or something. its only like 2000 bucks. 10 team members giving 200 bucks a piece and blammo
If i was gonna get retail on the cheap, I would get reality, its cheap, GREAT, has better shaders and graphics, ok physics engine, then you can digitally distribute it through vapour or something. its only like 2000 bucks. 10 team members giving 200 bucks a piece and blammo
Looking forward to this. I just now downloaded and installed They Hunger I-III, and it's quite good. Still in the beginning of the game and I got a good jump or two.
Anywho, I think I heard someone say (and I know I read on the official FAQ) that you can't play They Hunger through Steam, which definately doesn't seem to be the case, seeing how I've been doing just that for the past 30 minutes. Just put the mod in "\Program Files\Valve\Steam\SteamApps\YourName\half-life\Hunger\" and start steam and it works fine.
On the subject of the Source sequel-- yay!
Anywho, I think I heard someone say (and I know I read on the official FAQ) that you can't play They Hunger through Steam, which definately doesn't seem to be the case, seeing how I've been doing just that for the past 30 minutes. Just put the mod in "\Program Files\Valve\Steam\SteamApps\YourName\half-life\Hunger\" and start steam and it works fine.
On the subject of the Source sequel-- yay!
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Ghroth
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now this is somthin i would pay for
mmm brains
mmm brains
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]SK[ said:
Are you kidding me ???
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efuxer69
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No "They Hunger" in my games list
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I tried this because it's been such a long time since I'd played that mod that I really want to check it out again. Unfortunately when I start steam it doesn't show the game in my list. My understanding was that it would be in the play game list and I could start it like the other games/mods. Is this not the case or am I'm just experiencing technical difficulties?:dork:
BrianM
edit: after looking again I realized that the installer had put it into a second hunger folder, moved the files over to the first one and voila, it works, sweet!
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Qhartb said:
I tried this because it's been such a long time since I'd played that mod that I really want to check it out again. Unfortunately when I start steam it doesn't show the game in my list. My understanding was that it would be in the play game list and I could start it like the other games/mods. Is this not the case or am I'm just experiencing technical difficulties?:dork:
BrianM
edit: after looking again I realized that the installer had put it into a second hunger folder, moved the files over to the first one and voila, it works, sweet!
Sorry to spread this out a few pages, been asleeprnlopes said:
But as for CSS and DOD, both are Valve games and thus valve owns the IP and is thus free to reuse anything they like. Since this isnt a valve game the situation is different. Perhaps they have permission, I really dont know and it's why I asked.
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Nathaniel said:
But there is allways the last solution.. Pirate, Copy, Crack.. and the key word is FREE... so if I dont want to pay I dont have to... whatever.. and im only 17 and still studying.. its not that I think downloading is a good thing but without money thats the way it is right now.. But HL2 was really worth buying
Well if this mod is really as good as it seems and have the kind of low costs it says then ill probably buy it.. But as with DoD source, there are to many good mods that are free and seems better to make any sense of buying DoD:S... :|
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Just downloaded all 3 episodes from file planet, seems to be a lot of PC gamer advertising in it, but then again they published it apparently so what can ya expect, little buggy, but other then that its fun, bit frustrating at some points, can't wait for the source one now, just gotta complete all 3 episodes :upstare:
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Suppose it depends on how long it takes you to play through them along with the difficulty, i started it on hard but found that there was sooooo many of them and not enough ammo so doing it on medium now instead, but if you just ran past the zombies rather then fighting them (which is quite easy i might add) would probably last about ........ 2-3 hours, thats just a guess though.
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Drackard said:
You never played they hunger did you? What about Franklins underground laboratory? The helicopter battle? The train driving section, running over zombies? The army attacking the zombies by surprise at Stonehenge? Going down into a vulcan and jumping between geisers to get out? The numerous climbing and solving puzzles like in the main sewer room? All the similarities with HL2 such as opening a valve to flood a chamber to reach a higher door and escape? They hunger has a huge fanbase for a good reason I can tell you.
- J.
