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Steamworks API From Valve Now Includes The VR API
29 Jan 2014 at 5:16 pm UTC
29 Jan 2014 at 5:16 pm UTC
i personally think that VR might be a thing in about few years maybe...
current Occulus Rift VR doesnt seem to have the needed accuracy and quality, but its a good start.
if there will be competition and demand for those devices, prices will go down as well.
it might be just another hype for short period of time though.. just like 3D was/is ..
current Occulus Rift VR doesnt seem to have the needed accuracy and quality, but its a good start.
if there will be competition and demand for those devices, prices will go down as well.
it might be just another hype for short period of time though.. just like 3D was/is ..
New Rust Survival Game Update Out In The Wild
25 Jan 2014 at 7:09 am UTC
25 Jan 2014 at 7:09 am UTC
nice changelog... im personaly still waiting the fix for jumpy mouse issues and option to increase FoV... if those are solved i can return.
Alienware's Steam Machine Won't Be Customizable
24 Jan 2014 at 11:58 am UTC
not really.. most people dont know how to build PC's so they buy pre-built and pay more because of that.
if the box is smaller, then ofc it costs a little more.
yeah some of the steam machines seemed to be way too overpriced but some were fairly good..
people like you, me and many more ofc will buy PC piece by piece and then install it.. and get a lot cheaper that way.. but we are only a minority i think.
also think about that.. lets say console costs $499 and average steam machine $699 (not talking about those $2k ones) average console game costs $60, while on steam you get away with $40 in most cases... that means with 10 titles you already have the same amount of money wasted on console.
24 Jan 2014 at 11:58 am UTC
not really.. most people dont know how to build PC's so they buy pre-built and pay more because of that.
if the box is smaller, then ofc it costs a little more.
yeah some of the steam machines seemed to be way too overpriced but some were fairly good..
people like you, me and many more ofc will buy PC piece by piece and then install it.. and get a lot cheaper that way.. but we are only a minority i think.
also think about that.. lets say console costs $499 and average steam machine $699 (not talking about those $2k ones) average console game costs $60, while on steam you get away with $40 in most cases... that means with 10 titles you already have the same amount of money wasted on console.
Free Valve Games For Debian Developers
23 Jan 2014 at 9:48 am UTC
23 Jan 2014 at 9:48 am UTC
ohh my... 5 pages of DRM debate.
if you dont like it then dont use it imo... simple as that.
i like to have a centralized software that keeps my games in sync and "prevents" multiplayer games from hackers, adds matchmaking, achievments, tracks game hours and what not..
i dont download games from humblebunde page usualy, because i hate to keep them up to date and following everything to see if there are new updates.
yes desura offers similar thing for game updates and has drm freee games, but its far from perfect.
yes its sometimes frustrating when servers are down and you cannot play, but i take that every time before some random sites to download games and keep them up to date.. those random sites might shut down and you loose your game if you have lost your backups also.
to the topic:
nice to see that they are giving their games to the ones who deserve them :)
thats how you build a community!
if you dont like it then dont use it imo... simple as that.
i like to have a centralized software that keeps my games in sync and "prevents" multiplayer games from hackers, adds matchmaking, achievments, tracks game hours and what not..
i dont download games from humblebunde page usualy, because i hate to keep them up to date and following everything to see if there are new updates.
yes desura offers similar thing for game updates and has drm freee games, but its far from perfect.
yes its sometimes frustrating when servers are down and you cannot play, but i take that every time before some random sites to download games and keep them up to date.. those random sites might shut down and you loose your game if you have lost your backups also.
to the topic:
nice to see that they are giving their games to the ones who deserve them :)
thats how you build a community!
SteamLUG January Events
12 Jan 2014 at 1:13 pm UTC
12 Jan 2014 at 1:13 pm UTC
Recorded First Round of Nuclear Dawn also:
View video on youtube.com
Had to bail out after that round though sadly. Got some Visitors.
View video on youtube.com
Had to bail out after that round though sadly. Got some Visitors.
Steam Runtime Changes Inbound For Linux
12 Jan 2014 at 2:58 am UTC
12 Jan 2014 at 2:58 am UTC
you are worried about ETS2 that cant play mp3 files?
you have operating system that can play those streams outside of the game.. why is that a problem to play a game and listen music at the same time?
just my thoughts on that.
they can focus on more content instead of trying to figure out the copyright stuff because anyone can play their favorite radio streams outside the game anyway
my 2 cents
you have operating system that can play those streams outside of the game.. why is that a problem to play a game and listen music at the same time?
just my thoughts on that.
they can focus on more content instead of trying to figure out the copyright stuff because anyone can play their favorite radio streams outside the game anyway
my 2 cents
AMD Catalyst 13.11 Linux Beta V9.95 Driver Is Out
10 Jan 2014 at 7:13 pm UTC
10 Jan 2014 at 7:13 pm UTC
i guess the 13.11 betas are based on 2013 november branch..
the 2013 december driver is marked as stable but the dev branch is still using november..
so once its stable they will push it to 2014 and january or february..making it 14.1 or 14.2
i think thats the logic?
now how logical are the nvidia numbers? those seem tottaly random.
the 2013 december driver is marked as stable but the dev branch is still using november..
so once its stable they will push it to 2014 and january or february..making it 14.1 or 14.2
i think thats the logic?
now how logical are the nvidia numbers? those seem tottaly random.
Cities In Motion & Cities In Motion 2 Released For Linux On Steam
10 Jan 2014 at 2:01 pm UTC
10 Jan 2014 at 2:01 pm UTC
CiM1 now downloads for those who had it from different places (bundles) as well
Cities In Motion & Cities In Motion 2 Released For Linux On Steam
10 Jan 2014 at 10:41 am UTC
Also CiM1 doesnt seem to download anything atm
CiM2 works perfectly.. at least after my short 1h + testing
10 Jan 2014 at 10:41 am UTC
Quoting: Quote from L4LinuxCities in motion 1 & 13 DLCs for €4.44 on http://www.bundlestars.com/all-bundles/cities-in-motion-bundle/and good luck inserting all those keys one by one into steam :)
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Also CiM1 doesnt seem to download anything atm
CiM2 works perfectly.. at least after my short 1h + testing
Killing Floor 2 Leaked By Steam, Turns Out To Be A DLC UPDATED
9 Jan 2014 at 6:21 pm UTC
9 Jan 2014 at 6:21 pm UTC
correction.. its UE2.5 not 3..
damn DLC..i hate dlc's :(
big expansions are fine though.. and if that "DLC" is big enough then fine.
damn DLC..i hate dlc's :(
big expansions are fine though.. and if that "DLC" is big enough then fine.
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