[quote who="Jafo" comment="102"]Those "strings" boil down to having to provide source code when distributing for free or money any programs under its license, including modifications to that program. That's it. That's far less "strings" than your basic MS-EULA for every MS product, including the "new" Windows 7. That's why MS basically hates free/open source software, it doesnt have have a timebomb in their legalese.While 'unboiled' the reality is that there ARE strings....contrary to Kona's
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If the black box is made of unbreakable material why isnt the entire plane made of it too?
[quote who="Jafo" reply="14" id="2322206"]Kona...'no strings at all'....my point was and is...I just showed you PAGES of 'strings'. Open Source [Linux] has strings...so put simply, you are wrong. As for 'next best OS'....that statement presupposes Windows IS the best...something you otherwise continue to refute....and is questionable anyway were one to concede Windows was 'best' but then remembered Apple's OS which, I'm sure has many proponents who'd want to class THAT a
Can you make XP look like Snow Leopard?
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[quote who="Neoauld" comment="145"]zndkwinreply 19Neoauldcomment 140zndkwinreply 14Heroes of Newerth has one advantage Demigod doesnt: It runs natively on LINUX. yup and on mac too i believe Exactly. S2 Games are one of the few companies that actually have multi-platform games. I bet their games are far more stable and bug-free than most game developers just because of that. I played the game, it's very competitive, as someone said, Demigod is more casual, while Newerth is too
[quote who="Neoauld" comment="140"]zndkwinreply 14Heroes of Newerth has one advantage Demigod doesnt: It runs natively on LINUX. yup and on mac too i believe [/quote] Exactly. S2 Games are one of the few companies that actually have multi-platform games. I bet their games are far more stable and bug-free than most game developers just because of that. :) I played the game, it's very competitive, as someone said, Demigod is more casual, while Newerth is too much on the e
Heroes of Newerth has one advantage Demigod doesnt: It runs natively on LINUX. :)
Banned for banning people for taking your place in the line.
They should pay me to use their windows 7.
Telling people to delete their win32 folder is not nice. :)
Damn, why did my reply appeared in just blank? I meant to answer that I didnt mean a gamepad like a 360 controller gamepad, but an actual analog stick like those from coin-up arcades. I suppose this game is better played with those.
Daggerfall eats Morrowind for breakfast any day. Thats reality. :)
This was the best Elder Scrolls game. :)
So, can you play this game with just the keyboard? I dont mean if it's possible to use the keyboard, i know it is, but in reality, do you stand a fighting chance against someone playing with a joypad? I mean, all these fighting games were made for the arcade coin ups, and meant to be played with joypads.
Both companies are known for having made good games in years before, but not lately. And theyre considered to be past their prime, specially in id's case. Fallout 3 was a good game, just not a fallout game. This acquisition might bring about freshness to both developers' stale ways.
It has been clarified by Carmack himself that both studios id and bethesda will not work together, and either of those studios IPs won't make a cross over to the other one's. Not at least for the near future.
I didnt understand that joke.
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That above only says that they will add the functionality of installing additional content to L4D. Will Valve actually make that content? Or are they hoping the community modders will do it for them. That article doesnt mean much since people were expecting Valve to support the old game by means of releasing professional quality levels, versus camapaigns, additional weapons, enemies etc. Not a bunch of tools for doing such.
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Yes, but the problem is that the game shipped in a half finished state, and Valve promised more updates, as well as content for it, without mentioning the final SDK. Now, will they actually keep their promises? It's a big question with the new game on the way. The final SDK is ready, but does that mean that Valve will now rely on the community to come up with the extra content they promised they would make themselves now?
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