1. Ok registering for patches is perfectly acceptable but a little unusual (most devs even let you get them through 3rd party websites!) and shows an unhealthy obsession with DRM, especially for a game that had quite a refreashing attitude to DRM at release. 2. Steam hasn't required you to be online to use it for at least 2 years now.I do use steam, I knew what it was before I got it, and I have kept using it because I've found it pretty functional. If you can remove impulse after pat
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Oh God it gets worse! So despite already having Sins installed on my computer Impluse wants me to download it again before it will do anything to it!! I refuse to be pushed onto a platform I did not choose, I will now be uninstalling both Impluse and Sins and will be seeking a refund.
Well I from looking around this forum I see I am not alone in this one! I would like to register my displeasure at the process of patching this game! For a start you shouldn't have to signup to anything in order to get a patch, but none the less I guess I can accept signing into the developers website. I go through the procedure and get nothing. . . . "File not found" with some cryptic small print about something called Impluse. So I download impulse and find myself un