For one of the updates, it would be nice if they added a feature that saved each picture to an image file. It would make taking multiple shots easier.
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I'm always amused by the UP events that say that some of the members were "proposing" it, and then they get voted down unanimously.
the very first line speaks for itself lol " It's not just that I get to make really cool stuff for a living. I mean, I get paid to make computer games for crying out loud. " i mean who wouldn't love that sort of job From what I hear, anyone who works for EB. <img src="http://images.star
I encountered an odd bug today actually. I was playing as a custom race on a large map. I always have nine races selected so that is the default, when I started the game I had all nine default races in game, plus my own. Made it even more interesting. Funny thing was the game I started after that was also set at nine, and I was playing one of the presets, and it would only let me pick eight. Restarting fixed it though.
I agree with the original poster. The very first game I played that was the first UP vote that came up. Of course they always pass, no matter what the human votes for. I don't even think the UP should be able to pass laws regarding system of government. It annoys me that I go and research something, and then UP votes in something worse.
Seems to me that the game is already one of the best selling currently out. I don't think competing with other games is an immediate worry.
Geez, I would never want to work for you. One mistake and out the door? You are suggesting that they should treat their employees the same way we are trying to stop development companies from treating their customers. Sure he should be told that that behaviour is not acceptable, and warned not to do so again. But firing is
It's also worth noting that Starforce has officially apologized for what happened, and removed the post from their forum (a fact I'm sure most news sites and forum posters will conveniently disregard when they're spreading this story). Starforce didn't apologize for posting the link. They apologized f
Even if the link that was there is gone, there's a boatload of people today that found out that a pretty good game can be downloaded and used, no strings attached. This lends strength to Starforce's argument: our system can prevent this. I just took literally about 10 seconds to find active torrents t
Wow, this is interesting. It seems that some good is already coming out of this. Stardock better start manufacturing those games faster, because I'm guessing already high sales are going to go up. Starforce, on the other hand, should probably be searching the local phone books for a good lawyer. By the way, does anyone have a list of other companies that don't use DRM? Companies that don't assume their customers are crooks tend to offer better custome