hi my name is david and I'm a totale war fan all was will be tell I got the new on empire totale war and I read the box and I knew I had to be on the net to play but no one said u had to download that dam thing and I'm on dail-up so u know how I feel I never got to play my new game bc it took to bloody long and I think the person that made steam should be shot! will I tried to take the dam game back will they would not take the ****er back bleh so I figer I try to call the company will that did not work ether they was going to send me the same copy lmfao u think that really would help so I got a game that don't work on dail up I can't wait tell someone post the game online so I can get it that way will peace u all steam hater I hope u all are smart and write to steam how stupid they are like I did bc if they get get a lot of letter with the same proable they will fix it where u can just play the game with out using steam...
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#42
Posted 29 January 2010 - 05:14 PM
I'm beginning to hate Steam.
I only have time a few hours each week to play games, and everytime I open Steam, it starts updating either the games or Steam itself.. It is usually done updating about the same time I run out of time at the pc. It feels like I spend all my precious personal spare time servicing some harddisc-consuming beast, rather than actually playing any games.
-reply by Retardo#43
Posted 03 March 2010 - 04:05 AM
Does any one know why so many game companys are going to steam? I like everyone else on this thread also have had nothing but frustration using steam I try to ovoid it as much as I can but lately maney of my favorite games all seem to be giong to steam. If this keeps up I going to just stop buying computer games altogether. Has anyone heard if their was ever any type of consomer legal action taken against Steam?
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#44
Posted 31 March 2010 - 10:01 PM
(G)Retardo, on Jan 29 2010, 06:14 PM, said:
I only have time a few hours each week to play games, and everytime I open Steam, it starts updating either the games or Steam itself.. It is usually done updating about the same time I run out of time at the pc. It feels like I spend all my precious personal spare time servicing some harddisc-consuming beast, rather than actually playing any games.
-reply by Retardo
#45 Guest_Ximvader_*
Posted 27 August 2010 - 03:11 PM
... It makes me update games I have never played and don't want to play and was given free!
.... If I delete the games I never wanted it replaces them .... making me wait even longer to play single player!!!
..... frankly I get so sick of it I don't even want to play when it finally starts..... and I will never buy a steam game again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And I have fast internet and fast computer(I made it fast so I don't have to wait, this waiting on them using MY computer just Irks me to no end!!!)
#46
Posted 05 September 2010 - 05:17 PM
Well, I guess this is only my experience with the software. I just really get no errors with it, never had it crashed or froze on me. Right now i just finished getting GTA 4 off steam, yes a game which is 14-16 GB big... no problems at all.
#47 Guest_CharlieB_*
Posted 07 October 2010 - 08:55 AM
LalalaMe, on 14 May 2005 - 04:57 AM, said:
I reckon its fun, what do you think?
I hate steam. They need to fire or use fire on whoever created it. Because of steam, when then internet is down in your area; you can't play games that require steam to run. It's forcing you to use a client that every user doesn't need. I almost never play any multiplayer and I do not care at all what achievements other people have or whether they know what mine are. I just want to to play my damn games without this buggy crap that required searching through threads just to get it installed.
#48 Guest_LAwl Guy_*
Posted 20 December 2010 - 03:34 PM
LalalaMe, on 14 May 2005 - 04:57 AM, said:
I reckon its fun, what do you think?
I discovered that I hate Steam the very first time I was ever forced to use it. I bought Dawn of War II and, despite having a DVD with the game data on it, I was forced to download the entire product from Steam. Wait, what? Then why did I just go and buy a physical product for the game?
But yes, I had no choice but to download it from Steam...the DVD was irrelevant. Oh, and that's when it entered me into a download queue that had a projected 27 hour wait time. WHAT?
Then after numerous reboots I finally managed to get Steam to start downloading the game (again, why did I buy a physical DVD if i'm not going to use it?).
So a few days later the internet goes down so that the ISP can do work in the area...but...oh...now I can't play Dawn of War II, because I'm not connected to the internet.
Are you kidding me? I can't play a friggin' product that I bought with my money and installed on my computer because I'm not online feeding all my usage data to Steam? And no, "Offline Mode" didn't work. Steam, Valve and the M$ machine can go to Hell. Steam is the worst thing to come about in years. There is officially no more privacy or actual ownership of the product you get. You're basically just paying a usage fee for a product you can only use a few times.
#49 Guest_OldDog_*
Posted 18 May 2011 - 06:15 AM
too bad it takes a majority to change things and the majority of steam members are children that cant type.
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