What's up with your misuse of the word "retarded"?slipknot4 said:What's up with the retarded poll options?
No, you just play a game on PC that was made by people that hate developing for consoles.Scrumpmonkey said:Hehehe TF2 on consoles. I know people think us PC gamers eliteist but thats just becuase we're elite. ; )
True. But we're not obliged to buy Valve games in future either. As it's clear that, be it due to MS's intransigence or Valve's lack of will, I'll be a lot more reluctant to buy Valve games when I've only Newell's shaky 'guarantee' that updates will come to go on.Yeah, I'm sorry, but Valve is a business; they're not your friends. They put out this content for free. Why? I don't know. But they're not going to pay out to give you free content.
Not really. There are no dedicated servers, but it's not that bad.the lag is unbearable.
1. They said outright that releasing the updates for 360 as frequently for Pc would have cost them too much because of Microsoft's policies.WilliamRLBaker said:360 users stopped playing cause the game got no updates, If they had sat and tried releasing the updates when they released em for PC it wouldn't have cost as much wouldn't it? and it certainly would have expanded the game and people would have actively felt like playing the game.
May I get in on this TOO?[footnote]Aren't puns just delightful?[/footnote]tellmeimaninja said:Well, it seems most people who have the updates hate them. I'll settle with Valve's PC fanboyishness until Portal 2 comes out and is PC exclusive. Then, I'm getting a team, and we're attacking their fortress.[footnote]Oh. I am witty. Ha ha.[/footnote]
*cries* oh no I've been told I cant use that phrase.Triforceformer said:1. They said outright that releasing the updates for 360 as frequently for Pc would have cost them too much because of Microsoft's policies.WilliamRLBaker said:360 users stopped playing cause the game got no updates, If they had sat and tried releasing the updates when they released em for PC it wouldn't have cost as much wouldn't it? and it certainly would have expanded the game and people would have actively felt like playing the game.
2. From what I have heard and seen, 360 TF2 still has a fairly large and dedicated community.
3. Please the right words to express your idea. I mean "actively felt like playing the game", really?
May I get in on this TOO?[footnote]Aren't puns just delightful?[/footnote]tellmeimaninja said:Well, it seems most people who have the updates hate them. I'll settle with Valve's PC fanboyishness until Portal 2 comes out and is PC exclusive. Then, I'm getting a team, and we're attacking their fortress.[footnote]Oh. I am witty. Ha ha.[/footnote]
1. You do realize Microsoft has to OK the updates for us to have them over Xbox live, right?WilliamRLBaker said:*cries* oh no I've been told I cant use that phrase.Triforceformer said:1. They said outright that releasing the updates for 360 as frequently for Pc would have cost them too much because of Microsoft's policies.WilliamRLBaker said:360 users stopped playing cause the game got no updates, If they had sat and tried releasing the updates when they released em for PC it wouldn't have cost as much wouldn't it? and it certainly would have expanded the game and people would have actively felt like playing the game.
2. From what I have heard and seen, 360 TF2 still has a fairly large and dedicated community.
3. Please the right words to express your idea. I mean "actively felt like playing the game", really?
May I get in on this TOO?[footnote]Aren't puns just delightful?[/footnote]tellmeimaninja said:Well, it seems most people who have the updates hate them. I'll settle with Valve's PC fanboyishness until Portal 2 comes out and is PC exclusive. Then, I'm getting a team, and we're attacking their fortress.[footnote]Oh. I am witty. Ha ha.[/footnote]
1.valve would have incurred no more cost then to develop and host the updates and the like them selves then it would have to deal with Microsoft policies.
2.360 TF2 has a fairly gimpy and small community.
3.please the right? talk about the pot calling the kettle blacks seems to me you misused your words worse then I did.
Actually, TF2's free update policy is extremely good business practice. Do you have any idea how much advertisement (and subsequent sales after the free weekend ends) they get with these updates? From the moment they start unveiling the unlocks and until the update is actually released Gabe Newell might as well have the entire Internet by the balls, and they've been getting better and better at making these updates go viral (The spy update reveal, Meet the spy "leaked", the demo-soldier war).Flying-Emu said:Yeah, I'm sorry, but Valve is a business; they're not your friends. They put out this content for free. Why? I don't know. But they're not going to pay out to give you free content.
Mypetmonkey said:Bring out Episode 3.... Don't care about a mini update to TF2...
Episode 3
Now
mad825 said:stuff this, WHERE IS HL2 EPISODE 3!!
It seems that any thread that has anything to do with Valve will always have someone mention Episode 3. I'm going to call this Gordon's Law.Simalacrum said:Frankly, I don't really care too much about TF2 updates.
What I DO care about, is when the bloody hell are they going to show us something to do with Episode 3.
They'd better have several HUGE excuses for it taking so long.
OBJECTION!Milky_Fresh said:The rotund chap who heads Valve has said multiple times that he has no respect for console gamers. and thinks they will die out. So yes, they are elitists. Besides that bullshit they are still the nicest game developers around though.
Maybe I'd be more pissed off if I played TF2...
EDIT: Here's a link. It's just wikipedia, and isn't the exact quote I was referring to but it's enough to see the disrespect.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabe_Newell
"In 2007, Newell openly expressed his displeasure over developing his software for gaming consoles, particularly the PlayStation 3. In regard to the system, Newell was once quoted as claiming that developing processes for the console in general was "a waste of everybody's time" and "a disaster on many levels ... I'd say, even at this late date, they should just cancel it and do a do over. Just say, 'This was a horrible disaster and we're sorry and we're going to stop selling this and stop trying to convince people to develop for it'."