I said worked perfectly for this.Voodoomancer said:When a program "working perfectly" involves that program freezing up, you know you seriously need to rethink your business model.
This being the downloading and playing of AOE3.
I said worked perfectly for this.Voodoomancer said:When a program "working perfectly" involves that program freezing up, you know you seriously need to rethink your business model.
More likely they'll just find some way to sue you.FalloutJack said:Not really. I'm sure some pirates like that they DO circumvent this crap, but probably not many actually intended it for that purpose. It just sounded like something good to shout. Maybe some dunce at Microsoft will spring to action because we're all afraid of piracy now.
Ah, I didn't mean it like that, you have to force close it to make the video,song w/e that you got in WMP at the moment go away. But if you´re lucky there is like a 1/100 chance that it will do what it was meant to do. T.T"ultimateownage said:Nope, force closing through task managed doesn't work. Go try it for yourself, it will disappear and then a couple of seconds later it will be climbing up the list back to the highest processing power eater out of every programme. It has crashed my computer many a time with how horrid it is.kebab4you said:Let's say you got a song playing in WMP and want to close it, using the [X] button. It will only minimize itself and you have to force close it threw the task manager which is bs...ultimateownage said:Reminds me of Windows Media Player, except that horrid pile of shit not only runs in the background but CANNOT be ended. If you end the process it just restarts without your permission automatically.13) One Microsoft rep suggests closing GFWL, and letting the game download "in the background." Wait, so when I close GFWL it's still running? It's not visible in the system tray, or on the taskbar, but it's there in the background eating CPU and bandwidth? Do I need to explain why this is a horrible setup and disrespectful of the end user?
Are you shitting me? This is Microsoft we're talking here. Their customer service is so horrible they make Dell look like Gods.SL33TBL1ND said:For the love of Cthulhu, email this to them! They might actually listen to you.
Bioshock 1, no. Bioshock 2, yes.SirBryghtside said:Man, this sounds awful... I've never tried it, but it's caused me to stay away from a couple of games.
Just to confirm, will I need GFWL to play BioShock, if I get it off Steam? Because I want to try it out.
Sure, sure. And after their database keeps them logged out, holds them with red tape, crashes, AND blue-screens...they'll rage-quit THAT idea in a hurry.Zachary Amaranth said:More likely they'll just find some way to sue you.FalloutJack said:Not really. I'm sure some pirates like that they DO circumvent this crap, but probably not many actually intended it for that purpose. It just sounded like something good to shout. Maybe some dunce at Microsoft will spring to action because we're all afraid of piracy now.![]()
You have a legitimate point.Lord_Gremlin said:1)Newer use anything other than Steam on PC.
2)NEVER believe Microsoft and try avoiding their products.
Most sane people learned that long ago.