"yay" i guess hopefully we will get alan wake now come on everyone knows that game would have sold better on pc
I wouldn't blame GFWL on Microsoft, some responsibility lies on the Devs and publishers to implement it properly, and have it work. GFWL worked great with Fallout 3, Dawn of War and Company of heroes. (i think it was COH, i dont remember) I think it's a great idea to be able to have your XBL friends list on PC, and earn achievements towards it.Furburt said:The massive trainwreck that was GFWL has convinced me to take this with an entire ocean of salt, but you never know, there's hope.
Although I'm betting that this "Save PC Gaming" really means "Put all games on Windows 7 and add DRM"
this.jamesworkshop said:Major problemsbanksy122 said:I don't exactly see the problem with GfWL. Is it that you have to wait 5 seconds for it to connect? Is it that...idk any thing else that is bad about.
I would like it if somebody enlightened me on the problem with GfWL.
The software isn't particularly stable even by microsofts standards
The game line up doesn't have even a month worth of content available even after 3 years it has like 6 games
At inception required a full price Xbox Live Gold membership to play Halo 2 and shadowrun online
Bungie never ported the original Halo to PC and it wound up looking better, playing better, and having better multi-player than the Xbox version. Hell, the Halo PC multi-player was better than Halo 2 or 3 multi ever were on the Xbox. No aim assist, only half your health regened and you got race mode, rocket hogs, Death Island(Silent Cartographer) and a whole bunch of other cool crap as a bonus. Gearbox did that port, and I would welcome another GB Halo port if they made one(Reach anyone).buy teh haloz said:As if Epic, let alone Bungie would care enough to port their games to the PC unless they had some real incentive to. And even then, they'd probably be all half-assed ports with Games for Shitty Windows Live Support.
About the time WoW became the biggest game on the Planetjohnman said:Pc gaming was dying? When was this?
My greatest fear D:!Furburt said:The massive trainwreck that was GFWL has convinced me to take this with an entire ocean of salt, but you never know, there's hope.
Although I'm betting that this "Save PC Gaming" really means "Put all games on Windows 7 and add DRM"
1996 was the first time I remember hearing this.johnman said:Pc gaming was dying? When was this?
Though we really do need to stop acting like entitled twats and pirating everything.
Yeah, but it still beats the EPH! out of Ubisoft's DRM.ucciolord1 said:I had to dump months worth of save files 'cause of GFWL on that game, and now it doesn't run properly.Abedeus said:"If"? Microsoft + games = Games for Windows Shit.. I mean, Live.ucciolord1 said:If GFWL and Fable III are in the same boat, then I don't want either one of them.
The only game with GFWL I bought was Batman last summer. Didn't like it. The DRM, not the game. Game was awesome.
They had to ruin one of the best games of last year, didn't they?
GFWL almost makes EA's DRM look good.
QFTFurburt said:The fact it requires you to log in to save, the unavailability of it in several countries, the notoriously unstable servers, the lack of any benefits to the DRM (a la Steam), and the instability it causes on several videogames that have it.banksy122 said:I don't exactly see the problem with GfWL. Is it that you have to wait 5 seconds for it to connect? Is it that...idk any thing else that is bad about.
I would like it if somebody enlightened me on the problem with GfWL.