So...technically I SHOULD just download it from STEAM unless I get a console copy like I originally planned (not sarcasm, I seriously just wanted to know if getting a physical copy for computer was worth it...obviously not)
wait...WHAT!?! *checks steam* well holy shit it is I know what is gonna be going on all day tomorrow while awayMr.Tea said:No, the servers are busy right now because people can start pre-loading Skyrim as of about an hour ago.neonsword13-ops said:Console gaming for da win!BAD FORUMITE!
OT: But seriously, that sucks. The Steam servers are going to be very busy come 11/11/11.
Please god, let that be the truth!Caniroth said:This is not true, I've got the Skyrim DVD as well, and it has data on it, it just won't let you install it untill 11-11-11 (it checks with Steam though, but you won't have to download it, well, maybe you'll have to download a patch).
Now that I think about it, you're right. I mistook installing from the disc but to a Steam library as downloading from Steam as well. Oops. Guess I shouldn't post when I'm starving.Irridium said:Um... no. I've installed Portal 2 using the disk. As well as Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2, Team Fortress 2, Half Life 2 and its Episodes, Portal, Day of Defeat Source, and Counter-Strike Source.SuperMse said:That's how every Valve game works, yet everyone seems fine with them.
OT: Chances are your friend made the same mistake I made with Civilization V. Chances are it just auto-defaulted to installing by downloading from Steam. To fix it you have to manually run the setup.exe. Pain in the ass, yes, but there it is.
Wouldn't matter anyway. Skyrim doesn't unlock for a few days, so even if he did install it, he couldn't play it until the 11th.
Exactly what I was gonna say. Feels pretty damn good to be a console gamer right about now.neonsword13-ops said:Console gaming for da win!
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OT: But seriously, that sucks. The Steam servers are going to be very busy come 11/11/11.