What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
The game itself doesn't but two of the DLCs do in fact have Securom. The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxxi's Underdome both of limited installs.SL33TBL1ND said:What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
You can always send a ticket to steam for more installs if you need them. It sucks sure, but it's not that bad.Stormz said:The game itself doesn't but two of the DLCs do in fact have Securom. The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxxi's Underdome both of limited installs.SL33TBL1ND said:What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
You can't actually. Steam isn't responsible for all outside DRM. So I would I have to contact the pub/dev for it and they don't do it either. I've looked on the forums. They have a tool that can revoke installs but it doesn't even work.SL33TBL1ND said:You can always send a ticket to steam for more installs if you need them. It sucks sure, but it's not that bad.Stormz said:The game itself doesn't but two of the DLCs do in fact have Securom. The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxxi's Underdome both of limited installs.SL33TBL1ND said:What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
Steam says that, but if you're insistent enough they do it. I've had trouble with 3rd party DRM in the past and they just gave me some extra installs once I badgered them enough.Stormz said:You can't actually. Steam isn't responsible for all outside DRM. So I would I have to contact the pub/dev for it and they don't do it either. I've looked on the forums. They have a tool that can revoke installs but it doesn't even work.SL33TBL1ND said:You can always send a ticket to steam for more installs if you need them. It sucks sure, but it's not that bad.Stormz said:The game itself doesn't but two of the DLCs do in fact have Securom. The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxxi's Underdome both of limited installs.SL33TBL1ND said:What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
You seem intent on defending Securom for some reason. The bottom line in the end is that I have the damn game on steam and shouldn't need more DRM on top of that, let alone one known to screw peoples computers up. Not to mention the fact if I pay full price for a game I expect to be able to play as much as I want without the need to screw around with people that may or may not help me.SL33TBL1ND said:Steam says that, but if you're insistent enough they do it. I've had trouble with 3rd party DRM in the past and they just gave me some extra installs once I badgered them enough.Stormz said:You can't actually. Steam isn't responsible for all outside DRM. So I would I have to contact the pub/dev for it and they don't do it either. I've looked on the forums. They have a tool that can revoke installs but it doesn't even work.SL33TBL1ND said:You can always send a ticket to steam for more installs if you need them. It sucks sure, but it's not that bad.Stormz said:The game itself doesn't but two of the DLCs do in fact have Securom. The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxxi's Underdome both of limited installs.SL33TBL1ND said:What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
a) I don't like Securom either, I'm not some corporate shill PR douchebag.Stormz said:You seem intent on defending Securom for some reason. The bottom line in the end is that I have the damn game on steam and shouldn't need more DRM on top of that, let alone one known to screw peoples computers up. Not to mention the fact if I pay full price for a game I expect to be able to play as much as I want without the need to screw around with people that may or may not help me.SL33TBL1ND said:Steam says that, but if you're insistent enough they do it. I've had trouble with 3rd party DRM in the past and they just gave me some extra installs once I badgered them enough.Stormz said:You can't actually. Steam isn't responsible for all outside DRM. So I would I have to contact the pub/dev for it and they don't do it either. I've looked on the forums. They have a tool that can revoke installs but it doesn't even work.SL33TBL1ND said:You can always send a ticket to steam for more installs if you need them. It sucks sure, but it's not that bad.Stormz said:The game itself doesn't but two of the DLCs do in fact have Securom. The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxxi's Underdome both of limited installs.SL33TBL1ND said:What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
Wow i have heard a few people say this and i loved that game, yea the characters were stupid, but it never got old slicing and dicing stuff in interesting ways.Aarowbeatsdragon said:Dead island for me...i was so damn excited..but...damn it was so disapointing, good thing about having got it so close to release though is that there was that there was some sort of shortage with the game because the publishers didnt think it would be so popular, so i only ended up spending about 5 euro XD
EDIT: i actually have a worse one, Too Human, bought it for 50 euro, literally took it back the next day and i only got 5 euro back for it...just so rediculous.
I apologize if I come off as rude. I just feel like it was a waste when I could have just gotten a different game that doesn't have that garbage, or the console version.SL33TBL1ND said:a) I don't like Securom either, I'm not some corporate shill PR douchebag.Stormz said:You seem intent on defending Securom for some reason. The bottom line in the end is that I have the damn game on steam and shouldn't need more DRM on top of that, let alone one known to screw peoples computers up. Not to mention the fact if I pay full price for a game I expect to be able to play as much as I want without the need to screw around with people that may or may not help me.SL33TBL1ND said:Steam says that, but if you're insistent enough they do it. I've had trouble with 3rd party DRM in the past and they just gave me some extra installs once I badgered them enough.Stormz said:You can't actually. Steam isn't responsible for all outside DRM. So I would I have to contact the pub/dev for it and they don't do it either. I've looked on the forums. They have a tool that can revoke installs but it doesn't even work.SL33TBL1ND said:You can always send a ticket to steam for more installs if you need them. It sucks sure, but it's not that bad.Stormz said:The game itself doesn't but two of the DLCs do in fact have Securom. The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxxi's Underdome both of limited installs.SL33TBL1ND said:What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
b) I'm just trying to help.
Which is understandable, but the game is probably good enough to outweigh the cons. I mean, I've sunk around 200 hours into the game.Stormz said:I apologize if I come off as rude. I just feel like it was a waste when I could have just gotten a different game that doesn't have that garbage, or the console version.SL33TBL1ND said:a) I don't like Securom either, I'm not some corporate shill PR douchebag.Stormz said:You seem intent on defending Securom for some reason. The bottom line in the end is that I have the damn game on steam and shouldn't need more DRM on top of that, let alone one known to screw peoples computers up. Not to mention the fact if I pay full price for a game I expect to be able to play as much as I want without the need to screw around with people that may or may not help me.SL33TBL1ND said:Steam says that, but if you're insistent enough they do it. I've had trouble with 3rd party DRM in the past and they just gave me some extra installs once I badgered them enough.Stormz said:You can't actually. Steam isn't responsible for all outside DRM. So I would I have to contact the pub/dev for it and they don't do it either. I've looked on the forums. They have a tool that can revoke installs but it doesn't even work.SL33TBL1ND said:You can always send a ticket to steam for more installs if you need them. It sucks sure, but it's not that bad.Stormz said:The game itself doesn't but two of the DLCs do in fact have Securom. The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned and Mad Moxxi's Underdome both of limited installs.SL33TBL1ND said:What? I don't remember Borderlands having Securom on it at all.Stormz said:Borderlands GOTY on PC. Now I have Securom on my computer and DLC that will stop working after a few a installs.
b) I'm just trying to help.
I haven't even tried ARMA II because of the "reviews" I've heard of itBaronUberstein said:I bought it to play DayZ. The horribleness of ARMA II ruined that for me too.White_Lama said:BaronUberstein said:ARMA II. Terrible game, 30 bucks down the drain.People buy ARMA II to play ARMA II? :Ocryogeist said:may i ask why you think that? because i thought ARMA II was a fun game
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