Post here!

[Darth Wyndisis]

Crap.

[Hi no Seijin]

Are these files unable to be placed on a flash drive?

[Twilight Wolf]

I ended up backing the files up, yes. All my custom Team Fortress 2 content and maps went on an SD card, while my pictures, music, documents, and drivers for my hardware went on a Memory Stick. I'm real glad I spent the extra $6.00 for that card reader.

[Keaton]

I'm posting.  Here.

[Twilight Wolf]

I'm reinstalling games. @_@

[Keaton]

At least you didn't lose them forever.

[Twilight Wolf]

True, and the ease of reinstallation without having to suffer loooooooooong downloads is why I insist on buying hard copies of PC games. :>

Unless they're games like Mass Effect or Assassin's Creed which use SecuROM as a piracy "deterrent." I shall be buying the former from Steam for sure, as it doesn't include said software; not sure about the latter. Either way, I refuse to support the inclusion of SecuROM in games, as all it does is cause headaches for the legitimate consumer.

Think of it this way: Why would you pay for something when you can get the exact same thing for free, and the free version would give you none of the problems of the one you had to pay for? Why would you pay for it? However, I'm not the pirating type, so if I can find an alternative to both, I will take it. Hence, Mass Effect on Steam.

There is only one game I'm even considering buying that contains SecuROM, and that's Mirror's Edge. Normally I'd just buy it on Steam if I wanted to play it on my PC that much, but the hard copy includes the CD soundtrack to the game. I like the music in that game. However, I've already beaten the game on my PS3, I wouldn't install the hard copy I bought on my PC because of the software on it, and I'd still be supporting SecuROM by paying for the hard copy.

AAAAARGH

[Darth Wyndisis]

I'm tired.

[Hi no Seijin]

I need to reconsider the rules for how and when an angel's wings changes color.

[Keaton]

True, and the ease of reinstallation without having to suffer loooooooooong downloads is why I insist on buying hard copies of PC games. :>

Unless they're games like Mass Effect or Assassin's Creed which use SecuROM as a piracy "deterrent." I shall be buying the former from Steam for sure, as it doesn't include said software; not sure about the latter. Either way, I refuse to support the inclusion of SecuROM in games, as all it does is cause headaches for the legitimate consumer.

Think of it this way: Why would you pay for something when you can get the exact same thing for free, and the free version would give you none of the problems of the one you had to pay for? Why would you pay for it? However, I'm not the pirating type, so if I can find an alternative to both, I will take it. Hence, Mass Effect on Steam.

There is only one game I'm even considering buying that contains SecuROM, and that's Mirror's Edge. Normally I'd just buy it on Steam if I wanted to play it on my PC that much, but the hard copy includes the CD soundtrack to the game. I like the music in that game. However, I've already beaten the game on my PS3, I wouldn't install the hard copy I bought on my PC because of the software on it, and I'd still be supporting SecuROM by paying for the hard copy.

AAAAARGH

dude what

[MagmarFire]

An Abridged series?

Which one? ;)

[Darth Wyndisis]

hahahahahahahahaha and ha

[Twilight Wolf]

True, and the ease of reinstallation without having to suffer loooooooooong downloads is why I insist on buying hard copies of PC games. :>

Unless they're games like Mass Effect or Assassin's Creed which use SecuROM as a piracy "deterrent." I shall be buying the former from Steam for sure, as it doesn't include said software; not sure about the latter. Either way, I refuse to support the inclusion of SecuROM in games, as all it does is cause headaches for the legitimate consumer.

Think of it this way: Why would you pay for something when you can get the exact same thing for free, and the free version would give you none of the problems of the one you had to pay for? Why would you pay for it? However, I'm not the pirating type, so if I can find an alternative to both, I will take it. Hence, Mass Effect on Steam.

There is only one game I'm even considering buying that contains SecuROM, and that's Mirror's Edge. Normally I'd just buy it on Steam if I wanted to play it on my PC that much, but the hard copy includes the CD soundtrack to the game. I like the music in that game. However, I've already beaten the game on my PS3, I wouldn't install the hard copy I bought on my PC because of the software on it, and I'd still be supporting SecuROM by paying for the hard copy.

AAAAARGH

dude what

I don't expect you
To understand
After you've caused
So much pain

But then again
You're not to blame
You're just a human
A victim of the insane

[Hi no Seijin]

An Abridged series?

Which one? ;)

The only one that I know you watch.  Yu-Gi-Oh.

[Twilight Wolf]

I think I've given my Team Fortress 2 a performance boost! Woohoo!