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Originally Posted by zauii
So the rest of us ain't loyal enough because we support steam? or could it simply be that we're less paranoid and actually know how the service works..
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zauii, you are reading something into my statement that I am not implying.
Why so defensive about Steam? It's not your country, or your family, it's a game downloading service.
Did you miss where I said that selling CoD on Steam was OK and probably a good thing?
Once again I will lay it out for you as plainly as I can...
Selling Cliffs of Dover on STEAM is a good thing for the sim. Making those of us who purchase it through other means have STEAM on our computers is not a good thing.
As I said, other developers and publishers market on Steam and also through traditional outlets, and they do not require those that buy the product from a source other than Steam to have a Steam account to play. And guess what, that makes eveyone happy.
Why should Cliffs of Dover be any different?
When my group of friends get together to play ArmA II online, some of us have the Steam version and other the non-Steam version. We play the sim, have a very good time and everyone is happy.
What is wrong with that?