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Yes, cool news indeed. Steamworks is way better than GFWL and I am so happy for this news. I can't wait for the game.
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Firstly you can't rent PC game game that is using Steam. Secondly GFWL is region restricted and only support 26 countries also it has limited activations so what is good about GFWL?
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Even if your activations run out, you still have offline profiles, therefor you can still play. Online interaction is optional. Steam, pish, you have to be online to install, even from the box. Have fun with that when Steam is gone. |
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And of course you don't have any games on Steam, right?
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DVD checks are not required for games purchased on the service, and cracks are available otherwise Windows supports all languages Voice and text are both in GFWL, with the ability to talk to users on the 360 as well GFWL has an interface all its own GFWL Community > STEAM Community. Plus, again, GFWL also has the Xbox community with it. Steam beats GFWL with supported countries and supported games. Other than that, no. GFWL is less intrusive than Steam, as you don't even need an account. Accounts are only required if you wish to utilize the online features. Other than that, offline profiles are available. I troll where I please. Didn't even hint at piracy. You don't own anything on Steam, you rent it while the service is available. Last edited by VividNinjaScar: 06-09-2010 at 01:31 AM. |
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- What?! Don't lie. Name one game with Cloud support on GFWL. I haven't seen any (and I have Batman AA, Gears of War, SFIV, Fallout 3, Shadowrun, GTAIV, GTA:LCS and The Club). - Multilanguage support on GFWL?! No way. On STEAM if I want to change my game language settings are just selectable on game properties. On GFWL I have to reinstall the whole game again. And not all games have multilanguage support, due to country restrictions. - Your solution to DVD check is using a crack?! Great... ¬¬ - Direct voice & text chat are NOT available on GFWL. The only way to comunicate on GFWL is with crappy messages, not in real time. And only with ONE person at once. And you have to be in-game. No standalone client chat. And you can chat in STEAM with MAC users aswell. - GFWL interface is a crappy console port. It's lack on options, feeling and usability. - Rent games?! What? I own all the games I've bought on STEAM. I haven't rent any games. In case in the long future STEAM closes (oh wait! XBOX LIVE closed their service for the original box in 6 years and STEAM is running now for 7 years and keep growing) I'm gonna be capable of keep gaming with the games I've purchased. If the same happens with GFWL I doubt you can still play... - GFWL community does not even exist. Groups? Clans? Events? 25 million users? Statistics? No. STEAM beats GFWL, again. * And what about updates? STEAM can do background updates, GFWL not. * And what about multiplayer games? STEAM users can join friend's match just with one click. GFWL requires lame invitations and don't have dedicated servers support. * Microsoft Points?! WTF! It's just ridiculous. Nowadays there's no reason to support GFWL against STEAM. BEcause STEAM works and you OWN all the games you buy. You don't rent. Last edited by FuuKuy: 06-09-2010 at 02:12 AM. |
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Again, you don't own anything on here. Steam has its own pluses, yes, but I prefer GFWL as do many other gamers. Granted, not as many that do Steam, but at least GFWL isn't forced in any games. You never HAVE to make an account to play. |
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![]() Also, I had to use GFWL for Bioshock 2...oh God it was terrible. |
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Also, I think it is a good move for the Fallout series with New Vegas moving to Steam instead of GFWL. Why? Besides the obvious, have you ever looked at the Technical Support for LIVE section of the GFWL forums? They have three forums: Connection Issues, Download Issues, and Fallout 3 Specific Issues. They have had so many problems between Fallout 3 and LIVE that they needed their own forum for it. Oh, and with Steam, if I want to play offline, I can actually SAVE MY GAME. Last edited by Antichrist XVII: 06-09-2010 at 01:24 PM. |
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