Hmm, it shows that when you double click on the game.
Steam needs to sort out their interface
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Hmm, it shows that when you double click on the game.
Soldato
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He said:
"I've spent about 20hrs downloading Titan Quest at ~40kbps..."
So if 40kbps isn't what you would consider slow, I would hate to be on your internet connection
*EDIT*
To clarify, I just find it kind of funny that download at 40KB and then 20 hours later the thing has problems. I would be so furious so I guess I know because of that I find it humerous for some reason.
Truthfully the Steam UI is a little sparse. This hasn't ever affected me though as i've never had a problem with it. When i download a game, i make sure i'm doing it at a time when i'm not sitting at my PC waiting for it to finish ( ie sleeping or out for the day).
No doubt if ever i suffer from an issue though, i'd require a little more information than steam provides. As mentioned though, there are options in the menus for it.
No doubt if ever i suffer from an issue though, i'd require a little more information than steam provides. As mentioned though, there are options in the menus for it.
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Steam is pretty nice overall. But I do think on occasion it feels a little clunky. On the other hand, compared to what it was like when it was first launched all those years ago it is astounding.
I remember every man, woman and their dog hated the application. Now many PC gamers herald it as one of the greatest platforms, I bet Gabe is happy it is keeping him supplied with pies
I think the percentage / info problem is just something I have gotten used to, but I typically don't buy many games via Steam.
