Contact them via their support system. I wouldn't expect much but it's worth a shot. If it doesn't work out it's still on a couple of quid. Gotta admit, they know how to troll though
.Steam Summer Sale: What's on your list?
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Contact them via their support system. I wouldn't expect much but it's worth a shot. If it doesn't work out it's still on a couple of quid. Gotta admit, they know how to troll though
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Now what do we do?
Now we play 'em until our fingers bleed, we develop rsi and our keyboards turn to dust!
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im lost what do i do now......
no checking of the sale's,no checking here for recomendation's,no early,mid sleep wake ups to check previous mentioned things.....
i can only stare at my nice list of games and wonder to myself where do i start
oh to late ive taken to much time looking debating what to play it bed time...
no checking of the sale's,no checking here for recomendation's,no early,mid sleep wake ups to check previous mentioned things.....
i can only stare at my nice list of games and wonder to myself where do i start
oh to late ive taken to much time looking debating what to play it bed time...
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No now comes the great downloading pilgrimage where the steam servers are annihilated for weeks as every heavy gamer who bought lots of titles spends days and days downloading the games they bought when they arent using the PC in the evenings etc
finally completed the first game on my list.
Alan Wake American wasteland.
LOVED the frst one on Xbox 360 but man this kinda sucked, its not fun repeating the same thing over and over and over again, and the difficulty really ramps up at the end
Alan Wake American wasteland.
LOVED the frst one on Xbox 360 but man this kinda sucked, its not fun repeating the same thing over and over and over again, and the difficulty really ramps up at the end
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No now comes the great downloading pilgrimage where the steam servers are annihilated for weeks as every heavy gamer who bought lots of titles spends days and days downloading the games they bought when they arent using the PC in the evenings etc
i downloaded all of mine as soon as i bought them have all of them downloaded alreday!
Thinking the same last night
didnt go mad DL games but got a couple but my 256gig SSD has only 40-50gig left
I remember seeing a topic somewhere about it or i spoke to someone about it, its a bit of a pain isnt it to install onto another HDD ?
Thinking the same last night
didnt go mad DL games but got a couple but my 256gig SSD has only 40-50gig left
I remember seeing a topic somewhere about it or i spoke to someone about it, its a bit of a pain isnt it to install onto another HDD ?
It is quite simple to do really. Rename your old Steam folder, reinstall Steam to the different hard disk, update it, and copy all the folder contents across to the new hard disk, overwriting your Steam folder in the process (don't merge in Windows 7, it'll mess it up". It doesn't even store profile settings in C:\Users so you don't have to worry about that. That's how I've always done it in the past and it has always worked for me.
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Just use Steam Mover, ridiculously easy.
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