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Why not make a new account? Valve is giving this out for free, partially to get people to use their program more. Why not support them in that small way at least?
You're trying to reason with a person who can't even complete a captcha.
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Why not make a new account? Valve is giving this out for free, partially to get people to use their program more. Why not support them in that small way at least?
You're trying to reason with a person who can't even complete a captcha.
Then I used alt+tab and the game crashed.
There is an easter egg in the website.
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Because Valve does whatever it feels like doing and honestly, I love them for it. I wish more companies would follow in their footsteps (e.g. not going public), but few have the luxury of being founded by someone who was already set for life financially at the time.
Valve isn't beholden to any external shareholders, and Steam is as close to a money-printing machine a private company can have. Combine that with the fact that Gabe and company seem to have pretty decent values in line with their customers' interests, and you get nice outcomes like this.
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Are you sure? Portal 2 had no issues on my M1. Half Life 2 also runs well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4NESG_fXgo
Yes, Portal 2 and Half-Life 2 are both more playable because they don't use x87 to the same extent. It's only HL that uses it heavily enough that it becomes unplayable. Side note, I think HL2 does for physics, or something; fast moving objects and explosions cause drastic frame drops via Rosetta. I haven't been able to look into it in detail to confirm the cause. Edit: The best "official" way to play Half-Life on an…
I'm still waiting on half-life 2: ep3....
https://store.steampowered.com/app/362890/Black_Mesa/
Full walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHKUVdb5YTM
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Why not make a new account? Valve is giving this out for free, partially to get people to use their program more. Why not support them in that small way at least?
You're trying to reason with a person who can't even complete a captcha.
I’ve had situations in the past where I tried 10-20 times to complete captcha and it just kept throwing one after the other at me. Whereas when I am at home and not using VPN I always complete every captcha in like one or two attempts.
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Valve isn't beholden to any external shareholders, and Steam is as close to a money-printing machine a private company can have. Combine that with the fact that Gabe and company seem to have pretty decent values in line with their customers' interests, and you get nice outcomes like this.
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