Seems like you, guys, are trying to make decisions for your community.
Personally I'm not going to do anything with my servers as long as my
community is playing there. Simply because I spent all these money
building community not hosting servers and I won't hurt my community
just to express my fe
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I really couldn't care less about what they do with source games or even
Hl1mods as long as its not going on inside my server. now if there talking
about tossing up adds to players in the server when there playing and
interupting game play to sp
This is probobly the worst idea possible for the game. But I'm looking at a
different angle than most (unless I missed it. I didn't read every post in this
thread),
Lets recap a bit and do a quick look into the crystal ball;
1) The people most responsible for the continuing success of the game
Enlighten me? Please?
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LOL you obviously don't know much about the law chad.
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From: Chad
Date: 12/09/06 14:47:36
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
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Exactly and that's just one of many caveats that exist in doing business
with software companies.
Thanks for pointing that out.
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From: Ronny Schedel
Date: 12/09/06 15:27:42
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: R
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LOL you obviously don't know much about the law chad.
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From: Chad
Date: 12/09/06 14:47:36
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds] VALVe wants advertisements in CS 1.6
here is what came up in the retail
Such EULAs are not valid in Germany, because you will see this EULA at
installation time and you can not give back an opened software package. So,
whatever this EULA tells us, it is not valid in every country of the world.
Regards
Ronny
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Well like I have said in my forums.If they blend it into a game where it's
not so obtrusive it wouldn't be that bad.Like making the coke machines on
office actual coke machines of ballz machines or making the computers actual
dell computers ect.But I can see signs put into the game that look akin
here is what came up in the retail cd istallation
YOU SHOULD CAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT
BEFORE INSTALLING THIS SOFTWARE PROGRAM. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THE
TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT, YOU MAY NOT INSTALL THE SOFTWARE AND MUST
IMMEDIATELY RETURN IT FOR A REFUND FROM YOU
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Right but remember way back when sierra sold thousands of the same CD keys
to the same buyers.
That was a major screw up, so there are circumstances were Valve can be sued
and made to pay for there actions. I'll bet valve/sierra were never sued
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You never buy a game, just a "license" to play it. Well that is how
publishers put it now, so I don't think that will work.
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Someone needs to look over the valve/steam TOS and see if there is a way
they can be sued in order to stop them from being total jackasses and
ruining the games we all paid for months and years ago.
I mean if we all bought a game and it didn't sa
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I can see your point, but when was the last time you sat down to play a board
game like Risk only to be interrupted every so often by some guy trying to get
you to buy a chess board?
The fact is playing a computer game is not the same thing a w
Glad I'm not the old guy here. I'm only 50.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ook
Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 13:18
To: hlds@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds] VALVe wants advertisements in CS 1.6
I quit counting at 45. 50 is w
I quit counting at 45. 50 is waaayyy too close for comfort, and old age
pains are already moving in. Youth just didn't last long enough, did
it? But better to be old, crochety and wise then young and dumb :-P
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51. But who's counting. :)
On 1
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People saying they are older than everyone else on the list are just playing
a poker hand.
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51. But who's counting. :)
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Roman Hatsiev for one reason or for 2 (:Þ
On 12/10/06, Roman Hatsiev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Minor amendment to EULA and this project becomes illegal. Better
> switch to cracked LAN servers then but be ready to handle enormous
> amount of
Easily. 47. But I'm sure there are a few here that can beat even that :)
Can ya beat 42??
:)
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Minor amendment to EULA and this project becomes illegal. Better
switch to cracked LAN servers then but be ready to handle enormous
amount of shit on your servers. I had this experience three years ago
before legal Valve games were made affordable to most local players
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I don't think people, and server operators in particular are pissed at Valve
in regards to advertising or the concept thereof. Anybody remotely in touch
with reality could see this coming a mile away.
I think server operators feel, perhaps legiti
Can ya beat 42??
:)
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> From: "Edward Luna" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2006/12/09 Sat AM 06:28:24 CST
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> "... waffling more than John Kerry." ROFL!
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> Okay... seriously now. I've seen this all before and you guys are 100%
one word
steamlessproject.nl
err, maybe two.
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"... waffling more than John Kerry." ROFL!
Okay... seriously now. I've seen this all before and you guys are 100% correct
to be concerned but you're also spitting into the wind. The times they are a
changin and in-game adds are comin. To quote a phrase oft used by one
incredibly sexy ex-Bor
Well I didn't buy BF2142 due to this.If this happens I will no longer buy
VALVe games.Which I currently own most of.And I've been looking for a really
good reason to move my 6 year old community to a better game,which I thought
CS:S would be nobody played it.
So if this happens good bye CS Commun
Frankly I fail to see a connection between in-game ads and server
hosting as long as we are discussing it from server operator
perspective. Am I missing something?
On 08/12/06, Saint K. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
interview: advertisements coming to cs
In-game advertisements are coming to Count
Saint K. wrote:
interview: advertisements coming to cs
In-game advertisements are coming to Counter-Strike 1.6. Go ahead and let
that sink in a bit. CS-Nation has the exclusive first interview with
Valve's
Doug Lombardi about this upcoming addition into the Counter-Strike world.
CS-Nation: Many
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'Anyone else thinking that ads could be a toe in the water test for giving the
game away for free?
What does everyone think???'
I will bet a million bucks that Valve will not give awa
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