Steam question to buy Supreme Ruler Cold War

[Visitator]

We are in talks with the paradox at this time on the flavor retail release of the Cold War, and whether it should be more closely integrated with the steam. Steam account and Internet connection is required once the initial installation of the game. I should note that this only applies to the retail version (boxed in the shop). The digital download versions will be specific to you buy them from. What are your thoughts about this? Anyone have any idea about this?

[Adonis]

I do not like the commercial version games force me to use the steam. I think the Steam UI and I think the lack own resources and uses too Program takes too long to boot. Also when it comes to Modding I can foresee many problems that the steam may interfere with the modified files automatically when you update the version of the game. It is a short thumb of mine. Incidentally, I believe that the current form to update the game is simple and very effective and well over a steam car you like to update my game.

[MacIntel]

I am personally in favor of it. 2-3 years I would have said no. But now, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages outweigh. And there are misconceptions with steam. For example, if you knock down all the steam going down, can no longer play the game. It is not true, Valve has stated that if some sort of closure of the company, steam reconfigured to disable authentication and enable you to enjoy your games in offline mode.

[Common]

You do not have to update the game. Under the panel of the library titles. If you click one of your games and go to properties. Then select the Updates tab. And you can select whether to update automatically or not. Regarding also overwrite the outdated data. Steam does not do that unless you want it. With automatic updates on, just overwrite your files when a new patch comes out or is selected to verify the integrity of the game files. With automatic updates it only overcomes their outdated files to select very integrity of the game files.

[desilva]

I guess I needed at the scene of petty cash. I have steam already is better than what Ubisoft is doing at the moment, so it does not really bother me either way. It sounds as if only used for authentication instead of / along with a CD key. My guess is that it will annoy people who have no water vapor, people who do not have it on principal, probably will not buy the game at all as a kind of boycott of steam. But if you're downloading from GG or whatever and do not need it, which should provide an alternative outlet for that group.

[veGANor]

If you like magicka which will require steam in all versions, even if digital download from a different supplier? The D2D version, etc door gamer all versions still require steam. The time to offer a version that does not necessitate steam I do not care either way. However, if you decide to go to work and integrated vapor steam required in all versions that will waive acquire and can be done with their products. I prefer the retail box does not necessitate steam myself I favor the boxed versions. And seriously, if I required steaming i just acquire it on steam.

[RyanInt]

Steam works will boost not integrated games, requiring you to install and run Steam to play. (That makes sense to me, why sell a game that requires its customers to make an account with its main competitor). Reactor momentum however, is not linked to the momentum (from its vendor-neutral) and was thus partially agreed with Brad because the steam would not lead to a game if it was linked to the impulse. Not that the momentum is not the games are sold in water vapor, just do not have a version of steam if required, and vice versa.