I've installed OpenGL extensions viewer to see what is supported on my hackintosh -- some 3.0/4.0 functions are not supported. Anyone know what HL-engine is going to use?
This post has been edited by OmniAtlas: May 2 2010, 04:20 PM
I can't wait til they release Black Mesa Source (I bet you by that time HL2 EP3 STILL will not be out), then I'm going to play the half-life series starting by the first one all again.
I've given up on CS. Players know every corner, noobs that come in get wasted too quickly.
I've also given up on L4D2. I bought a copy in Malaysia but do you know if you're outside the SE asia region it won't work? Steam will report an error because it is region locked. So frustrating, and they won't refund my money.
Pardon my ignorance, why you need to run at such a high res? How big is your screen?
For Steam games, some key are region lock, you probably need to activate the key under your account first in Malaysia. Once activated and attached to your Steam account, you should be able to login everywhere and play the game.
I activated L4D2 and played it fine in Malaysia. It doesn't want to work here in Australia. I e-mailed steam support, they asked me to take it back and ask for a refund.
This should be made illegal. I wasn't aware it wouldn't work in a different country. They are denying the use of what you've bought legally. Frustrated.
This is called: <Regional lockout>. Due to the law, piracy rate and other reason in different country. At first I have the misconception if the game activated under your account it will work anywhere but this is not the case after some Google search!
The poster Cheesenium encounter same problem like you, getting the game to work in MY and AU. (Suprisingly he is is also a LYN member. ) Seem like gifted game, or the online Steam store purchase copy will work in different region. But not the physical L4D2 box copy selling in Malaysia store!
Yep, thanks for the links, wish I knew about it before I bought the boxed copy. So in fact, buying online with steam has its benefits for valve games, and not the other way around!! I thought I would save myself some trouble buying the cd instead of downloading 8+ gigs.
Next time, they should make it really clear that it is region locked and it doesn't work outside the country.
Valve Software first hinted at the arrival of Steam for Mac in early March through the release of a number of leaked teaser images. Steam is a very popular digital distribution system for PC games and will be making its debut on Mac on May 12th. Alongside the release of Steam will be several Valve gaming titles that have never previously been seen on the Mac. We've had some hands on time with the late beta, and here are some impressions.
PC users, or Mac owners with Boot Camp, will feel at home with the client. Its simple interface is mostly unchanged in the Mac beta version. Tabs indicating its essential functions line the top of its window, displaying the virtual "Store," your "Library" of games, patch and update "News," and "Community" functionality. Invitations from friends, as well as advertisements for games, still pop up with the speed and appearance of a Growl notification. In fact, the entire program is smooth and fast. It works and, most importantly, without a hitch.
This post has been edited by OmniAtlas: May 10 2010, 02:42 PM
WTH.. 3.8GB... I guess Ill have to leave my macbook on for a few days then... Hmm.. Need to change my macbook settings then.. Is it possible to continue download while in Sleep condition?
whats your graphics card.
I should have screaming performance with my ATI 4850, but its whacked. Only 20 FPS on full settings.