well, if use tech macam. H.A.M.A.C.H.I we can do that kind of thing, but , there still security issue... some ppl might tangan gatal kacau your stuff

I think better if someone sell the game client
(eg: burn to disc then pos it)

Why not just a local ftp server like the old days, an anonymous guest user just for grabbing. Only registered LYN users or things like that With a decent ftp client, easy peasy. I do appreciate the one who's hosting it tho

Since you're a re-seller of a sort, an after service kinda thing But please don't make it customer only

This post has been edited by ashx: Dec 2 2010, 12:45 PM

The problem is the uploads
I'm trying to FTP upload a 2GB files, and it takes like 20hrs++ with 40kb/s upload speed.

Share Point looks more doable. I'll try it when I'm home. Office connection seems to block anything lolz.

can i join ?
but there is not much game i have ><
KHOdin Pudu , Kuala Lumpur, (D,P)

nymerine
around MMU Melaka only , (O)

Very interesting topic! If only Valve can release some kind of community content server software to help distribute their game data. At the moment I think only applicable to registered company. Other interesting finding:

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article...=3326-TDKV-4603

http://store.steampowered.com/stats/content/
(Malaysia content server is hosted by e-club)

It seem like the best way is to use Bittorrent to distribute the game data. Not sure if TMnet will block local p2p files transfer though.

This post has been edited by Bunkerer: Dec 2 2010, 02:37 PM

http://www.steamcalculator.com/id/sweetpuff
D @ PJ area , P

Note that some of my latest purchases like King's Bounty, Dirt2 have not been downloaded yet.

As an aside, it'd be cool if Steam simply switched to the BitTorrent protocol for all downloads. Sure it has its own complications, but cool nonetheless. Not to mention the vastly lighter load on Valve's centralized content servers.

I prefer two-option that user can choose, CDN or P2P method, P2P is not cool at all when you're sharing internet

PS : posted on wrong topic >.<

This post has been edited by KHOdin: Dec 2 2010, 06:03 PM

Count me in, area around Sungai Petani Kedah (H,D).

there is a reason the rizap dc++ is only for unifi cause of the upload speed..

yes we can "download" fast.. but we can only upload like 1/5 of our download speed...

This thread a sign of giving into TM's wishes! Stop it and fight back dammit! But seriously, this thread is indeed playing right along to TM's tune. I'm paying for my 1mbps line I should not have to resort to this. I really doubt there's another ISP out there in the world who can even think of pulling of such an outrageous stunt.

Well we do need a contingency plan. If TM doesnt fix the cap by end of this month, we might have to consider some other broadband services, and they usually have download quota. Cant be downloading all the games ourselves, we'd run out of bandwith.

I can help but I do not have all games install tho. I can only do backup of games that I have installed.

deimos, pls add O to my list.

and also im at perlis during semester break only, else im at Perak.

If it works, I can help with uploads.

what if i havent purchase the interested game yet but i get the files and put into steamapps folder 1st.. can work without downloading after purchase?

Yes, you can. Just press install button when you have the button.

hmm..i want to know if there is going to be problem with some games that have dlc installed
ie mass effect 2 with bioware dlc ..how it going to affect user that dont have the dlc when copied to their folder
for games that have steam dlc i dont think there will be a problem since it is a key account restricted but for non steam dlc like bioware ?