As the OP mentioned, the hard drives are 500 Megabytes, not gigabytes. A few hundred word documents with the company logo in it will fill that up in no time.
Maybe they'll display the total number of posts each user has made like on many forums. I can't believe how many people obsess about having huge post counts thinking it makes them cool, when really it shows they have no life.
I know! It encourages people to post frivolous replies just to increase their post count.
The download link, on the website, does not work. The website. It's HTML, it's the same for every platform. It doesn't work. Does. Not. Work. Clicking it does not begin a download, instead it takes you to the release notes. Every platform's download link does this. If you think the download link works, you're living in some bizarre fantasy-land full of flowers and daisies. How is that not useful feedback?
I've had a lot of fun playing this since the last slashdot story, if you're an open source FPS player you really should check it out. (If you're a "regular" FPS player, one more game on your PC won't hurt either. Hey, it's free!)
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As the OP mentioned, the hard drives are 500 Megabytes, not gigabytes. A few hundred word documents with the company logo in it will fill that up in no time.
Maybe they'll display the total number of posts each user has made like on many forums. I can't believe how many people obsess about having huge post counts thinking it makes them cool, when really it shows they have no life.
I know! It encourages people to post frivolous replies just to increase their post count.
... Like this one.
uh oh, karma whoring, achievement whoring, where will it end?
Dude.
The download link, on the website, does not work. The website. It's HTML, it's the same for every platform. It doesn't work. Does. Not. Work. Clicking it does not begin a download, instead it takes you to the release notes. Every platform's download link does this. If you think the download link works, you're living in some bizarre fantasy-land full of flowers and daisies. How is that not useful feedback?
Scroll down... :)
I agree the website has some rough edges. Insulting the devs won't fix that though :)
I've had a lot of fun playing this since the last slashdot story, if you're an open source FPS player you really should check it out. (If you're a "regular" FPS player, one more game on your PC won't hurt either. Hey, it's free!)