So is mine, still no upgrade, and I'm a bit disappointed. I too had one before Microsoft bought them out. I think I registered mine around New Year's of 1999.
heh, my Mom's account hasn't been upgraded either, it was probably made some time in 2002.
Did you consider that probably 600 million of those messages are spam sent by zombified home users' machines or deliberate spammers? In this case, it's in Comcast's best interest for those messages to not be delivered at all.
heh...actually, it was based on a heavily modified Quake engine, but used a little bit of code from the Quake 2 engine. A lot of the improvements that Valve introduced paralleled the improvements id made for Quake 2, but they were made independently.
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So is mine, still no upgrade, and I'm a bit disappointed. I too had one before Microsoft bought them out. I think I registered mine around New Year's of 1999.
heh, my Mom's account hasn't been upgraded either, it was probably made some time in 2002.
Did you consider that probably 600 million of those messages are spam sent by zombified home users' machines or deliberate spammers? In this case, it's in Comcast's best interest for those messages to not be delivered at all.
heh...actually, it was based on a heavily modified Quake engine, but used a little bit of code from the Quake 2 engine. A lot of the improvements that Valve introduced paralleled the improvements id made for Quake 2, but they were made independently.