Most beans

Aspyr-Blair, on 16 October 2012 - 01:34 PM, said:

Frigidman, on 07 March 2010 - 10:14 AM, said:

OK, I've fixed this.  Members, Admins, IMG Writers, Developers, and IMG Pro members should be able to vote on the topics.  Let me know if you are in one of these groups and cannot a vote a post up or down.  That said, I not sure what use this feature will have, but here it is.  Each person gets 5 votes up and 5 votes down per 24 hour period.  Let me know if you think that is too much or too little.  I think the votes should be limited or it will be abused.

We've just become the world's first Pay 2 Win forum!

--Eric

Does the card come with a hammer so I can fit it in my iMac??

We posted a new real game play video. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube....s?feature=watch

Hey Matt, just wanted to give a HUGE thanks to you for contacting support and getting your ticket going.  We chatted about you yesterday in a meeting with our support team, so I thought I would follow up here.

At that time, you had submitted the logs but not your profile yet.  I just walked over to check on your ticket again and apparently you got us all your data, plus save games for us to run test cases, and the QA lead for Black Ops is taking a look at it right now.

This is the only way for us to actually delve into a weird problem like this, so BIG PROPS for going through the process!  We will do our best to get you going.

Well, while searching images for Batman Arkham City, I found this. Look familiar?

Here is the pic. Can't wait for this one!

Keep those beans away from tBC.  Do not, repeat, DO NOT click the "beans!" button for any of tBC's posts.  As a matter of public health.

--Eric

Also provide developers with the ability to send a tremendous electric jolt through the customer's keyboard.

Hilarious that "single-player offline experience" is now a marketing point.  Hilarious, sad, but kind of good all at the same time.

--Eric

Frigidman is correct here guys, and a huge thanks to all of you who actively try and support us!  Here is a little clarification on how this all works.

- If you purchase any SteamPlay product from Steam, which ever platform you launch and play it on first with a few hours of play dictates who gets the sale.  There is no revenue share for blended play.  Its whoever gets the first few hours in (we dont really know the exact time figure.)

- If you purchase any SteamPlay product from ANY other outlet, whatever version you bought dictates who gets the sale.  So in this case of the sweet deal at GamersGate, 2k gets the credit for that sale because you are buying the "PC" sku, even if you exclusively play it on your Mac.

The cool part is, that SteamPlay code will work on either platform regardless of where you purchased it.  So for the customer, it doesn't really matter where you purchase it.  

I guess my point is, happy gamers = happy Aspyr...period.  It doesn't matter to us where you purchase a game we worked on, or who gets credit for that sale.  That is why we redesigned GameAgent.com to be more of a Mac gamers hub, helping gamers find the best deals etc...

At the end of the day, you are supporting either us or our partner with your purchase.  While one could argue in the short term, that approach costs us money....we argue that in the long term it pays off for everyone involved.

Despite my resolution to reduce my backlog, I ended up playing UT '99 again. Damn, that game is still good.

Jan, on 25 March 2013 - 11:18 AM, said:

What I love about IMG posters is that they are never demanding

Unlike the Windows version it comes with all the DLC packs, for some reason the PC never got the DLC. Gives you Mount Panorama (aka Bathurst) and a nice collection of new cars to play with.

Edwin

Frigidman, on 13 March 2013 - 08:17 AM, said:

That's why I didn't finish the last timed Borderlands 2 quest in Eridium Blight.  I was like, "Not again, you've done this to me twice already, not fun!"  And I make it a point to finish ALL the quests.  Enough is enough.  It makes me angry when a game makes me angry... and that's angry squared.

Well, I have played Grid on every platform that it was currently available. Grid is a very good racing game. The physics are good/OK (a bit 'wobbly') and there are assists that are adjustable for novice and expert drivers. It all depends on if you are a sim-snob or are flexible in what racing games you play. No matter what though, the game is fun to play and there is a lot of content available for the game. You get the DLC in the game which makes it even a better value. The graphics are great even though the game is quite old by todays standards. But still hold up very well. The PC version looked great and the Mac version should look just as good. The nice thing is that with an older game like this coming the requirements for the game should be a bit lower and high end Macs should be able to run this at the highest levels without any major problems. And the fact that Feral is getting this version ready for Mac racers means the game has been about as optimized as it can be. I still play this game every now and then just for the cockpit views alone!

Also, the damage in the game is pretty spectacular. There are times when you might just want to smash into something just to see how it looks.

Again, Feral is kicking ass with Mac racing games. F1 2012, Dirt 2 and now Grid! Edwin, you guys are doing a great job

ltcommander.data, on 08 February 2013 - 12:09 AM, said:

Not sure about that, I believe the single OpenGL dev at Apple has been re-assigned to making metallic reflection on button when tilting your iOS device.

All the very best wishes to our forum comrade, Frost, on his impending 30th birthday (tomorrow). One among the best. I remember 30 like it was yesterday. I bet even tBC remembers 30. Three cheers to Frost! As my wife's family would say, "Sto lat!"

Put me down for a Witcher 2 code, please.

My favorite gaming memory is playing WoW one summer morning in a house I shared with some friends.  As I was playing, I overheard one of my housemates giving someone a tour.  We had planned to have a barbecue later that day, but I didn't know that my housemate had invited anyone else to join us.  My housemate walked past my door with her friend and said, "And there's my housemate, Tibur."  I looked up to say hello and laid eyes on this beautiful woman who said, with a dazzling smile, "Hi, Tibur."  She and my housemate continued out to our backyard.  I immediately hit "Esc," logged out and joined them.  She and I got married a little over a year later, and we recently celebrated our sixth anniversary.  So never let anyone tell you you can't meet that special someone playing games.