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That was true for games that came out prior to mass dialup and then mass broadband. Since then I have an ever increasing stack of games (and other software) tha
by steauengeglase 15y ago
That was true for games that came out prior to mass dialup and then mass broadband. Since then I have an ever increasing stack of games (and other software) that are unplayable as companies decided that keeping the auth servers up was too expensive (or the company folded, the IPs were sold off and the auth servers brought down). Either way, that disc is pretty much a meaningless waste of space now. BTW, anyone want this awesome System Shock 2 coaster?
- jasonkester 15y agoYou realize we're saying the same thing, right?
- Dylan16807 15y agoThe sheer mass of games that depend on steam and the number of companies involved do a lot to ensure that people will act to keep it up far more so than single-game servers.